At CES 2026 in January, InMotion showed its high-performance P6 electric unicycle and announced an official after-sales service center in the United States. Here is what was announced and what it means for US riders.
What InMotion showed
In a press release dated January 10, 2026, electric unicycle and scooter maker InMotion described its showcase at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The headline product was the InMotion P6 electric unicycle, which the company says reaches speeds of up to 93 mph. InMotion credits the performance to a self-developed silicon carbide (SiC) high-voltage electrical architecture, an automotive-grade battery system and active cooling, and said the P6 connects to its RideConnect service platform.
InMotion also showed the RS PRO electric scooter, which it says reaches up to 94 mph, and described it as scheduled for release in the near future.
A US after-sales service center
For US riders, the more practical news was service. InMotion said it has established an official after-sales service center in the United States. CEO Wang Yu said the aim is to “serve U.S. customers with more localized and efficient support.” Local service matters for electric unicycles, where parts such as tires, bearings and battery packs can otherwise mean long waits for overseas shipping.
Keeping the speed claims in perspective
Top speeds like these are manufacturer figures achieved under controlled conditions. They are far beyond what is legal or sensible on public roads and paths, and riding an electric unicycle at speed demands serious experience and full protective gear, including a full-face helmet and body armour. If you are new to EUCs, start with a beginner electric unicycle and work up.
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