EVOLVE Diablo Carbon Electric Skateboard: Review and Rider Testimonials

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Looking for a rigid, powerful, fast, and ultra-stable electric skateboard? You're in the right place.

Here, you'll find detailed riders’ reviews of the Evolve Diablo Carbon, a board designed for those who want to push their limits. 

The Diablo Carbon builds on the Hadean model, but with major internal enhancements: more power, more range, and above all, a radically different ride feel thanks to its fully forged carbon deck.

Dive into these riders’ reviews to discover why the Diablo Carbon stands out as a top-tier reference in e-skate.

Complete review of the Evolve Diablo Carbon by Drew Elia

A board completely reinforced

Underfoot, there's a 100% carbon deck, ultra rigid.
No flex, but absolute stability. The shape features a discreet micro-drop, a subtle central concave, and a premium finish that inspires confidence.

Result: a board that holds the road at high speed, without any parasitic vibrations, offering a true surf feel, very different from the "snowboard" style of the Bamboo version.

Power and Control

The Diablo Carbon has the new 6374 motors of 3,500 W each, totaling 7,000 W.
They are paired with the controller EFOC 2.0 which manages:

  • Power peaks

  • Cell balancing

  • Thermal and overcurrent protection

During the reviews, the controller automatically limited the power in Corsa mode after 8 seconds at full load, to prevent overheating. A vibration signal alerts the rider, enhancing the sense of safety.

Acceleration & ride modes: progressive power buildup

The remote offers three main modes:

  • Eco: perfect for learning without stress

  • Sport: already very dynamic

  • Corsa: watch out, it’s explosive! The acceleration is fierce, the board takes off like a rocket

This is clearly a skateboard conceived for demanding riders.

Super Carve 2 Trucks and 7″ Tires: Precision and Grip Assured

The new Super Carve 2 trucks are a delight for carving.
They offer:

  • Impeccable stability at high speed

  • Precise ride feel

The 175 mm (7") tires provide excellent grip, even on rough or uneven roads.

Drew Elia's verdict

If you're looking for a rigid, very fast, and technically mastered electric skateboard, the Diablo Carbon is for you.

It offers a radically different ride experience from the Bamboo version: more stable, more direct, more "race", but a bit less comfortable.
An ideal board for long straight lines, heavy riders, or precise ride enthusiasts.

Solid, very well built, and designed to handle power, it confirms Evolve's mastery in the high-end segment.

Complete review of the Evolve Diablo Carbon by Average Eskate Reviews

After riding the Bamboo version, I turned my attention to the Diablo Carbon, and let me tell you right away: this board changes the game.

In this complete review, I go over the strengths, but also the limits of this high-end model by Evolve. Because beyond the impressive specs, it's on the road that the Diablo Carbon must prove it deserves its place among the top electric boards.

Premium design, clearly high-end

At first glance, the Diablo Carbon makes a statement.
Its forged carbon deck, with integrated LED "Prism Strip" style, exudes a true luxury object look.

Unlike other boards where LED lighting feels gimmicky, here everything is well integrated, elegant, robust.
And it doesn't stop there: the overall waterproofness has been improved compared to the Hadean, making the board much more reassuring in light rain.

Technical improvements: more than just a facelift

Compared to the Hadean Carbon, everything has been revised (except the deck):

  • More adhesive grip tape = better foot lock

  • 20 mm wider trucks = increased stability without sacrificing carving

  • New motors = more power, better heat dissipation

  • EFOC 2.0 = better electronic management and onboard safety

You can tell that each improvement addresses a concrete need for riders.

Ride feel: stable, precise, powerful

On the road, the Diablo Carbon inspires confidence.
The combination of wide trucks, deck rigidity, and large motors creates a board that:

  • Stable even at low speeds

  • Predictable in its reactions

  • Excellent in moderate carving

The ride is very different from the Bamboo version, which offers more flexibility and allows for deeper carves. Here, it's more rigid, but more direct, more sporty.

Top speed and acceleration: it's snappy!

Evolve claims ~50 km/h... and it's real.
With a rider weighing 75–80 kg, the board reliably reaches 50 km/h.

Acceleration in Corsa mode is truly brutal, it takes some time to get used to. Fortunately, everything is customizable in the app or via the basic modes.

Braking: finally up to the mark

Good surprise: braking is greatly improved compared to the GTR or Hadean.

You can slide the wheels effortlessly, proof that the system is powerful, adjustable, and reassuring.
Ideal when riding at 50 km/h...

Range

With sporty yet smooth riding, I managed to reach between 45 and 48 km of range.
This is an excellent result for such a powerful skate.

But beware: on loose surfaces (sand, gravel), the range drops quickly.

Charging time: THE weak point

4 hours for a full charge, without a fast charge option.
It's frustrating in 2025, especially when riding hard.

Message to Evolve: offer a fast charger option, even if it means warning that it reduces battery life. Give riders the choice.

Price: high, but justified

The Diablo Carbon represents a significant investment. But in return, Evolve offers:

  • Local after-sales service

  • Access to human customer support, quick, responsive

  • Premium quality, from the deck to the remote

For those who just want raw performance, there are cheaper alternatives.

But for a smooth, accessible, well-supported experience: Evolve remains the "Apple" of e-skate.

Phaze remote: a real plus

Robust, well-designed, with:

  • Full screen (speed, range...)

  • Intelligent vibrations (overcurrent, mode drop, etc.)

  • Ability to check cell health, directly from the remote

Verdict: a well-rounded, reliable, and powerful board

  • High-end look and quality
  • Solid range and performance
  • Powerful braking
  • Local after-sales service and serious support
  • Slow charge (4 h)
  • A deck a bit short for big feet (personal opinion)

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