Gizchina Feature: Ausom Hits U.S. Market with 2800W Gosoul 2 Pro & ShocFree™ Tech

Editor's Note: This article was originally featured on Gizchina. We are excited to share their professional insight into Ausom’s official U.S. launch and the debut of the 2026 Gosoul 2 series.

While most of the attention goes to the ever-evolving EV market, the electric scooter market continues to grow, and a new player has just stepped in with ambitious plans. Ausom has officially launched in the United States, introducing two new models under its Gosoul 2 series, aimed at riders who want strong power, long range, and better stability on rough city roads.

The brand positions itself as a high-performance personal mobility company focused on value. Instead of offering basic last-mile scooters, Ausom is targeting users who demand more speed, more torque, and more control.

The new lineup includes the Gosoul 2 and the flagship Gosoul 2 Pro Dual Motor. While both models share a similar design language and safety features, they serve slightly different types of riders. The highlight of this launch is Ausom’s patented ShocFree™ suspension system, a feature the company claims improves comfort and high-speed stability.

Ausom’s patented ShocFree™ suspension takes center stage

Suspension is often overlooked in mid-range scooters, yet it plays a critical role in safety and comfort. Ausom says it pioneered the ShocFree™ suspension system and secured patent rights for the technology.

The system is designed to:

• Improve braking stability when riding over obstacles

• Reduce the risk of pitching forward during sudden deceleration

• Minimize wobbling on uneven roads

• Prevent high-speed instability commonly known as death wobble

• Deliver smoother control on cracked pavement and potholes

For riders in cities where road conditions are far from perfect, this could be one of the most important features of the new lineup.

Now let’s break down each model in detail.

Gosoul 2 Pro Dual Motor

The Gosoul 2 Pro Dual Motor is clearly built for performance enthusiasts. With a dual motor setup and high peak output, this model is designed for strong acceleration and higher speeds.

It targets riders who want serious power without stepping into ultra-premium pricing territory.

Key specifications:

• Dual motor system

• Peak motor power: 2800W

• Top speed: up to 36 mph

• Battery: 48V 18Ah

• Capacity: 864Wh

• Range: up to 56 miles

• Tires: 10 × 2.75-inch tubeless tires

• Brakes: Front and rear dual disc brakes + E-ABS

• Suspension: Patented ShocFree™ suspension system

• Security: NFC unlock + password lock

• Ergonomic handlebars

With 2800W peak power, this scooter moves beyond casual commuting. The larger 864Wh battery also supports longer rides, making it suitable for extended daily commutes or weekend trips.

The wider 10 × 2.75 inch tires help improve grip and balance, especially at higher speeds.

Gosoul 2 E-Scooter

The standard Gosoul 2 offers a more accessible entry point into the lineup. It keeps many of the safety and comfort features while using a single motor configuration. This makes it more suitable for daily commuting and moderate urban riding.

Key Specifications:

• Single motor

• Peak motor power: 1100W

• Battery: 48V 13Ah

• Capacity: 624Wh

• Range: up to 70 km

• Tires: 10-inch tubeless tires

• Brakes: Front and rear dual disc brakes + E-ABS

• Suspension: ShocFree™ suspension system

• Security: NFC unlock + password anti-theft system

Even though it uses a single motor, 1100W peak power is still strong for city use. The 624Wh battery and claimed 70 km range make it practical for daily commuting. The inclusion of dual disc brakes and E-ABS on both models shows that Ausom is prioritizing safety across the board.

Gosoul 2 vs Gosoul 2 Pro Dual Motor

Here is a direct comparison of the two models:

What This Means For Consumers

Ausom is entering a crowded market for sure, with various brands competing for the biggest stake. However, this brand comes with a clear strategy. Instead of competing with basic budget scooters, it is pushing higher power numbers and emphasizing stability and ride quality.

For consumers, this means:

• More performance options under one brand

• Patented suspension technology not commonly seen at this level

• Built-in anti-theft systems

• Strong battery capacities for longer rides

The Gosoul 2 Pro Dual Motor will likely attract riders seeking speed and torque, while the Gosoul 2 offers a more practical, affordable option for everyday commuting. If pricing remains competitive, Ausom could quickly gain attention among riders who feel that many mid-range scooters compromise too much on suspension or stability.