Compare Navee ST3 Pro and Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah) Specs & Performance

The Navee ST3 Pro and Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah) are electric scooters tailored for street use, each with distinct features. The Navee ST3 Pro, launched in 2024, achieves a top speed of 25 MPH with a 600W nominal motor that peaks at 1350W, managing inclines up to 15.6°. Its 48V battery offers a maximum range of 46.6 miles and a capacity of 596.7 Wh. Weighing 55 lbs, it supports riders up to 265 lbs and features a braking system that includes disc and drum brakes. The ST3 Pro also has an IPX5 rating for water resistance and offers beneficial features like cruise control, speed modes, and location tracking.

On the other hand, the Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah), released in 2025, boasts a higher top speed of 33 MPH, powered by a nominal motor of 500W and a peak power of 1900W, allowing it to handle steeper inclines of 19.3°. With a larger 48V battery capacity of 874 Wh, it provides a maximum range of 56 miles. Weighing slightly more at 57.1 lbs, it accommodates a higher weight limit of 287 lbs and features an IPX6 rating for improved water resistance. While both scooters include cruise control and speed modes, the Navee ST3 Pro offers additional features like self-healing tires and over-the-air firmware updates. Ultimately, the choice depends on whether speed and range or enhanced tech features are more important to the rider.