We have expanded our electric skateboard lineup with the launch of the Supermini 2WD, a compact street electric skateboard designed around everyday riding, commuting, and city cruising.
Street riding has different requirements from off-road riding. You do not always need large pneumatic tires, suspension, or a heavy mountain-board setup. For many riders, what matters more is a board that is compact, responsive, comfortable on pavement, easy to control, and capable of covering a good distance on a single charge.
That is where the Supermini comes in.
The new Supermini is available with two different drivetrain options: a 12S hub motor version and a 14S gearbox motor version. This gives riders the option to choose between a lighter, efficient setup for everyday street riding and a more powerful configuration for riders who want stronger acceleration and climbing performance.
Meet the New Ecomobl Supermini
The Supermini 2WD is designed specifically for riders who spend most of their time on paved roads.
Instead of the larger pneumatic tires and suspension systems used on Ecomobl’s all-terrain and off-road models, the Supermini uses 118 × 67 mm rubber wheels. These wheels provide a good balance of street performance, comfort, and shock absorption while keeping the board compact.
The board also features CNC-machined aircraft-grade aluminum trucks and an aluminum alloy mainboard. The rear hanger can be moved back by 20 mm, allowing riders to fine-tune the board’s handling to match their preferred riding style.
The result is a street electric skateboard that focuses on maneuverability and everyday practicality without giving up performance.
| Explore the Ecomobl Supermini 2WD |
Two Versions to Match Different Riding Styles
One of the most interesting aspects of the Supermini is that it is available with two different powertrain configurations.
12S Hub Motor Version
The 12S hub motor Supermini uses a 50.4V 10Ah battery and dual 550W hub motors.
Hub motors are integrated into the wheels, giving the board a clean appearance and a straightforward drivetrain. For riders primarily interested in commuting, cruising, and everyday city riding, this version provides a balanced combination of range, speed, and efficiency.
According to Ecomobl’s specifications, the 12S hub version can reach up to 60 km/h and has a maximum advertised range of up to 63 km, depending on riding conditions.
It weighs approximately 10.6 kg, making it the lighter of the two Supermini configurations.
The 12S version also has a stated climbing capability of approximately 18 to 28%, depending on conditions.
14S Gearbox Motor Version
For riders who want more torque and a stronger performance-oriented setup, the Supermini is also available with a 14S gearbox motor configuration.
This version uses a 58.8V 10Ah battery and dual gearbox motors rated at 2800W each.
The gearbox system provides a different riding experience from the hub configuration, particularly when it comes to torque and climbing ability. The Supermini’s product specifications list a maximum speed of up to 55 km/h, a maximum advertised range of up to 58 km, and a climbing capability of approximately 25 to 38%.
The gearbox version weighs around 11.2 kg and uses a 50A ESC, compared with the 35A ESC used on the 12S hub version.
This makes the gearbox version an interesting option for riders who want a compact street board but still want substantial motor performance.
Supermini Specifications at a Glance
| Specification | 12S Hub Version | 14S Gearbox Version |
|---|---|---|
| Drive | 2WD | 2WD |
| Battery | 50.4V 10Ah | 58.8V 10Ah |
| Motor | 550W × 2 Hub Motors | 2800W × 2 Gearbox Motors |
| Maximum Range | Up to 63 km | Up to 58 km |
| Maximum Speed | Up to 60 km/h | Up to 55 km/h |
| Weight | 10.6 kg | 11.2 kg |
| Dimensions | 87 × 30 × 37 cm | 87 × 36 × 37 cm |
| Rider Weight Limit | 150 kg / 220 lbs | 150 kg / 220 lbs |
| Incline | 18 to 28% | 25 to 38% |
| ESC | 35A | 50A |
| Wheels | 118 × 67 mm rubber | 118 × 67 mm rubber |
| Charging Time | Approximately 2.5 hours with 4A charger | Approximately 2.5 hours with 4A charger |
| Waterproof Rating | IP63 | IP63 |
| Remote | 2.4GHz wireless | 2.4GHz wireless |
| Lighting | Body and brake lights | Body and brake lights |
Specifications are based on Ecomobl’s current product information. Actual range, speed, and climbing performance can vary depending on rider weight, terrain, temperature, riding style, and other conditions.
118 mm Rubber Wheels for Street Riding
Wheel choice has a major effect on how an electric skateboard feels.
The Supermini uses 118 × 67 mm rubber wheels, which are larger than many traditional street skateboard wheels and are designed to provide additional shock absorption on everyday roads.
City pavement is rarely perfectly smooth. Small cracks, uneven sections, expansion joints, and rough patches are common on everyday routes. The rubber wheels help make these imperfections more manageable while maintaining a compact street-oriented setup.
They also contribute to the Supermini’s advertised range. Ecomobl specifically designed the board around these wheels to provide a comfortable riding experience without moving to the much larger pneumatic tires used on its all-terrain models.
If your regular riding is primarily on paved roads, bike paths, streets, and other urban surfaces, this setup makes the Supermini well suited to that environment.
CNC Aluminum Trucks and Adjustable Rear Hanger
The Supermini is built around CNC aircraft-grade aluminum trucks, giving the board a solid and responsive platform for turning.
One particularly useful feature is the adjustable rear hanger. Riders can move the rear hanger backward by 20 mm, allowing them to adjust the board’s handling to better match their riding style.
That matters on a compact electric skateboard because street riding often involves frequent turning and changes in direction. Whether you prefer a more stable setup or a more responsive feel, having some adjustability gives you more control over how the board behaves.
Aluminum Construction
The Supermini uses an aluminum alloy mainboard rather than relying entirely on a traditional wooden deck construction.
