About the Nami Burn-E 2 Max Hyper

The added capability makes them heavier and bulkier than lightweight scooters, so portability is a trade-off that the design deliberately accepts. Closest alternatives by price: Kaabo Wolf King GTR Extreme ($5,999), Dualtron Thunder 3 Super Beast ($5,499) and Apollo Pro 72V Hyper Scooter ($5,299).

Charging takes longer because the battery is larger, and some models accept faster chargers or dual charging ports to shorten the wait. Heavier riders, or those carrying a backpack or cargo every day, often benefit from the extra torque and stronger frame.

We list 1 matching part or accessory for it, such as Multi-Voltage Charger for Kaabo, Dualtron, Apollo and Vsett Scooters. NAMI has 2 products listed, from $2,699 to $6,299.

Technical Specifications – Nami Burn-E 2 Max Hyper

We have not yet checked the Nami Burn-E 2 Max Hyper against NAMI’s own pages, so motor, battery, range, weight and payload are not published here. Ask us for the manufacturer sheet and the Australian road-legal status of this long-range performance e-scooter before you order.