Keeping tires inflated to the recommended PSI reduces rolling resistance and improves top-end efficiency.
Out of the box, the Xiaomi Pro 2 comes with a limited top speed, set by the manufacturer to comply with various regulatory requirements. While this ensures the scooter is safe and road-legal in many jurisdictions, enthusiasts often seek to push the limits of their vehicle. The default firmware restricts the scooter's top speed to approximately 25 km/h (15.5 mph), which, although sufficient for casual rides, doesn't fully exploit the scooter's capabilities.
: Verify that your Xiaomi Pro 2 is compatible with the firmware upgrade. Typically, this involves checking the scooter's hardware version and ensuring it's not an older model that may have limited or no support for such upgrades.
A community favorite, SHFW requires downloading a .bin file and flashing via ST-Link or serial connection. It offers granular control over throttle response and regenerative braking. Reaching 40 km/h requires the "high speed" variant.
: The upgrade software will have specific instructions. Generally, this involves selecting the firmware file, confirming the upgrade, and waiting for the process to complete.