TheScooterist · Charger buying guide · 2026

Electric Scooter Chargers: Replacement & Compatibility Guide

Lost your electric scooter charger? The safest replacement is one specifically approved for your exact scooter. Here are manufacturer-listed charger options, what their labels mean, and how to avoid a costly or dangerous mismatch.

Find your modelUse the compatibility finder before ordering
Verify specificationsOutput, plug, polarity and battery type all matter
Choose an approved partPrefer the manufacturer’s replacement listing
Charger safety: A plug that fits does not make a charger safe. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warns against unapproved “universal” micromobility chargers. Buy the exact manufacturer-approved charger for your scooter. Never charge a damaged or swollen battery.

Electric scooter charger compatibility finder

Select your scooter family and exact model. The output identifies where the manufacturer lists a replacement—not authorization to substitute another product.

Choose your scooter model to see the replacement path.

Manufacturer-listed replacement chargers

These examples come from the scooter brands' replacement-parts pages, not third-party “fits most scooters” listings. Check your model/version and the supplier's availability before purchase.

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Manufacturer-listed replacement

1. GOTRAX GXL V2 / Rival / Apex / G3 Plus

42V 1.5A

For GOTRAX GXL V2, Rival, Apex, Apex XL and G3 Plus as specified by GOTRAX. Confirm the connector against your model and generation.

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Manufacturer-listed replacement

2. GOTRAX G3 / G4 / XR Elite / G Pro

42V 2A

For the listed G3, G4, G Pro, XR Elite, XR Ultra, Eclipse and XR Elite Max families. Not interchangeable with the GXL V2 1.5A listing by assumption.

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Manufacturer-listed replacement

3. GOTRAX GKS

29.4V 0.4A

Specific to the GKS youth scooter. GKS Plus, Pro and Lumios use a different manufacturer-listed rating.

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Manufacturer-listed replacement

4. GOTRAX GKS Plus / Pro / Lumios

29.4V 0.6A

Different product from the plain GKS charger, even though their plugs may look similar.

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Manufacturer-listed replacement

5. Hiboy S2 / KS4 / S2 Lite family

Manufacturer replacement

Hiboy lists S2, KS4, S2 Lite, S2 SE, S2 Nova, DK1 and C1 on this product page. Check your exact version.

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Manufacturer-listed replacement

6. Razor E100 / E125 / E150 / E175

SKU W13110050014

Razor-listed replacement for the named models, among others. Confirm the barcode ID/version before ordering.

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Manufacturer-listed replacement

7. Razor E300 HD / E300 HDL

SKU W13112099014

This Razor spare-part listing includes E300 HD and E300 HDL—not automatic confirmation for every older E300.

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Quick replacement charger comparison

Scooter familyManufacturer chargerCritical warning
GOTRAX GXL V2 group42V 1.5ADo not infer compatibility with G4
GOTRAX G3/G4 group42V 2ADifferent listing and charge output
GOTRAX GKS29.4V 0.4ANot the same as GKS Plus/Pro/Lumios
GOTRAX GKS Plus/Pro/Lumios29.4V 0.6ACheck exact youth scooter model
Hiboy S2/KS4 familyHiboy OEM chargerOther Hiboy series may differ
Razor E100 groupRazor SKU W13110050014Barcode/version check required
Razor E300 HD / HDLRazor SKU W13112099014Do not assume every E300 version fits

How to choose a replacement scooter charger

  1. Find your exact scooter identity. Read the frame/model label, generation and barcode where available.
  2. Find the manufacturer’s approved part. Start with its parts store or customer support.
  3. Compare output requirements. Input mains voltage, output voltage, rated current, connector and polarity must match the approved charging system.
  4. Check battery chemistry. A charger for sealed lead-acid batteries isn't automatically appropriate for a lithium-ion pack.
  5. Check connector and condition. Never force an incompatible plug or use frayed, overheating or water-damaged equipment.
  6. Follow charging safety instructions. Charge while present, avoid overnight charging and unplug when finished, following your manual.
About “36V” and “42V”: Many lithium-ion scooters with a nominal 36V battery use a charger labeled 42V output. That relationship is not enough to establish charger compatibility; the complete charging system still needs manufacturer approval.

Charger stays green or scooter won't charge?

A green indicator may mean charging is complete, but it can also mean no charging current is flowing. Inspect the approved charger's connections and follow the scooter's troubleshooting instructions. If the port is damaged, hot, corroded or wet, stop attempting to charge.

Use our electric scooter not charging guide for diagnostics, or find a nearby shop through the electric scooter repair directory.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use any 42V charger on a 36V electric scooter?

No. A matching voltage alone doesn't establish compatible connector, polarity, current, charging profile or manufacturer approval.

Is a “universal electric scooter charger” safe?

Not unless the specific charger has been tested and approved for your exact device. The CPSC advises against broad-use unapproved universal micromobility chargers.

Can I charge my scooter overnight?

Follow your manufacturer’s instructions. The CPSC advises being present while charging and not charging while asleep.

Are Razor E100 and E300 chargers the same?

Do not assume so. Razor sells parts with specific compatible model and version lists. Check the barcode ID and the precise charger part number.