NAVEE V25i Pro

The NAVEE V series electric scooter is suitable for people aged between 16 and 50 years old, with a height between 120 cm and 200 cm. The maximum payload is 120 kg. Riding after consuming alcohol or drugs that may impair judgment is prohibited.

How do you Press the power button twice in quick succession to switch between the different riding modes. The maximum speed in pedestrian mode is 6 km/h, in standard mode (D) 20 km/h, and in sport mode (S) 25 km/h. Please do not change the riding mode while driving. Note: Due to different country-specific regulations, the maximum speeds of modes D and S may differ from the above specifications. Please refer to the applicable laws and regulations.the riding modes?

When riding the scooter, energy recovery is activated by pulling the brake lever or releasing the throttle for drifting. Part of the kinetic energy is converted into electrical energy, stored, and reused. Energy recovery increases endurance while also providing a braking effect. For the first use, it is recommended to set the level to "Weak". After connecting to the Navee app, you can adjust the intensity of energy recovery at the very bottom of the product's main window. By default, the level is set to "Weak", but you can choose between three levels: weak, medium, and strong.

Each model has a different range, which you can find in the respective user manual. The typical range is usually measured with a full charge, no wind, 25 °C, a constant speed of 15 km/h on a flat road, and a load of 75 kg. The actual range may vary depending on the load, ambient temperature, air speed, road conditions, tire pressure, battery charge level, driving mode, and driving habits (e.g., sudden acceleration and braking).

Each model has a different range, which you can find in the respective user manual. The typical range is usually measured with a full charge, no wind, 25 °C, a constant speed of 15 km/h on a flat road, and a payload of 75 kg. The actual range may vary depending on the load, ambient temperature, air speed, road conditions, tire pressure, battery charge level, driving mode, and driving habits (e.g., sudden acceleration and braking).