Electric scooter with dual suspension and disc brakes – NAVEE ST5 Pro
1350 W peak scooter with front and rear suspension, disc brakes on both wheels, a 477 Wh battery and a TFT display with navigation. Up to 75 km, IPX6.
The ST5 Pro shares the frame and equipment of the ST5 Max with a slightly less powerful motor (600 W rated, 1350 W peak, 26% gradients) and a 477 Wh battery for up to 75 km claimed. It keeps the front and rear suspension, disc brakes on both wheels with EABS, the 3.5" TFT display with navigation and 1.5-hour fast charging.
Guide price: €649 (VAT included). See the full data in the specifications on this page.
Estimated real-world range
NAVEE claims up to 75 km, measured at 15 km/h with a 75 kg rider at 25 °C on flat ground, and 50 km at a constant 25 km/h. In real use at full speed, with stops, hills, cold weather or more weight, we estimate between 38 and 50 km per charge.
Who is the NAVEE ST5 Pro for?
- Daily trips of up to 30–40 km with disc brakes.
- Bumpy streets: front and rear suspension.
- Riders who want a navigation display without paying for the ST5 Max.
Highlights
- Front and rear disc brakes plus EABS.
- 3.5" TFT display with navigation and call alerts.
- 1.5-hour fast charging; IPX6.
- Apple Find My, proximity unlock and TCS.
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