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Ausom's Fall Sale brings six electric scooters to prices from $549 with code AUSOMFS, with the L2 Max Dual Motor and DT2 Pro leading a campaign running September 8 through September 30.
The pitch centers on short trips: spending less on gas and parking, and finding alternatives to a drive through traffic. The U.S. Department of Energy's breakdown of 2022 travel data shows that most U.S. vehicle trips are shorter than six miles.
Choosing a scooter still starts with where it can be ridden and how it will be stored. Ausom's current U.S. store states that these products are for private-property use only, so its commuting pitch should not be read as permission to use public roads or sidewalks. Within those limits, the six models offer distinct combinations of price, battery capacity and braking hardware.
Apply the Fall Sale code to the sale price
The Ausom Fall Sale pairs the displayed sale prices with a further $50 discount using AUSOMFS. The Gosoul 2 starts at $549 after the code; the F1 Max tops the group at $1,439.
| Model | Sale price | With AUSOMFS |
|---|---|---|
| Gosoul 2 | $599 | $549 |
| K20 Pro Dual Motor | $729 | $679 |
| Gosoul 2 Pro Dual Motor | $849 | $799 |
| L2 Max Dual Motor | $869 | $819 |
| DT2 Pro | $1,149 | $1,099 |
| F1 Max | $1,489 | $1,439 |
Add the selected model to the cart, enter AUSOMFS in the discount field and check the total before paying. These are scooter prices before any applicable tax. Some product pages also advertise automatic offers; the amounts above use the Fall Sale code, without adding another promotion on top.
L2 Max Dual Motor pairs a larger battery with an $819 price
The L2 Max Dual Motor sits near the middle of the price range. Its 998.4Wh battery is rated for up to 56 miles per charge. Its dual motors deliver a combined 2,688W peak output.
ShocFree dual swingarm suspension and 10-by-3-inch tubeless tires handle the contact with the ground. Front and rear disc brakes work alongside E-ABS, while NFC and a passcode control unlocking. USB-A and USB-C outputs can charge a phone or another small device.
It weighs 73.4 pounds. That figure belongs in the buying decision alongside battery size: folding the stem reduces its storage footprint, but it does not make repeated stair carries a small job.
DT2 Pro adds hydraulic brakes and more range
At $1,099 with the code, the DT2 Pro costs $280 more than the L2 Max Dual Motor. The extra money buys a 1,216.8Wh battery and front and rear hydraulic disc brakes with E-ABS.
Ausom lists a combined 2,912W peak motor output and a maximum range of 71 miles. Its 10-by-3-inch tires match the L2 Max Dual Motor's dimensions, and its 74-pound weight is close, too. Battery capacity and the hydraulic braking system make the clearest distinctions between the two flagship models.
All range figures here are manufacturer ratings. Rider weight, terrain and speed affect the distance available from a charge, so the maximum should not be treated as a guaranteed trip distance.
Gosoul 2 lowers the cost of entry
The Gosoul 2 is the least expensive option at $549 after the code. A single motor supplies up to 1,100W of peak power, paired with a 624Wh battery rated for up to 44 miles.
It retains front and rear disc brakes with E-ABS and ShocFree suspension, using narrower 10-by-2.5-inch tires. At 61.5 pounds, it is lighter than the dual-motor models in this sale, though still a substantial scooter to lift. For a buyer prioritizing the purchase price over a second motor, it is the starting point.
Compare two dual-motor options below $800
The K20 Pro Dual Motor is $679 with AUSOMFS. Its two motors deliver a combined 2,800W peak output, and its 864Wh battery is rated for up to 56 miles. It weighs 66.1 pounds and uses front and rear disc brakes with E-ABS.
The Gosoul 2 Pro Dual Motor costs $799 with the code. It shares those peak-power and battery figures, uses ShocFree dual swingarm suspension and weighs 70.5 pounds. The matching headline range makes suspension design, weight and the $120 price difference more useful comparison points than range alone.
F1 Max raises the load limit
The F1 Max moves to a 60V, 1,248Wh battery, dual motors with 3,840W combined peak output and a 330-pound maximum load, the highest load rating of the six. Hydraulic disc brakes with E-ABS and 10-by-3-inch tires complete the main hardware package.
Its $1,439 code price buys higher-voltage hardware, but not the longest advertised range: Ausom rates it for up to 62 miles, below the DT2 Pro's 71-mile figure. At 79.4 pounds, it is also the heaviest model here.
Ausom develops electric scooters for everyday travel and recreational riding. Across this sale, the practical differences are visible in the specifications: a lower entry price, a larger battery, hydraulic brakes or a higher load allowance. The useful choice is the one that fits the permitted riding space, storage arrangement and rider, rather than the largest number on the specification sheet.
The Fall Sale runs through September 30, 2026. Enter AUSOMFS for the additional $50 discount on the six listed models.
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