Equipped with a large battery and wide wheels, the Navee N65i aims to become the SUV of electric scooters — despite the absence of suspension. Frandroid had the opportunity to test it in Paris.

The Navee S60 meets expectations in terms of performance and comfort, for both urban commutes and longer excursions. Thanks to an attractive launch price, Navee continues to offer compelling solutions in the field of urban mobility.

The Navee S60 meets expectations in terms of performance and comfort, for both urban commutes and longer excursions. Thanks to an attractive launch price, Navee continues to offer compelling solutions in the field of urban mobility.

Priced at €699, it is—just like the bike itself—quite competitive. Flexible, agile, safe, and confidence-inspiring, offering excellent riding sensations on the streets of Paris, this bike has everything it needs to establish itself as one of the best transport options during the Olympic Games.

Given its design and construction, it quickly becomes apparent that the S60 is not an electric scooter intended for users whose priority is to acquire a road companion that is easy to fold or transport—for example, to go up a few steps—as would be the case in a multimodal transport context.

On this route, the NAVEE S60 demonstrates good handling qualities. Travel the entire route on asphalt; if the path branches off to the packed earth trail, it's all too easy to end up in the dust.

I am committed to new products ideally suited for urban use—provided they are based on innovative technology, both in their design and subsequent development, and are equipped with engines that guarantee rapid acceleration and reliable operation, even under difficult conditions.

Thanks to its overall rigidity, the Navee 40 offers good maneuverability — even at low speeds — and handles obstacles with ease, whether they are small steps, logs, or road imperfections.