NAVEE UT5 Max | Hydraulic Suspension SuperScooter
The NAVEE UT5 Max electric scooter is the SuperScooter that brings hydraulic suspension to a commuter weight — 31.1 mph, 62.1 miles at 9.3 mph, Dual hydraulic.
- 850W Rated Power — 31.1 mph at the top setting
- 46.8V 15.3Ah (716.04Wh) — 62.1 miles at 9.3 mph on a charge, charged in 7h (Flash Charge: 2h)
- Front disc + Rear disc+EABS — IPX6 rated
- 330 lbs max load — Gross weight: 89.3 lbs itself, 39% climbing
$1,799.99 Original price was: $1,799.99.$1,049.99Current price is: $1,049.99.-42% OFF
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MOTOR
850W Rated Power | 2400W Peak Power

BATTERY
46.8V 15.3Ah(716.04Wh)

SPEED
31.1 mph

RANGE
62.1 miles at 9.3 mph | 40.4 miles at 15.5 mph
Available for Pickup
At multiple Wilson's locations
Fast & Free Shipping
To lower 48 get with-in 3 to 5 days
A bump, taken apart in three layers
Ride comfort is not one component, it is a sequence. When the NAVEE UT5 Max electric scooter crosses an expansion joint, three things take a share of it before anything reaches your knees. This is the order they act in.
The first and largest air spring on any electric scooter is the tire itself. Twelve inches of it means a bigger air volume and a shallower angle of attack into the edge of a pothole, so a good part of the hit is rounded off before the suspension has done anything at all. Sealant inside closes small punctures as they happen.
What is left travels into hydraulic dampers at both ends. A spring alone stores the energy of a bump and gives it straight back, which is why a cheap fork feels bouncy. Hydraulic damping meters the return through fluid, so the wheel comes back down under control and stays in contact with the road.
Whatever remains arrives at the deck, and its size is what lets you deal with it. At 545 mm long there is room to stand with your feet staggered fore and aft, so your ankles and knees take the last of it rather than your spine. Stance is a suspension component too.
The result is a 31 mph SuperScooter that stays composed on the surfaces most commutes are actually made of: seams, kerb ramps, sunken drain covers and patched asphalt.
31.1 mph · 62.1 mi · 2400W peak · 39% climbing · IPX6
Sixty-two miles, and two hours to fill it
NAVEE rates the UT5 Max at 62.1 miles at 9.3 mph, and 40.4 miles at a steady 15.5 mph — and the second of those is the more useful one, because 15.5 mph is roughly what a real city commute averages once you count the lights.
The pack is 46.8V 15.3Ah at 716.04Wh. A full charge takes seven hours, or two hours in flash mode. Forty miles of real-world range restored over a lunch break is a genuinely different proposition from an overnight-only machine.
The motor is rated at 850W and peaks at 2400W, the same peak figure as each motor in the flagship UT5 Ultra X. That gives 31.1 mph and a 39% climbing rating.
- Battery46.8V 15.3Ah (716.04Wh)
- Range at 9.3 mph62.1 miles
- Range at 15.5 mph40.4 miles
- Charge time7 h, flash 2 h
- Motor850W rated, 2400W peak
Discs at both ends, TCS, Find My
Front and rear disc brakes with EABS. Braking at both ends, plus electronic regenerative braking through the motor that returns a little charge as it slows you. On a electric scooter rated to carry 330 lbs, that shared workload matters.
TCS traction control. It compares wheel speed against road speed and trims power the instant they disagree, which is what stops a driven wheel spinning up on a wet drain cover.
IPX6 sealing, rated for heavier water than road splash, and Apple Find My built in so the electric scooter appears in the same app as your phone and keys.
It folds to 1258 by 620 by 650 mm at 75 lbs net — the same folded footprint as the flagship, 15 lbs lighter.
- Brakes — front and rear disc, plus EABS
- Traction — TCS anti-slip control
- Sealing — IPX6
- Tracking — Apple Find My
- Net weight — 75.0 lbs