The aluminum mainboard provides good heat dissipation and can be disassembled relatively easily for maintenance. The board also uses thick grip tape to provide a secure standing surface.
The compact construction keeps the overall package relatively light. At 10.6 kg for the hub version and 11.2 kg for the gearbox version, the Supermini is considerably easier to carry than many larger all-terrain electric skateboards.
That makes a difference when you need to take the board upstairs, bring it into an office, store it at home, or use it with another form of transportation.
Built for Everyday Street Riding
The Supermini’s biggest strength is its focus.
It is not trying to be a mountain board or an all-terrain machine. It is designed around the type of riding that many electric skateboard owners do most often: getting around town, commuting, cruising, meeting friends, riding through neighborhoods, and enjoying paved roads.
The compact format makes it easier to maneuver through urban environments, while the rubber wheels provide additional comfort compared with very small hard street wheels.
The adjustable remote also gives riders control over speed and braking. The 2.4GHz wireless remote includes adjustable braking and speed controls, allowing riders to manage the board according to their experience and riding conditions.
For riders who want to learn more about what to look for before buying an electric skateboard, Ecomobl’s guide to choosing an electric skateboard for beginners covers several of the factors that matter, including speed, comfort, range, and riding environment.
Lighting for Day and Low-Light Riding
The Supermini includes body and brake LED lighting.
Lighting is useful for more than appearance. When riding in the early morning, evening, or other low-light conditions, being visible is an important part of street riding.
The Supermini’s lighting system is integrated into the board rather than requiring riders to add separate lights as soon as they start using it.
Of course, riders should always follow local laws and safety requirements when using an electric skateboard on public roads or paths.
IP63 Water Resistance
The Supermini has an IP63 waterproof rating according to Ecomobl’s specifications.
This offers some protection against dust and water, but an IP rating does not mean an electric skateboard should be ridden through heavy rain, deep puddles, or standing water.
For the best long-term performance, it is still important to keep the board dry whenever possible and to follow Ecomobl’s maintenance and battery-care recommendations.
Maintenance and Battery Care
Like any electric skateboard, the Supermini benefits from regular maintenance.
Before riding, it is a good idea to check the condition of the wheels, trucks, fasteners, and other components. Ecomobl also recommends checking bolts and screws regularly because vibration from riding can gradually loosen hardware.
Battery care is equally important. The Supermini uses lithium-ion battery technology, so riders should avoid completely discharging or overcharging the battery and should take care when storing the board for long periods.
For long-term storage, we recommend keeping the battery around 70% charge rather than storing the board full or empty.
Supermini vs. ET Storm 2.0
The Supermini is not the only new street electric skateboard from Ecomobl.
The ET Storm 2.0 was also recently introduced as a street-focused model. Both boards are designed for paved riding, but they take different approaches.
The ET Storm 2.0 uses a more traditional electric longboard format and is designed around comfortable everyday street riding. The Supermini takes a more compact approach, with its smaller overall footprint, 118 mm rubber wheels, adjustable rear hanger, and two available motor configurations.
The Supermini also gives riders a choice between the 12S hub motor version and the more powerful 14S gearbox version. That choice is one of the key differences between the two models.
You can learn more about the other street-focused options in Ecomobl’s electric longboard and street skateboard lineup.
Who Is the Supermini For?
The Supermini is designed for riders who want a compact electric skateboard for paved surfaces and everyday use.
It can make sense for:
- Daily commuters who want a compact board for getting around the city
- Students who need convenient transportation between classes or around campus
- City cruisers who enjoy exploring paved roads and bike paths
- Experienced riders looking for a smaller board with strong performance
- Riders who want a choice of drivetrain, with hub and gearbox configurations available
- People who need a board that is easier to carry and store than a large all-terrain skateboard
The two versions also make it easier to choose a setup based on your priorities. The hub version focuses on a lighter package with a higher advertised range and speed, while the gearbox version provides higher motor output and a stronger stated climbing capability.
What Comes With the Supermini?
Ecomobl includes the main accessories needed to get started with the board.
The package includes:
- Supermini electric skateboard
- Screen remote
- Standard charger
- Tools
The board is also available with headlights, depending on the configuration selected on the product page.
A New Direction for Ecomobl’s Street Lineup
Ecomobl is known for electric skateboards designed for demanding terrain, but the Supermini shows another side of the lineup.
Instead of focusing on large wheels, suspension, and off-road capability, the Supermini is built around a simple idea: make a compact electric skateboard that feels at home on city streets.
The combination of 118 mm rubber wheels, CNC aluminum trucks, adjustable rear hanger, aluminum construction, integrated lighting, 2WD, IP63 water resistance, and two different powertrain options gives riders plenty to work with in a relatively compact package.
For riders who spend most of their time on pavement, the Supermini offers a different way to experience Ecomobl.
And for those who want more power, the 14S gearbox version adds a substantially more powerful drivetrain without turning the board into a large off-road machine.
Final Thoughts
The Supermini launch adds a new option to Ecomobl’s growing range of electric skateboards.
Its compact design, rubber wheels, adjustable trucks, aluminum construction, integrated lighting, and two available powertrains make it particularly suited to everyday street riding. The 12S hub version offers a lighter setup with up to 63 km of advertised range, while the 14S gearbox version provides stronger motor output and up to 38% stated climbing capability.
For riders who want a practical electric skateboard for city streets, commuting, and everyday cruising, the Supermini is designed around exactly that type of riding.
The Supermini 2WD is now available from Ecomobl, with the current product page listing a price of $899 and a $50 discount available on the first order with code Super50.
Explore the Supermini 2WD and see which configuration fits your riding style.
