In Pictures: Nanrobot LS7+ review: 74 mph dual-motor electric scooter pushes performance limits

Helmeted riders on city streets illustrate the everyday context the LS7+ leaves far behind.

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Commuter scooters like this offer a stark contrast to the LS7+'s 74.5 mph ambitions.

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Most urban scooters are built for errands, not for the extreme speeds the LS7+ advertises.

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Parked scooters under a canopy hint at the storage and charging needs a 10,000W peak machine demands.

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Reviewers stress the LS7+ is strictly for experienced riders, not casual street users.

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The LS7+'s aggressive styling fits right into graffiti-covered urban backdrops.

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Even seaside cruisers pale in comparison to the LS7+'s advertised 74.5 mph top speed.

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Practical features like USB charging matter less when the LS7+ is built purely for speed.

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A steering damper is among the few stability concessions Nanrobot makes on the LS7+.

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