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NAVEE NT5 Max Electric Scooter

Name: NAVEE NT5 Max Electric Scooter
Brand: NAVEE_CA
Price: 1999.99 CAD
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$1,999.99 CAD

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With "design follows experience" as its core philosophy, the NT5 Series perfectly combines sporty wildness with modern technology, and its body design is more ergonomic.

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Max. Speed

31 MPH
Max. Power

1900W
Eco Range

80km
Max.Climbing Slope

32% Slope
Acceleration

0-12 mph 3.4s

Suspension

Dual Damping Arm™ Suspensions
Tires

10.5'' Tubeless Tire
Smart

Apple Find My + Auto Unlock
TCS

Anti-Slip Control
Brake type

Dual Disc + EABS

NAVEE NT5 Max

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

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1. Can the NAVEE NT5 Max Reach 30 MPH?

Yes. The NAVEE NT5 Max has a listed maximum speed of 31 mph. Actual speed may vary with rider weight, battery level, terrain, temperature, and riding conditions.

2. How Far Can the NAVEE NT5 Max Travel on One Charge?

The NT5 Max offers a listed Eco Range of up to 80 km. This figure does not represent the expected range at its 31 mph top speed. Higher speeds, hills, cold weather, heavier loads, and frequent acceleration can reduce the actual distance.

3. Does the NAVEE NT5 Max Have Suspension for Bumpy Roads?

Yes. The NT5 Max uses dual Damping Arm™ suspension. Together with its 10.5-inch tubeless tires, the suspension helps reduce vibration and impacts from cracks, bumps, and uneven city roads.

4. Can the NAVEE NT5 Max Handle Steep Hills?

The NT5 Max has 1900W maximum power and a listed climbing ability of up to a 32% slope. Actual hill performance depends on rider weight, battery level, surface conditions, and the length of the incline.

5. What Braking and Traction Features Does the NT5 Max Have?

The NT5 Max combines front and rear disc brakes with EABS. It also includes traction control to help manage wheel slip. Riders should still brake progressively, wear protective equipment, and adjust their speed to road conditions.