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NAVEE GT3 Pro Electric Scooter (GT3 Pro-U)

Paved commutes for riders up to 264 lb who want suspension

The GT3 Pro pairs a 400 W rated, 1000 W peak rear motor with a 477 Wh pack, 10-inch tires and front and rear suspension. NAVEE's 37-mile range assumes a slow, flat test ride, and the listing disagrees with the maker on tire type, weight and folded width, so check those before buying.

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Published specifications

  • Manual: model GT3 Pro-U; 400 W rated motor; NAVEE page: 1000 W peak
  • Manual: 46.8 V nominal, 10.2 Ah, 477.36 Wh; about 8 h charge
  • Manual: 20 mph US max; about 37.3 mi at 9.3 mph, 165 lb, flat, 77°F
  • Manual: rider 55.1-264.6 lb, age 16-50; scooter 48.5 lb
  • Manual: folded 46.5 × 23.0 × 21.3 in; 10-inch tubeless tires; IPX5
  • NAVEE page: front drum + rear EABS; front fork and rear dual-cylinder suspension

Fit and limits

Strengths

  • Front and rear suspension with a maker-stated IPX5 rating
  • Maker manual names the exact GT3 Pro-U model and prints range test conditions
  • App traction control, proximity unlock and Apple Find My (iOS)

Caveats

  • Listing contradicts the maker on tire type, weight and folded width
  • Range falls to about 28 miles at 25 km/h in NAVEE's own test
  • Warranty length appears only on the listing, not in NAVEE documents read

The middle model of NAVEE's GT3 line, sold under a series listing

This listing is titled for a whole family of NAVEE scooters, so check the selected variant before reading any number on it. The option inspected was 'NAVEE GT3 Pro 400W 37Miles', and the details table names the model GT3 Pro-U. NAVEE's manual for the GT3, GT3 Pro and GT3 Max uses exactly that model number in its FCC declaration and specification table, so the listing and the maker's document refer to the same scooter.

In NAVEE's specification table the GT3 Pro sits between the GT3 and the GT3 Max. It has a 400-watt rated rear-wheel motor, a battery NAVEE's page calls 48 volts (46.8 volts nominal in the manual) rated at 477.36 watt-hours and 10.2 amp-hours, 10-inch tubeless tires, and a rider load range of 55.1 to 264.6 pounds. NAVEE's product page gives the peak motor figure as 1000 watts. The listing's box contents are the scooter, a power adapter, a user manual, a T lever and four screws.

The 37-mile range is a slow, flat, 165-pound test

The manual rounds the GT3 Pro's general range to about 37.3 miles and prints the conditions: no wind, 77 degrees Fahrenheit, a full charge, a constant 9.3 miles per hour on a flat surface and a 165.3-pound load. NAVEE's product page states the same test as 60 kilometres at 15 km/h and adds two faster figures, 50 kilometres at 20 km/h and 45 kilometres at 25 km/h, all with a 75-kilogram rider on pavement at 25 degrees Celsius.

Those faster figures are the useful ones for planning. At roughly 15.5 miles per hour NAVEE's own number drops to about 28 miles, before hills, wind, stops or a heavier rider. The manual lists an operating temperature of 14 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit and a charging range of 32 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit, and it rates the climbing ability at about 22 percent.

Speed modes are described three different ways

The manual says the US top speed is 20 miles per hour and NAVEE's page gives 32 km/h for the US version. The product page lists Pedestrian at 6 km/h, Standard at 20 km/h and Sport at 25 km/h, and places those beside a list of regional speed caps, without saying which apply to a US unit.

The listing bullet instead says Sport 19.9, Daily 12 and Pedestrian 3 miles per hour. None of the three sources explains how their mode figures map onto the US version, so confirm with NAVEE which settings a US unit ships with. The product page's FAQ also says the motor only starts once you are gliding at 5 km/h, so you kick off before the throttle responds.

Tires, weight and folded size do not match across sources

NAVEE's page and manual both say 10-inch tubeless tires. The listing bullets say 10-inch pneumatic and puncture-resistant tires, while the listing's Wheel Type field says Solid. Those are different constructions with different care needs, so ask the seller which one is fitted if it matters for your routes. Suspension is consistent: NAVEE lists a front dual-fork and rear dual-cylinder setup, and brakes are a front drum plus rear electronic braking.

The manual gives a net weight of 48.5 pounds, matching the listing's weight field, but one listing bullet says 46 pounds. For size, the manual gives 46.5 by 23.2 by 49.6 inches unfolded and 46.5 by 23.0 by 21.3 inches folded. A listing bullet says it folds to 46.93 by 7.09 by 22.36 inches, and the 7.09 inches there matches the deck width it quotes, not the handlebar. Plan storage around the maker's 23-inch folded width.

Where the manual says it should and should not be ridden

The listing's recommended-uses field includes off-road and stunts. The manual says the scooter is not intended for acrobatic or stunt use, and its suitable-surfaces line is cement or asphalt with bumps under 1 centimetre and gaps narrower than 3 centimetres. It recommends riders aged 16 to 50 and between 3 feet 11 inches and 6 feet 6 inches tall, one rider only, with shoes, and it lists groups who should not ride.

The scooter is rated IPX5. The manual still says do not ride in bad weather, that braking distance increases in wet conditions, and not to charge if the port or cable is wet. It says to use only the supplied FY-5461500 charger, that the battery must be replaced only by qualified technicians, and that the product is not intended for use above 2,000 metres.

App features, storage rule and what the warranty says

Through the NAVEE app the manual and product page describe traction control, which must be switched on in the app, adjustable energy recovery, automatic light sensing and Bluetooth proximity unlock. Apple Find My works only with iOS devices, per the product page.

For storage the manual says to fully charge before a long idle period and to charge every 60 days to prevent permanent battery damage, and it gives a maintenance table. Its warranty summary describes a limited warranty on manufacturing defects that varies by region and excludes misuse, accidents and unauthorised repairs. The listing says two years; neither NAVEE document we read states a length, so confirm it at service.naveetech.com. Neither document mentions UL 2272.

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Primary sources

  1. NAVEE product page for the GT3 Pro electric scooter
  2. NAVEE GT3 / GT3 Pro / GT3 Max important information and specifications, supplied on the listing

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