Scooter Empire drops you onto an electric scooter in an open Roblox map where every metre you ride pays out Cash. Money comes in passively as you cover distance, but the fastest riders earn far more by holding wheelies, clearing quests, and upgrading to quicker scooters. Here is how the income system works, which controls you need, and the codes that give you a head start.
Quick answer: Ride on a long, empty highway and hold Left Control to keep one continuous wheelie going. The multiplier climbs the longer you balance, and landing a long run pays out thousands of Cash at once.
Scooter Empire controls (PC)
Movement uses the standard keyboard layout. The two controls that matter most for earning are the wheelie and the burnout, since both feed into Cash and achievements.
| Action | Key |
|---|---|
| Accelerate / drive forward | W |
| Brake / reverse | S |
| Steer left / right | A / D |
| Wheelie (hold) | Left Control |
| Change camera view | C |
| Burnout | Hold W and S together |
The tutorial pays +$500 on completion, so finish the short starter ride before heading out to grind.
How cash works and the fastest way to earn
You earn money automatically while riding, based on how far you travel. The base rate is $60 per 100 metres. Because income scales with distance, a faster scooter covers more ground in the same time and pays out quicker.
Regular cruising earns money, but wheelies bring in the bigger payouts. Starting one activates a timer and a cash multiplier, which rises the longer you keep your balance, reaching a maximum bonus of 2.25x. Once you land, the bonus you built up is paid in one lump sum.
Left Control to lift the front wheel and start the wheelie. Make small steering corrections with A and D to keep your balance steady as the multiplier builds.
Clipping a lamp post, car, or wall at speed wipes you out and ends your wheelie bonus instantly. Avoid the busy city centre for long runs, since early crashes there cost you the whole streak.
Active Scooter Empire codes (October 2026)
Codes drop free Cash straight into your account, which speeds up your first scooter upgrades. Three codes are currently active.
| Code | Reward |
|---|---|
| RIDEOUT | 1,000 Cash |
| IAMREALLYSORRY | 3,000 Cash |
| UPDATE1 | 2,500 Cash |
Codes can stop working soon after an update, sometimes in just a week or two, so use them promptly.
Dealership scooters and prices
You start on the Ninerot F3, which tops out at 40 km/h. Better scooters raise top speed, acceleration, braking, and range, all of which help you earn faster and clear distance quests. You can buy models directly from the dealership once your balance is high enough, while some higher-tier rides unlock by reaching milestones.
| Scooter | Price |
|---|---|
| Ninerot F3 | Owned (starter) |
| Ninerot F3 Pro | $750 |
| Ninerot ZT3 Pro | $1,750 |
| Kokorun G2 | $2,750 |
| Ninerot G3 Max | $4,000 |
| Kokorun G2 Max | $6,000 |
| Kokorun G2 Master | $8,500 |
| Kokorun G3 Pro | $12,000 |
| Kokorun G4 | $15,000 |
| Ninerot GT3 Pro | $25,000 |
Skip most of the cheap mid-tier scooters. Save your Cash for something like the Kokorun G2 Max or Kokorun G3 Pro so you are not paying for side-grades you will replace within minutes.
Turning off police chases
Police pursue you for traffic offences, including speeding and performing wheelies among traffic. Getting caught triggers an arrest cutscene; you lose the chase and respawn at Meetup Plaza, ending any wheelie run in progress. Turn chases off to ride for long stretches without interruptions.
Open the Settings menu, find the POLICE section, and set Police Chases to OFF. The same section also controls chase difficulty, arrest cutscenes, and siren volume if you prefer to keep chases on but tone them down.
Quests and achievements for extra Cash
Daily quests, weekly quests, and milestone achievements all pay bonus Cash on top of your riding income. Many of them line up naturally with wheelie grinding, so you clear them while earning. Check the quests menu on the bottom-left of the screen.
| Quest | Type | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Wheelie Beginner (8 wheelies of 5+ seconds) | Daily | $400 |
| Camera Shy (3 speed cameras) | Daily | $500 |
| Explorer (visit 6 locations) | Daily | $700 |
| Smooth Operator (10 km no crash) | Daily | $1,300 |
| Speed Tour (25 speed cameras) | Weekly | $3,500 |
| Wheelie Rider (30 min in wheelies) | Weekly | $5,000 |
| Serious Mileage (150 km) | Weekly | $6,000 |
| Tuning Enthusiast (12 parts) | Weekly | $5,000 |
Milestone achievements add smaller one-off payouts and also unlock higher-tier scooters, such as the Kokorun G3 Pro, as you pass certain records. Hitting one pops a confirmation with the Cash amount, so you always know when it credits.
How to do a burnout
Burnouts were added alongside two new scooters, foot chases, and rank nametags in Update 1. To perform one, hold the throttle and brake together while stopped or moving slowly, which smokes your tyres, then release to launch forward into a drift start.
With chases disabled, a quick scooter picked for distance, and a long highway run under your wheels, the Cash builds fast enough to climb from the starter Ninerot F3 to the top-tier rides without touching Robux. Stack your daily and weekly quests on top of each wheelie run and the higher-priced scooters come within reach much sooner.
