Inside the G4 Ultra's 294×42mm Display: What It Can Actually Do
Most electric scooter displays are basic. They show your speed, your battery level, and maybe a trip meter. You glance at them, you look away, and you focus on the road.
The KuKirin G4 Ultra's display is different. It‘s a 294×42mm LED touchscreen that fundamentally changes how you interact with the scooter. It’s not just larger—it‘s a complete upgrade to the entire interaction logic.
This breakdown covers the hardware specs, everything you can see on the screen, how the button controls work, and the hidden functions most riders never discover.

Hardware Specs: A Wide-Format Dashboard
The G4 Ultra’s display isn‘t just bigger than previous models—it’s a different shape entirely.
Dimensions: 294mm × 42mm. This ultra-wide, low-profile format spans nearly the entire width of the handlebar center. It fits visually into the cockpit like a modern automotive dashboard.
Material: LED touchscreen display housed in an ABS instrument case. The touch functionality allows for direct interaction, while the ABS shell protects against weather and vibration.
Why the wide format matters: A traditional square display forces you to look down. A wide, low-profile display sits within your natural line of sight when looking ahead. You can read speed and battery at a glance without tilting your head downward.
The Full Display Overview
The G4 Ultra screen packs a lot of information without feeling cluttered. Here’s what you can monitor at a glance:
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Speed — Current riding speed, prominently displayed
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Battery Level — Remaining charge indicator
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Mileage — Total distance and trip distance
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Cruise Control — Indicator showing whether cruise is active
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Riding Mode — ECO, SPORT, or RACE mode indicator
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Start Mode — Zero-start or non-zero-start indicator
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Light Mode — Headlight and taillight status
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Distance Unit — Kilometers or miles
The layout is engineered for quick readability. You don‘t need to scroll through menus to check your battery or speed—it’s all visible in a single sweep.

Button Logic: How the Controls Actually Work
The G4 Ultra’s control system is where the smart dashboard really shows its depth. The buttons have different functions depending on how you press them.
The SET Button
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Single press: Switches the speed/distance units (km/h to mph, or km to miles).
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Press and hold: Toggles between zero-start and non-zero-start mode.
Zero-start means the motor engages as soon as you twist the throttle. Non-zero-start requires you to push off slightly before the motor engages—a safety feature for new riders or crowded areas.
The TURBO Button
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Single press: Turns Turbo mode on or off.
Turbo mode provides an additional power boost independent of your riding mode. It‘s useful for overtaking, climbing steep grades, or accelerating out of a dangerous situation.
The MODE Button
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Single press: Cycles through the riding modes (ECO → SPORT → RACE).
Each mode changes the power delivery and top speed. ECO maximizes range, SPORT balances power and efficiency, and RACE unlocks full performance.
The CRUISE Button
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Single press: Turns cruise control on or off.
Cruise control maintains your current speed without holding the throttle. It’s useful on long, straight stretches but should not be used in heavy traffic.
The Multi-Function Button
This button (often integrated with the power button) has multiple layers:
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Single press: Wakes the display if it has gone to sleep.
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Double press: Switches riding modes (same as the MODE button).
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Press and hold: Force-restarts the display if it freezes.
The Speed-Limit Mode Visual Feedback
Every country has different speed regulations. The G4 Ultra includes a speed-limit mode that caps the scooter at a legal limit regardless of which riding mode you’ve selected.
How to activate it: Hold a brake lever and double-press the power button.
Visual feedback: When speed-limit mode is active, a small white indicator dot lights up on the display. This confirms the limiter is engaged. To deactivate, repeat the same action.

Hidden Functions Most Riders Don’t Know
The G4 Ultra display has a few tricks that aren‘t immediately obvious.
Force restart: If the display freezes or becomes unresponsive, pressing and holding the multi-function button forces a restart. This is useful if the system glitches during a ride.
Auto-sleep: When the motor is stationary and the display is idle, it automatically shuts off after 5 minutes to preserve battery.
Gear memory: The scooter remembers your last riding mode when you power it off. You don’t have to re-select your preferred mode every time you start.
How the G4 Ultra Display Compares to Other KuKirin Models
Not all KuKirin dashboards are created equal. The G4 Ultra represents the most advanced display in the lineup.
| Model | Display Type | Size | Key Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| G4 Ultra | LED touchscreen | 294 × 42 mm | Wide format, touch, advanced button logic |
| G3 Pro | LCD | 133 × 76 mm | Standard LCD, comprehensive info |
| G2 Pro | LED (VA screen) | 118 × 73 mm | Basic LED, clear layout |
| S1 Max | LED | 71 × 50 × 21.5 mm | Compact, basic functions |
The G4 Ultra‘s screen is significantly wider than the G3 Pro or G2 Pro. The touch functionality and multi-function button system add layers of control that simpler models don’t offer.
For riders who want advanced dashboard features without the top-tier price, the KuKirin G2 Max electric scooter offers a clear LCD display with a comfortable seated riding position.
Why the Smart Dashboard Matters
A dashboard is more than a screen. It‘s the interface between you and the machine.
When the interface is intuitive and readable at a glance, you spend less time looking down and more time looking at the road. The G4 Ultra’s wide display, clear iconography, and multi-function buttons reduce the cognitive load of checking your stats.
The speed-limit white dot, for example, is a tiny detail. But when you‘re riding in a 25km/h zone, it gives you instant confirmation that the limiter is active without requiring you to look away from traffic.

Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions of the G4 Ultra display?
The display measures 294mm × 42mm. It’s an ultra-wide, low-profile LED touchscreen housed in an ABS case.
Is the G4 Ultra display touchscreen?
Yes. It features touch functionality that allows direct interaction with the display.
How do I activate speed-limit mode on the G4 Ultra?
Hold one of the brake levers and double-press the power button. A white indicator dot will light up on the display to confirm it‘s active.
What does the TURBO button do?
The TURBO button provides an additional power boost independent of your riding mode. It’s useful for steep climbs or quick overtakes.
Why does the display shut off automatically?
The G4 Ultra display has an auto-sleep feature. If the motor is stationary and the display is idle for 5 minutes, it powers off to preserve battery.
Can I switch the display from km/h to mph?
Yes. Single-press the SET button to toggle between kilometers and miles.
A Screen That Changes the Ride
The G4 Ultra’s 294×42mm display isn‘t a cosmetic upgrade. It’s a fundamental shift in how you interact with your scooter. Wide format. Touch controls. Multi-layered button logic. Hidden restart functions and speed-limit feedback.
If you spend time on the road, a dashboard that you can read at a glance—without looking down—makes every ride a little safer and a lot more intuitive.
For riders who want the most advanced dashboard and interaction system in the KuKirin lineup, the KuKirin G4 Ultra electric scooter delivers a smart cockpit experience.
Apply discount code NEW20 at checkout to save on your next KuKirin:
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KuKirin S1 Max — €219
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KuKirin G2 Pro — €419
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KuKirin G2 Max — €619
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KuKirin G3 Pro — €1,129
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KuKirin G4 — €829
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KuKirin G2 Ultra — €659
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KuKirin X1 — €1,209
Prices reflect discount code NEW20 applied.
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