Razer is no stranger to lending its name to vehicles. You may remember its collaboration with Hycan for a mobile esports fortress, which was, unfortunately for fans, a concept. The Niu FQiX x Razer Special Edition is not. However, it is not an esports center on wheels, because we are talking about an electric scooter line.
If your Razer collection already includes everything you can plug into a PC, NIU has something you can park outside. Niu supplies the scooter and smart features; Razer supplies the unmistakable color scheme. Angular bodywork and an X-shaped LED headlight complete the look. You won’t need to explain which gaming brand you favor.
Two Versions, Different Speeds
The collaboration comes in FQiX 150 and FQiX 300 versions. Those numbers are model names, btw, not engine capacities.
The 150 is a 50 cc-equivalent, AM-class scooter with 3,800 W peak power and a top speed of 45 km/h (28 mph). The 300 moves into the 125 cc-equivalent, A1 category, delivering 4,100 W peak power and up to 80 km/h (50 mph), with ABS.
Both advertise up to 110 kilometers (68 miles) of range, but there’s a battery detail worth knowing. The 150 ships with one removable pack for approximately 50–60 kilometers (31–37 miles). Reaching the bigger figure requires a second battery, sold separately. The 300 includes two from the start.
Each pack is rated at 72 V and 28 Ah, giving a combined capacity of 4,032 Wh with two installed. Charging takes approximately three hours per pack, or six for both. The batteries carry an IPX7 water-resistance rating.
The Dashboard Has Plenty to Do
A five-inch color TFT displays riding information and navigation, while NIU Link Crown controls handle functions such as music and calls. Bluetooth speaker integration brings audio along, too.
Rear radar monitors approaching vehicles and blind spots. GPS tracking, anti-theft alerts, and the Niu app help you keep tabs on the scooter when parked. Unlocking options include Bluetooth, the app, NFC, and a passcode.
The 150 also gets front and rear disc brakes with combined braking and traction control, 14-inch wheels, and 31 liters of under-seat storage. Enough room for a full-face helmet, rather than another excuse to carry it around.
A Limited Ride You Can Actually Order
Production is limited to 2,500 units. European preorders run through October 11, 2026, with a €100 reservation deposit credited toward the purchase.
The FQiX 150 starts at €2,599 (~US$2,912), with one battery. A second pack bumps the price up to €3,099 (~US$3,472), which is also the listed price of the twin-battery FQiX 300.
Niu’s preorder store schedules the 150 to reach dealers at the end of October 2026 and the 300 in early 2027. It also lists a free Razer Rogue V4 backpack for the first 300 reservations. Your gaming laptop can come along, but you’ll still need somewhere to stop before using it.
Images: NIU.
