NAVEE has unveiled the UT5 Max electric scooter, designed not only for city streets but also for riding on uneven roads and rural routes. The model features large 12-inch self-sealing tubeless tires, dual hydraulic suspension, and a motor with a peak power output of up to 2,400 W.
A separate version exists for the European market with a top speed limited to 25 km/h. While the manufacturer specifies a range of up to 100 km , this figure is based on a speed of 15 km/h and a load of approximately 75 kg. At a constant speed of 20 km/h, the stated range is 82 km, and at 25 km/h, it is 65 km.
Specifications: speed — up to 25 km/h (EU); motor — 700 W nominal / 2400 W peak power; battery — 46.8 V, 716.04 Wh, 15.3 Ah; range — up to 100 km at 15 km/h, 82 km at 20 km/h, 65 km at 25 km/h; weight — 34 kg; load capacity — up to 150 kg; wheels — 12 inches; suspension — dual hydraulic; brakes — front and rear disc + EABS; protection — IPX6; maximum incline — 39%; drive — rear-wheel drive.
The battery has a capacity of 716.04 Wh. Standard charging takes about 7 hours, while the manufacturer claims a fast-charging time of approximately 2 hours using an optional 10 A charger.
An interesting feature of the UT5 Max is its 12-inch self-sealing tubeless tires. According to NAVEE, the built-in sealant can seal punctures up to 4 mm in diameter. With a ground clearance of 150 mm, the large wheels and suspension should prove particularly useful on broken pavement and uneven country roads.
Sales in Europe
Unlike many high-performance electric scooters, the NAVEE UT5 Max is officially sold in Europe. The European NAVEE website lists a price of €899 for the EU version, and the company maintains dedicated European websites and pages for Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Austria, Poland, Slovenia, and other countries.
This model is designed for users who need a single electric scooter for city riding, poor road surfaces, and trips outside the city. However, local regulations must be considered before use: the European version is limited to 25 km/h, but requirements for operating electric scooters vary by country.
Source: NAVEE UT5 Max
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