Inmotion Coupons, Deals and Promo Codes October 2026

We are tracking 2 live offers for Inmotion, all of them deals that apply without a code.

• DealUp to 39% Off - Electric Unicycle Sale
• DealUp to 36% Off - Electric Scooter Sale

Right now (late October 2026) INMOTION is running a Fall Sale, split into two collections: an electric scooter sale billed as "up to 36% off" and an electric unicycle sale billed as "up to 39% off". On the actual listings, the Climber scooter is $599 instead of $999, the S1F is $649 instead of $1,099, and the V8S unicycle is $599 instead of $1,099.

We didn't find any mention of Black Friday or Cyber Monday 2026 (November 27 and November 30) on INMOTION's site yet. Many brands in this space run their deepest sales around those dates, but INMOTION hasn't announced anything, so don't count on a bigger discount. If a model you want is already in the Fall Sale, weigh the current price against the risk that it sells out.

The newest model has a much smaller cut: the X1 off-road unicycle, which the site is promoting as new, is listed at $3,699 against a $3,999 list price.

• Electric Scooter Sale (no code needed): Air $399 (was $599), Air Pro $449 (was $699), Climber $599 (was $999), S1F $649 (was $1,099).
• Electric Unicycle Sale (no code needed): V8S $599 (was $1,099), V9 $799 (was $1,299), V12S $1,999 (was $2,399). The same collection also lists the E20, V6 and P6, which showed no crossed-out price when we checked.
• Bundles: the V9 is offered with a seat or with power pads for $848, and the P6 has a $5,999 option labeled with a "$1236 Bonus". Compare the bundle against buying the add-on later.
• INMOTION Rewards: the site runs a membership program called INMOTION Rewards. Check its page for current perks before you check out.
• Free shipping: orders of $100 or more ship free to the lower 48 U.S. states.
• Installments: the store advertises "Pay in 4 to 24 Installments" and shows Klarna and Afterpay at checkout. This spreads out the payment but doesn't lower the price.

1. Make sure you're on the U.S. version of inmotionworld.com (the region selector should say United States and prices should be in USD).
2. Add your unicycle or scooter to the cart. Sale prices in the Fall Sale collections are already applied, so no code is needed for those.
3. If you have a discount code, enter it in the discount box at checkout and click Apply, then check that the total drops before you pay.
4. If a code is rejected, it may not stack with a price that's already marked down, or it may only cover certain models.
5. Choose your payment method carefully: if you cancel later, INMOTION keeps a 3.6% processing fee on card payments and 4.4% on PayPal.

• Be sure before you click Buy. Cancelling costs money even before the order ships: 3.6% of the order on a credit card or 4.4% on PayPal. Pre-orders and backorders are charged right away, and cancelling one gets back only 95.6% to 96.4% of what you paid.
• Don't open the box unless you're keeping it. Returns are only for unopened items within 15 days. INMOTION's two return pages don't fully agree: the longer Return & Refund Policy page says a 10% restocking fee plus the original shipping cost come out of your refund and that parts and accessories are final sale, while the shorter refund policy mentions neither and lists accessories as eligible. Ask the store which applies before you buy.
• Check the box the day it arrives. Shipping damage has to be reported within 7 days, with photos or video, to customers@inmotionworld.com.
• Know what the warranty really covers. The frame, motor and controller get 12 months, but the battery gets only 6 months on most models (12 months on the V14 and P6), and lights just 3 months. After the first 7 days, you pay shipping to and from the repair center.
• Buy from the official site if the warranty matters. INMOTION says its returns and warranty only apply to products bought on its own website; if you buy from a distributor, that distributor handles the warranty.
• Mind the shipping zone. Free shipping covers the lower 48 states on orders of $100 or more. Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico are outside the free zone, and PO boxes and APO addresses can't be used.