Scoreboard
- V9 Max: 4 round(s)
- Amyet G60: 1 round(s)
- Ties: 0
The G60 arrived in Brazil as the direct competitor to the V9 Max: the same 1,000 W motor and a bigger battery. But a spec sheet isn't everything. See round by round where each one wins and where the listing calls for care.
Specs side by side
| V9 Max | Amyet G60 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price (Oct 16, 2026) | R$ 5,959 | R$ 6,597 |
| Motor | 1,000 W | 1,000 W; 1,500 W peak |
| Battery | 48V 15.6Ah, lithium-ion, removable | 48V 20Ah, lithium-ion, removable |
| Advertised range | 40 to 50 km in some listings and up to 60 km in others (depends on weight, terrain and speed) | Up to 50 km in the title |
| Top speed | 32 km/h per the listing's spec sheet; 48 km/h "unlocked", with reduced range, according to the description | 50 km/h in the spec sheet |
| Weight | 37 kg in the spec sheet and 42 kg in the description of the same listing | 43 kg |
| Max load | 150 kg | 150 kg |
Data from the listings; it varies from seller to seller.
Round 1: Battery and range
Winner: Amyet G60
The G60 has 48V and 20Ah (960 Wh), about 28% more than the V9 Max (48V and 15.6Ah, 749 Wh). By the channel's rule, about 48 km against about 37 km. That is the G60's real advantage.
Round 2: Price
Winner: V9 Max
On Oct 16, 2026, the V9 Max cost R$ 5,959 and the G60 R$ 6,597. The V9 Max is about R$ 640 cheaper.
Round 3: Equipment
Winner: V9 Max
The V9 Max has an alarm, NFC card, hydraulic brakes and a mirror. The G60 has a fat tire, 7-speed Shimano, a horn and lights, but those safety items don't appear in the spec sheet we analyzed.
Round 4: Speed and rules
Winner: V9 Max
The G60 spec sheet says 50 km/h, above the 32 km/h limit for riding without a license or plate. The V9 Max comes with 32 km/h in the spec sheet. Any bike has to be locked at 32 km/h to count as self-propelled.
Round 5: Reviews
Winner: V9 Max
The V9 Max is rated 4.9 with 96 reviews analyzed. The G60 is 4.7 with 69, and the reviews come from buyers in Mexico, which helps people buying in Brazil less.
Verdict
The G60 wins on battery, and that is real. But the V9 Max wins on price, safety equipment, the speed rule and a history of Brazilian buyers. For most people, the V9 Max is the safer choice. The G60 makes sense for people who ride a lot and check on the listing that the battery is 20Ah.
Watch the duel on video
Which to choose?
V9 Max
Good for: riders who want the safer and cheaper option, with an alarm and NFC.
Read the review
Amyet G60
Good for: riders who cover many kilometers a day and want the biggest battery in this price range.
Read the review
Frequently asked questions
Is the G60 better than the V9 Max?
Only on battery, which is bigger (20Ah against 15.6Ah). The V9 Max wins on price, equipment and reviews.
Is G60 a brand or a model?
It is a model. Several brands sell the G60, just as with the V9 Max.
What should you check before buying the G60?
Whether the battery is 20Ah, whether the speed is 32 km/h and whether the hydraulic brake shows up in the spec sheet.
