Vehicles

Dealership scooters and what to buy

Dealership Cash prices from the 14 October list, from the owned Ninerot F3 at 40 km/h through the $25,000 Ninerot GT3 Pro.

Dealership scooters and what to buy

Dealership Cash prices from the 14 October list, from the owned Ninerot F3 at 40 km/h through the $25,000 Ninerot GT3 Pro.

Cash scooters are bought at the dealership. This table is the 14 October 2026 price list. Only the starter has a published top speed. Empty speed cells are unknown, not zero.

Scooter Reported price Known performance
Ninerot F3 Owned starter 40 km/h top speed
Ninerot F3 Pro $750 Not published
Ninerot ZT3 Pro $1,750 Not published
Kokorun G2 $2,750 Not published
Ninerot G3 Max $4,000 Not published
Kokorun G2 Max $6,000 Not published
Kokorun G2 Master $8,500 Not published
Kokorun G3 Pro $12,000 Also named as a milestone unlock
Kokorun G4 $15,000 Not published
Ninerot GT3 Pro $25,000 Not published

Better scooters are described as raising top speed, acceleration, braking, and range, which shortens distance quests because you cover ground faster. Those are qualitative claims. They are not a second column of numbers.

Name spelling

The written price list uses Kokorun. An 11 October shop video says Kukirin and speaks a 2,750 price next to a model it calls Kukirin G2 Max. 2,750 matches Kokorun G2 on the written list, not Kokorun G2 Max at $6,000. Buy by the price on your screen. If the in-game name says Kukirin, it is the same dealership row until a patch shows two different scooters.

What to buy first

The price gaps are the useful fact:

  • $750 to $4,000 is the early band: F3 Pro, ZT3 Pro, Kokorun G2, G3 Max.
  • $6,000 to $12,000 is the mid band: G2 Max, G2 Master, G3 Pro.
  • $15,000 and $25,000 are G4 and GT3 Pro.

An editorial reading of that list is to skip a scooter you will replace before the next session, and to save toward one you will keep. That is not a test ranking. Kokorun G3 Pro is the only model a guide also ties to milestone achievements, so a record popup may unlock it before you have $12,000. The guide does not say which record.

Robux vehicles are not in this Cash table. Cyr-ron, Doubletron, and Strag Vark Bike are passes. See the gamepass guide.

Tuning garage, separate from the dealership

A beginner video that links this place shows body colors on the free scooter and a quest finished by buying two spare parts: handlebars and tires. The narration prices one all-terrain or "out-trail" tire at 600 Cash. Sport and all-terrain tire styles are mentioned. The exact menu names are only as clear as that narration, so they are not catalogued as separate items.

Performance Tuning, the 199 Robux pass, says it opens Stage 4 Performance Tunes and lets you go much faster. The resulting speed is not in the pass text.

Color, underglow, RGB, tire smoke, and sirens do not add a published speed stat. Buy them after the scooter you ride is one you plan to keep.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Scooter Empire is this?

Use place 100659280755645, created by the Scooter Empire group. Another experience titled Scooter Empire uses place 11915084128 and is a different beta. Codes, passes, and prices on this site are for the [HELMETS] experience only.

Where do I redeem a code?

Open Shop, then the Codes tab, enter one listed string, and press Redeem or Claim. Reports put the shop button on the left or at the bottom-left, and the Codes tab at the upper-right of that window. A rejected code can be a typo, an extra space, a code that account already claimed, or a code that has since expired.

Is there a fixed wheelie Cash formula?

No. One 5 October clip shows a multiplier moving from 1.00x to 1.75x while the on-screen run total moves from $2.4 to $100. A later guide says the bonus can reach 2.25x and cites one 255.3 second run paying $3,819. Those are separate observations, not a formula you can multiply by time.

What does the Helmet Key do?

The reward text says 1 Helmet Key. No public description says what the key opens, how many uses it has, or where to spend it. Redeem HELMET if you want the key, then check the shop or customization menu for a new prompt.

Should I buy every scooter in price order?

Not from the prices alone. The only published top speed is 40 km/h on the starter Ninerot F3. Other scooters are listed with Cash prices, and some Robux passes have no developer stat text at all. Buy the next ride you can already control, then recheck the live store after a patch.