Scooters in Kukirin Life

Three scooters are confirmed rideable in Kukirin Life [Testing], the Roblox e-scooter game by Mukbang Lovers: the G2, the G4 and the G4 Ultra. You spawn on a free G2, the G4 comes from the dealership or a cash crate, and the G4 Ultra is the fastest scooter in the game. That is every model currently verified by hands-on gameplay — and it is not the whole roster, because the dealership demonstrably sells at least one more scooter that no gameplay video has named.

Which game this list covers

Searching "Kukirin scooters" surfaces a real e-scooter brand first, so pin the game down before trusting any list. Kukirin Life [Testing] is a fan-made KuKirin project on Roblox by creator Mukbang Lovers, and its own description is blunt about the split: "This is a fan-made KuKirin game. We are not associated with KuKirin." Every scooter on this page is an item of that experience, verified inside its own dealership, crate and riding systems — not a real-world KuKirin catalog product. Nothing here implies the in-game models carry the real brand's specifications.

The scooters confirmed rideable so far

G2 — the starter. A full gameplay guide to the game opens with it: you "will have a free G2" from the start, and the same breath notes there are "multiple scooters in the game that you can basically upgrade." It is the baseline every other model is measured against.

G4 — the first upgrade. The same guide earns 2,000 cash, buys a crate, opens it and pulls a G4, then rides it and finds it "actually faster" than the starter. The guide also places the G4 at the dealership, which is where you go for better scooters. One caution: that video shows a crate producing a G4 exactly once — nothing shows whether a crate reliably contains a particular model, so treat any specific pull as luck until it repeats.

G4 Ultra — the top. Per the same guide, "the fastest is the G4 Ultra." It sits above the G4 at the end of the upgradeable line.

What the evidence actually shows

Only relative speed is confirmed. One guide's session found the G4 "actually faster" than the G2 and named the G4 Ultra the fastest; no source gives absolute speeds, stat values or a per-model price list. The only concrete figures shown in gameplay are the 2,000-cash crate purchase and the dealership scooter priced at 12,000 covered below. If you are weighing which model to chase, the best scooters comparison takes that decision further, and the upgrade guide covers what improving a scooter involves.

How a better scooter is actually obtained

The full steps live in the how to get scooters guide. The loop demonstrated on camera, in order:

1. Earn cash. Events spawn around the map during the day, marked by a big orange circle — rideout spots are one example. Challenges, epic rides and epic tricks pay cash; tricks at rideout spots pay double, and the crazier the trick, the more it pays. Setting police difficulty to super hard earns "way more" cash, at the obvious cost of police actively ramming you.
2. Spend it. Talk to the dealership NPC to buy better scooters — a Robux purchase option sits at the same stand, which the guide calls kind of pay-to-win — or buy a crate and open it, which is how the guide's G4 arrived.
3. Ride it. The demonstrated run: 800 cash on hand, topped up with rideouts and tricks, a crate bought at 2,000, a G4 inside, and a first ride on a scooter that felt faster than the starter.

Two side notes keep the roles straight: the tuning shop's recolors — yellow, rainbow and the rest — are purely cosmetic and play no part in acquiring any model, and if you want extra cash before a grinding session, the codes page tracks what is currently live.

Why the list stays open

A second gameplay video walks to the in-game dealership, talks to the NPC and finds a new scooter its creator never names, priced at 12,000 cash. The game's own description adds that it is "constantly getting updated with tons of scooters, POIs and other content to come." So more models exist or are on the way that no source has identified yet. Treat G2, G4 and G4 Ultra as the confirmed roster, not the complete one, and check the updates page when new scooters are announced.

Once you have picked the scooter you are aiming for, the how to get scooters guide has the full acquisition steps, and the fast scooters guide is the shorter path if speed is the goal — the earn money guide covers the cash side in depth.