NAVEE just showed up to CES 2026 and basically said “hold my beer” to the entire electric scooter industry. The company unveiled a bunch of new products, but let’s be real here – everyone’s talking about the UT5 Ultra X. And for good reason.
The UT5 Ultra X Is Absurd (In The Best Way)
So here’s the deal. The UT5 Ultra X is what NAVEE is calling the world’s first e-scooter with a supercar-inspired design. Bold claim? Sure. But then you look at the specs, and it starts to make sense.
This thing packs a 2400W x2 dual-motor system. For those keeping score at home, that’s 4800W of combined power, on a scooter. It’ll do 0-12 mph in 1.98 seconds. To put that in perspective, that’s faster than most cars can hit that speed. And when you’re standing on two wheels instead of sitting in a vehicle, that kind of acceleration is going to feel absolutely insane.
With a top speed of 43mph or 70km/h. For context, Segway’s GT3 SuperScooter – which is considered a beast – tops out at around 37 mph. NAVEE just blew past that.
Look, I’ve seen a lot of e-scooters come through CES over the years. Most of them are fine. They do 20-25 mph, and they get you from point A to point B. The UT5 Ultra X is not that. This is clearly aimed at performance enthusiasts who want something that’ll actually get their heart racing. NAVEE hasn’t announced pricing yet.
But Wait, There’s More
NAVEE isn’t just doing scooters anymore. The company also brought out the Eagle F1X electric golf push cart, which is their second golf cart after the Birdie 3 series launched back in September 2025. This one comes loaded with AI vision, UWB technology, and GPS navigation with access to over 40,000 course maps. It can avoid obstacles and follow you automatically.
Then there’s the Storm X Pro off-road dirt bike. This marks NAVEE’s entry into the high-performance off-road space. The company says it’s designed to be accessible to riders of varying skill levels while still delivering solid performance on rough terrain.
“NAVEE is committed to creating versatile mobility solutions that meet the needs of diverse lifestyles,” said Jian Lu, CEO of NAVEE. “Through continuous innovation, we strive to expand our product portfolio while delivering performance-driven, sustainable solutions that inspire and empower users.”
The Bigger Picture
What’s interesting here is NAVEE’s strategy. Instead of just competing head-to-head with Segway, OKAI, and ENGWE in the increasingly crowded e-scooter market, they’re expanding into golf and off-road. Smart move.
Oh, and they also teased an electric wagon, the NT Series electric scooters, and something called the WaveFly Flyer Car. NAVEE didn’t share many details on those, but clearly they’ve got plans.
The electric mobility space at CES has gotten pretty competitive over the past few years. But with specs like what the UT5 Ultra X is bringing? NAVEE just made things a lot more interesting.
