Kukirin G4 gamepass
99 RobuxUnlocks the flagship scooter without the $8,000 Cash price (Rolimons gamepass list + Sportskeeda).
Every documented scooter in Drive A Kukirin! with credited stats, the upgrade system around them, and the Robux shortcuts — all community-documented, all dated, because the developer publishes no official stat table.
The documented ladder is five scooters deep: claim the Kukirin G2 free at spawn (55 km/h), then buy the G2 Ultra ($3,500), the G2 Master ($4,750), the G3 Pro ($6,000, 3000W), and finally the Kukirin G4 — 80 km/h, $8,000 Cash, or the 99-Robux gamepass. The game is named after the real KuKirin G2 e-scooter, and the G4's in-game model carries a credit line in the official description ("G4 Model Made By: 5asx").
Prices, top speeds, motors, and range as documented by Sportskeeda (September 22, 2026). Stats are community-documented — verify against the live in-game store before big purchases.
| Model | Price | Top speed | Motor | Range | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kukirin G2 | Free (starter claim in the Scooter Store) | 55 km/h | 800W | 45-55 | The scooter every player starts on. Claim it via the free entry in the Scooter Store, then spawn it from the Garage. |
| Kukirin G2 Ultra | $3,500 Cash | 60 km/h | 2000W | 50-55 | The usual first purchase target. Note: AllThings.how's earlier September 19, 2026 guide listed this tier at $1,500 — prices have shifted during beta, so treat the in-game store as final. |
| Kukirin G2 Master | $4,750 Cash | 65 km/h | 2000W (dual disc brakes) | 60-70 | Mid-tier step-up with the documented dual-disc brake note — useful once quests start asking for sustained speed and controlled stops. |
| Kukirin G3 Pro | $6,000 Cash | 70 km/h | 3000W | 70-100 | Highest-documented motor output among Cash scooters. AllThings.how's September 19 guide listed this tier at $3,500; Sportskeeda's September 22 table is newer, so the two claims are shown rather than averaged. |
| Kukirin G4 | $8,000 Cash or the 99-Robux gamepass | 80 km/h | 2000W | 70-75 | The top of the documented roster and the game's flagship gamepass (99 Robux per Rolimons' gamepass list). The model credit in the official description reads "G4 Model Made By: 5asx". AllThings.how's guide names the Robux tier "G4R" — same 99-Robux entry. |
Roster and stats credited to Sportskeeda (September 22, 2026), checked 2026-10-03. Model names corroborated by the independent fan wiki driveakukiringame.wiki (September 20, 2026); the 99-Robux G4 gamepass corroborated by Rolimons. No official stat table exists — the developer has not published one.
Sources disagree on two prices because the beta store has moved. We show both dated claims instead of averaging them.
| Model | AllThings.how (Sep 19, 2026) | Sportskeeda (Sep 22, 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Kukirin G2 Ultra | $1,500 | $3,500 |
| Kukirin G3 Pro | $3,500 | $6,000 |
The tables on this page follow the newer September 22 snapshot, but an active beta can reprice the store at any update — the in-game Scooter Store is always the final authority.
Two separate systems: performance tuning in the Garage, cosmetics and parts at the Customizations store elsewhere on the map.
| Garage upgrade | Stages | Improves |
|---|---|---|
| VESC Controller | Stage 1 $1,500, Stage 2 $3,000 | Speed and accelerationApplied per scooter, to whichever scooter is currently spawned. |
| Weight Reduction | Stage 1 $1,000, Stage 2 $2,000 | Acceleration and handlingLighter feel and quicker direction changes. |
A separate Customizations store elsewhere on the map sells colors and stickers plus handling parts — grips and bars, suspension, and brakes/discs (Bloxodes, September 29, 2026). Cosmetic items and performance parts are bought in different places.
Buying advice in one line: the G2 Ultra before any tuning, tuning only on a scooter you will keep, and the free paint job in the meantime.
The documented Robux items. None unlock content the Cash routes cannot reach — the G4 gamepass is the same scooter the $8,000 Cash price buys.
Unlocks the flagship scooter without the $8,000 Cash price (Rolimons gamepass list + Sportskeeda).
Permanent Cash doubler listed in the Robux shop (AllThings.how, September 19, 2026).
Temporary doubler for a single farm session (AllThings.how).
Cosmetic-only effects (AllThings.how; price span per Rolimons' gamepass list).
Five are documented: Kukirin G2 (free starter), G2 Ultra, G2 Master, G3 Pro, and the G4 flagship. The model list is corroborated by two independent sources — Sportskeeda's vehicle table and the independent fan wiki — while the developer publishes no official roster page.
The Kukirin G4 tops the documented table at 80 km/h with a 2000W motor — purchasable for $8,000 Cash or through its 99-Robux gamepass. For value, the G2 Ultra ($3,500) is the documented community first purchase: it costs less than fully tuning the free starter.
That depends on grind tolerance: the Cash route to the same scooter is $8,000, which is roughly two to three weeks of documented weekly quest income. The gamepass skips the grind; it does not unlock anything the Cash route cannot.
No — upgrades apply to whichever scooter is currently spawned, so a tune is a per-scooter investment. That is why the documented advice is to upgrade a scooter you plan to keep, and why tuning the starter G2 (about $5,000 across stages) is considered a trap.