$679 Navee ST3 Electric Scooter 25 MPH

Updated September 5, 2026

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Lot number52m
AuctionOzarks Overstock Product Liquidation Friday 9/11
DateSeptember 11, 2026 at 6:00 PM CDT
Auction houseATX Auctions Ozarks
LocationSpringfield, Missouri

Condition: Used - Like New and Open Box Damaged?: No In Packaging?: Yes Missing Parts?: No Functional?: Yes Brand: NAVEE UPC: 850068564033 The NAVEE ST3 is powered by a 447.36Wh battery, offering up to 37.5 miles of range in Eco mode and 18.73 miles at 25 MPH Stay Connected with Apple Find My. The Traction Control System (TCS)ensures you ride confidently on slippery surfaces L 47.24" x W 23.63" x H 23.46" Weight: 54.7 lbs Weight Capacity: 265 lbs. The Ultimate Urban Commuter Bold design meets powerful performance with this high-performance electric scooter. Equipped with four golden damping arms, it offers unparalleled shock absorption for a smooth ride across any terrain. Its eye-catching aesthetic ensures you stand out while confidently navigating urban environments. Impressive Speed and Climbing Capability Experience the thrill of a fast ride with a maximum speed of 24.9 mph and a 24% climbing slope capability. The self-developed powerful motor ensures reliable performance, even for riders up to 265 lbs, making it a versatile choice for various commuting needs. Foldable Frame for Compact Convenience Designed with portability in mind, the foldable frame allows you to quickly collapse the scooter for easy storage and transportation. Whether you're navigating tight spaces or embracing an on-the-go lifestyle, this scooter is built for convenience and practicality. Specifications Assembled Dimensions: L 47.24" x W 23.63" x H 23.46" Weight: 54.7 lbs. Weight Capacity: 265 lbs. Recommended Age Range: Suitable for age between 16 to 50 years old Included: Adapter, Instruction Manual, Screws * 4, L-Type wrench.

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