KingSong Launches F16 AVEN Suspension Unicycle

The 16-inch electric unicycle pairs a 3,500W rated motor with four shock absorbers and a quick-release motor design for simpler tire changes.

Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Electric Vehicles

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KingSong on Tuesday unveiled the F16 AVEN, a 16-inch suspension electric unicycle with a 3,500W motor and a quick-release design that cuts tire-change steps. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

KingSong introduced the F16 AVEN, a 16-inch suspension electric unicycle, on November 4, 2026. The model is positioned as a successor to the F18, which the company says has been used in competition in the United States and Europe.

Why it matters

The F16 is designed to reduce the labor involved in routine maintenance, particularly tire replacement, which KingSong has addressed through a quick-release motor structure. Its combination of suspension travel and battery capacity targets riders who prioritize ride comfort and range.

The F16 pairs a 3,500W rated motor, peaking at 10,000W, with a 2,220Wh battery built from Samsung 50S cells. Its four DNM shock absorbers provide 70mm of frame travel on a 16 × 3.0-inch tire.

The players

KingSong

KingSong is a Shenzhen-based manufacturer of electric unicycles known for high-output, suspension-equipped models aimed at performance riders.

The details

The F16 uses a quick-release motor structure, so a tire change requires removing four screws securing the motor retaining blocks, two screws on the motor-cable connector cover, and three screws securing the motor phase connections. The unit adds Bluetooth proximity locking through a smartphone, a 16 × 16 dot-matrix display, and over-the-air updates for its mainboard, display and battery management system.

Timeline

  1. • November 4, 2026: KingSong announces the F16 AVEN.

Roadmap

The F16 extends KingSong's F18 line into a 16-inch format while carrying over the competition record the F18 built in the United States and Europe. It reflects a continued push among high-output electric unicycle makers toward suspension and serviceability features.

Riders gain a quick-release motor design that reduces the screws involved in tire changes. The suspension and 2,220Wh battery target longer, more comfortable rides, though buyers should verify pricing and availability through the manufacturer.

The takeaway

For riders, maintenance accessibility is becoming a purchase consideration alongside raw power. Comparing tire-change requirements before buying can save time over the life of the unit.

Further reading

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More information

Full specifications and ordering details are available on the KingSong F16 official product page.