Nami Burn-E 4 Max Electric Scooter
The Nami Burn-E 4 Max electric scooter is Nami’s flagship on our floor: 61 mph capability from 8400W of peak power, a 72V 40Ah battery rated to 62 miles, and hydraulic hardware at suspension and brakes alike.
- Dual 1500W motors, 8400W peak — 61 mph capability and 30% hill climbing
- 72V 40Ah battery — rated to 62 miles per charge
- Hydraulic suspension — the damped ride Nami is famous for
- Hydraulic disc brakes — stopping matched to the speed
- 265 lb max load — full performance for full-sized riders
Original price was: $4,999.00.$3,899.00Current price is: $3,899.00.-22% OFF
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MOTOR
1500W x 2 (8400W peak)
BATTERY
72V 40Ah
SPEED
Up to 61 mph
RANGE
Up to 62 miles
Available for Pickup
At multiple Wilson's locations
Fast & Free Shipping
To lower 48 get with-in 3 to 5 days
The Burn-E 4 Max, Nami's answer to the hyperscooter question
Nami built its reputation on suspension tuning, and the Burn-E 4 Max is that philosophy at full power: hydraulics at the wheels and hydraulics at the brakes, wrapped around a 72V drivetrain.
72 volts, two motors, one very deep reserve
Dual 1500W motors peak at 8400W on a 72V system, engineering the Burn-E 4 Max for up to 61 mph and 30% hill climbing. Those are capability figures rather than commuting speeds; what they mean daily is a throttle that never runs out of answer, at any legal pace, on any grade your city can offer.
Hydraulic where Nami always puts it
Suspension is the reason riders cross-shop Nami against every other performance brand, and the Burn-E 4 Max runs full hydraulic damping to keep the wheels loaded and the chassis calm at speed. The brakes match: hydraulic discs, with the fade resistance a machine of this pace depends on.
What we publish, and what we'd rather show you in person
This page carries every figure published for the Burn-E 4 Max: the drivetrain, battery, speed, range, climbing and load ratings above. For the numbers best judged by hand, how the hydraulic suspension actually feels over broken pavement, how the fold handles, how it fits your height, the floor model at your nearest Wilson's shop answers in two minutes what no spec sheet can.
Nami Burn-E 4 Max, as published
- Motors
- 1500W x 2 (8400W peak)
- Top speed
- Up to 61 mph capability
- Max range
- Up to 62 miles
- Battery
- 72V 40Ah
- Hill climbing
- 30%
- Suspension
- Hydraulic
- Brakes
- Hydraulic discs
- Max load
- 265 lbs
The Burn-E 4 Max, with Wilson's behind it
- Test ride one before you buy at any of our shops across New York and California. A 61 mph machine is exactly the purchase to stand on first.
- Serviced by our technicians in the shop: any brand, any issue, with express service at every one of our locations. Hydraulics get bled and set here, for you.
- Warranty support on carried brands, handled by us rather than a mailbox.
- Financing available, so you can ride now and spread the cost.
Wilson's shops across New York & California — with more on the way
Or call (516) 300-0944
Nami Burn-E 4 Max FAQ
How fast is the Nami Burn-E 4 Max?
It is engineered for up to 61 mph from 8400W of peak dual motor power. Public street limits sit far below that everywhere, so treat the figure as capability and ride to your local rules.
What is the range of the Burn-E 4 Max?
The 72V 40Ah battery is rated to 62 miles. Pace, hills, temperature and rider weight all pull the real figure down on a machine like this, so plan long rides with a healthy margin.
What makes Nami suspension special?
Nami builds around hydraulic damping rather than plain springs, keeping the wheels pressed to the ground through hits instead of bouncing over them. It is the trait riders mention first, and the one a test ride shows fastest.
What brakes does the Burn-E 4 Max have?
Hydraulic disc brakes, the fade-resistant hardware this class of speed requires.
How steep can it climb?
It is rated for 30% hill climbing, which covers any paved climb a city can offer, with dual motor traction for loose surfaces.
How much weight can the Burn-E 4 Max carry?
Up to 265 lbs, with power delivery that keeps its character intact near the top of that rating.
Is the Burn-E 4 Max a good first electric scooter?
It is a machine for experienced riders; this much power rewards throttle discipline and full protective gear, with a motorcycle-grade helmet the right call. Earlier in your riding, the Nami line starts far more gently with the Stellar family, and riding a few models back to back at one of our shops finds your level honestly.
Burn-E 4 Max or Burn-E 4 — what changes?
The Max steps up to 1500W motors, the larger 40Ah pack and the 61 mph engineering ceiling. The standard Burn-E 4 runs dual 1000W motors and a 30Ah pack to a 53 mph ceiling at $1,000 less. Both share the 62-mile rating and the hydraulic hardware, and both are on our floor.
Can I ride it in the rain?
Light rain and road splash are within normal riding for this class; dry the machine before charging, always, and never charge a battery that looks swollen or damaged — bring it straight in to us instead.
Where can I test ride or service a Nami electric scooter near me?
At your nearest Wilson's shop, across New York and California. Test rides are free, and our technicians service any brand with express service at every location. Find your nearest shop.