NAVEE
ST3 Pro
The most complete sub-$800 commuter: dual suspension, strong 48V power, and Apple Find My, ERideHero's 9.0-rated class leader.

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Strengths
- ERideHero 9.0, the most complete commuter scooter they have tested, with class-leading acceleration to 20 mph.
- Patented dual Damping Arm suspension delivers a plush ride for the money.
- 1350W peak with 28% gradeability and strong performance retention at 48V.
- Triple braking (drum, disc, EABS) cuts stopping distance about 22% versus single-disc setups.
- Apple Find My, turn signals, and traction control at $759.99.
Weaknesses
- Real-world range about 24.9 miles, well short of the 46.6-mile claim.
- Slow 10-hour charge time.
- IPX5 is a step below the IPX6 leaders.
Specs
- Top Speed Mph
- 24.9
- Range Miles
- 24.9
- Motor Watts
- 600
- Motor Peak Watts
- 1350
- Battery Wh
- 597
- Weight Lbs
- 55.8
- Max Rider Weight Lbs
- 265
- Throttle
- Yes
- Brakes
- Front drum, rear disc, plus EABS regen
- Tire Size
- 10 in self-sealing tubeless
- Suspension
- Dual Damping Arm patented suspension
- Ip Rating
- IPX5
- Smart Features
- Apple Find My, auto-unlock, app, turn signals, traction control
Sources
Every claim in this guide that isn't first-person experience is traceable to one of the sources below. URLs verified at publication; some may rot. Let us know if so.
- Navee ST3 Pro Review — ERideHero9.0 rating, tested speed/range, class-leading acceleration.
- NAVEE ST3 Pro official product page — NAVEECurrent price $759.99 (reg. $949.99), full spec sheet.
By Max Langley·