NT5 Series for Fastest Offroad Travel

The NT5 Ultra X uses a dual-motor system and delivers higher speed, stronger climbing performance, and quicker acceleration. The NT5 Max uses a single motor and offers a lighter, more affordable option for riders who still want long range, full suspension, and smart connected features.

Choose the NT5 Ultra X if dual-motor power, stronger acceleration, steep-hill performance, and a higher maximum speed are your priorities. Choose the NT5 Max if you want long-range everyday riding with less weight and a lower purchase price.

The NT5 Ultra X has a listed maximum speed of 65 km/h, while the NT5 Max reaches up to 50 km/h. Actual riding speed may vary with the selected mode, rider weight, battery level, terrain, weather, and local speed restrictions.

The NT5 Ultra X offers a listed range of up to 90 km (base on 15 km/h), while the NT5 Max product page lists a range of up to 83 km (base on 15 km/h). Real-world range may be lower when riding at higher speeds, climbing hills, carrying heavier riders, or travelling in cold weather.

The NT5 Ultra X has a listed climbing capability of up to a 45% slope, while the NT5 Max is listed at up to 32%. Both models use front and rear suspension and 10.5-inch tubeless tires to support riding over uneven pavement and rougher surfaces. Performance depends on traction, load, battery level, and surface conditions.

Both NT5 models have a listed maximum rider weight of 150 kg. The NT5 Max weighs approximately 32.7 kg, while the NT5 Ultra X weighs approximately 36.5 kg. Consider the scooter’s weight when lifting it, transporting it in a vehicle, or carrying it up stairs.

Both NT5 models support Apple Find My and automatic unlocking. They also include traction control designed to help manage wheel slip on lower-grip surfaces. Feature availability and setup requirements should be checked in the product specifications and NAVEE app before riding.

Both NT5 models have an IPX6 water-resistance rating, but they are not completely waterproof. Avoid submerging the scooter, riding through deep water, pressure washing electrical components, or leaving the scooter exposed to prolonged heavy rain.