About the Navee S65C Suspension Scooter

The rider stands on a deck between two wheels and uses a thumb or twist throttle on the handlebar to accelerate, with a brake lever to slow down. Closest alternatives by price: AnyHill UM-2 City Scooter ($1,199), Niu KQi3 Max Heavy Commuter ($1,199) and Segway Ninebot F3 E-Scooter ($1,198).

Short urban trips, such as the journey to a station, office or local shops, are what a commuter e-scooter is designed to cover. People who combine scooter and public transport can fold the scooter and carry it aboard, which helps cover the first and last stretch of a journey.

Navee has 2 products listed, from $1,199 to $1,499.

Technical Specifications – Navee S65C Suspension Scooter

Figures for motor, battery, range, weight and payload on the Navee S65C Suspension Scooter are held back until we have verified them with Navee. Contact us for the manufacturer’s sheet and to confirm where this commuter e-scooter may be ridden in Australia.