UT5 Max or UT5 Ultra X
They share a frame, a deck, a folded size, hydraulic suspension at both ends and 12-inch self-healing tires. The differences are in what drives them.
The UT5 Ultra X runs two motors instead of one, which takes it to 43 mph, a 46% climb and 74.6 miles from a 1284Wh pack. It also adds the adjustable soft/hard steering damper and a 3.5-inch display, and it weighs 15 lbs more.
The UT5 Max is the one to buy when the comfort is the point and 31 mph is plenty — which, for city riding, it usually is. You keep the hydraulics, the big tires and the 330 lb rating, at a lower weight and a lower price, and you charge it in two hours rather than three.
Set against the NT5 Max, which runs a similar top speed, the UT5 Max trades a little charging speed for hydraulic damping, bigger self-healing tires and ten more miles of range.
NAVEE UT5 Max, in full
Every figure below is NAVEE's own, from their published sheet for this model.
- Product weight
- Gross weight: 89.3 lbs | Net weight: 75.0 lbs
- Max load
- 330 lbs
- Model size
- Expand (1258*620*1345 mm)| Folding (1258*620*650 mm)
- Pedal width
- 220*545mm
- Waterproof grade
- IPX6
- App features
- Yes
- Motor power
- 850W Rated Power | 2400W Peak Power
- Gradeability
- 39%
- Max speed
- 31.1 mph
- Battery capacity
- 46.8V 15.3Ah (716.04Wh)
- Charging time
- 7h (Flash Charge: 2h)
- Max range
- 62.1 miles at 9.3 mph | 40.4 miles at 15.5 mph
- Tire type
- 12” Self-healing Tubeless Tires
- Brake type
- Front disc + Rear disc+EABS
- Shock absorption system
- Dual hydraulic suspensions
Range is quoted twice, at 9.3 mph and at 15.5 mph. The 15.5 mph figure is the one worth planning around, because it is close to what a city commute averages once traffic lights are counted.
Comfort is the thing you have to feel
Six shops across New York and California. Hydraulic suspension is difficult to appreciate from a specification sheet and obvious within thirty feet of riding, so come and take those thirty feet.
- Test ride it at any of our six shops before you decide
- Ride it back to back against the spring-suspension NT5 Max
- We set tire pressure, check both discs and pair the app before you leave
- Express service at all six shops, any brand, bought from us or not
- A year of warranty cover, and we handle the claim with NAVEE
- Trade in what you are riding now against it
- Financing available, and WELCOME20 takes $20 off your first order
NAVEE UT5 Max, answered
How fast is the NAVEE UT5 Max, and how far does it go?
31.1 mph, with NAVEE rating the range at 62.1 miles at a steady 9.3 mph or 40.4 miles at 15.5 mph. That second figure is the more useful one for planning, because 15.5 mph is close to what a real city commute averages once you count the lights.
What does hydraulic suspension actually change?
A spring on its own stores the energy of a bump and returns it immediately, which is what makes a basic fork feel bouncy. A hydraulic damper meters that return through fluid, so the wheel comes back down under control and stays in contact with the road. Over a patched city street the difference is continuous rather than occasional.
What are self-healing tires?
Twelve-inch tubeless tires with sealant inside them, which closes small punctures as they happen rather than after you have stopped. The 12-inch size also matters on its own: a bigger air volume and a shallower angle into the edge of a pothole means the tire rounds off a lot of the hit before the suspension is involved.
How long does the UT5 Max take to charge?
Seven hours from a standard outlet, or about two hours in flash charge mode. Two hours restores most of a 40-mile working range, which is a lunch break rather than an overnight.
How steep a hill can it climb?
39% gradeability, from a motor rated at 850W with a 2400W peak — the same peak figure as each of the two motors in the flagship UT5 Ultra X.
How much weight can it carry?
330 lbs, the top rating in the NAVEE line.
Is the UT5 Max waterproof?
It carries an IPX6 rating, so light rain and wet roads are within it. Avoid standing water. One safety point worth stating plainly: never charge an electric scooter that is wet, or one whose battery looks swollen or damaged. Bring it straight in to us instead.
What brakes does it use?
Disc brakes front and rear, plus EABS electronic regenerative braking through the motor. Three systems sharing the work is the right specification for a electric scooter rated to carry 330 lbs.
Does it have traction control?
Yes. TCS compares how fast the driven wheel is turning against how fast you are actually moving, and trims power the moment those disagree. On wet paint and drain covers that is what keeps it tracking straight.
Does it have Apple Find My?
Yes, built in, so the electric scooter shows up in the same app as your phone, keys and headphones. The NAVEE app handles speed modes, battery health and locking.
How heavy is it and does it fold?
75.0 lbs net, 89.3 lbs gross, folding to 1258 by 620 by 650 mm. That is the same folded footprint as the flagship UT5 Ultra X at 15 lbs less. It is a machine you wheel rather than carry.
UT5 Max or UT5 Ultra X?
Same frame, deck, folded size, hydraulics and tires. The Ultra X adds a second motor for 43 mph and a 46% climb, a 1284Wh pack for 74.6 miles, an adjustable steering damper and a 3.5-inch display, at 15 lbs more. The UT5 Max is the one when comfort is the point and 31 mph is plenty.
UT5 Max or NT5 Max?
Similar top speeds. The NT5 Max charges faster, at 1.5 hours in flash mode, and is lighter at 72.1 lbs. The UT5 Max gives you hydraulic damping, 12-inch self-healing tires and about ten more miles of range.
What warranty comes with it?
A year of cover through us as standard, and we handle any claim with NAVEE for you. NAVEE is a brand we carry rather than one we design, so the three-year cover on Wilson’s-designed rides does not apply here.
Who services it, and can you get parts?
Our own technicians, at all six shops, with express service available at every one. We service any brand, whether you bought it from us or not.



































