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NAVEE GT3 Pro vs Inmotion S1F

The Inmotion S1F has the longer estimated range — 27 miles against 19.1 — because it carries 675 Wh to the NAVEE GT3 Pro’s 477. The NAVEE GT3 Pro is the lighter of the two at 48.5 lb, which puts it in the curb lift class. Everything else is below.

NAVEE GT3 Pro

NAVEE

NAVEE GT3 Pro

19.1 mi estimated · 37.3 mi claimed · 23.3 mi tested

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Inmotion S1F

Inmotion

Inmotion S1F

27 mi estimated · 59 mi claimed

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NAVEE GT3 Pro and Inmotion S1F specifications compared
Estimated range19.1 mi27 mi
Claimed range37.3 mi (2x the estimate)59 mi (2.2x the estimate)
Tested range23.3 mi—
Top speed20 mph25 mph
MotorSingle motor, 400 W (1,000 W peak)Single motor, 500 W (1,000 W peak)
Battery477 Wh at 48 V675 Wh
Wh per dollar0.73 Wh/$1.04 Wh/$
Wh per pound10 Wh/lb13 Wh/lb
Weight48.5 lb — curb lift52.8 lb — curb lift
Max rider weight265 lb308 lb
Rated grade22%30%
Tires10" tubeless10" pneumatic
SuspensionDualDual
BrakesFront drum with regenerative rearDrum with electronic braking
IP ratingIPX5IP54
Charge time8 h7 h
Folded size46.5 x 23 x 21.3 in49.8 x 21.3 x 21.2 in
LightsHeadlight, taillight, turn signalsDual front LED and brake light
AppYesYes
Cruise controlYesYes
Approx. price~$650~$649
Released20252024

NAVEE GT3 Pro: the case against

  • Front drum plus regen is the entire braking system
  • Eight-hour charge; only the ST3 Pro takes longer in NAVEE's range
  • 48.5 lb without a carry handle
  • Claimed 37.3 miles is measured at a speed nobody commutes at

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Inmotion S1F: the case against

  • Drum brakes only, no disc
  • IP54 is splash resistance, not rain riding
  • 52.8 lb is heavy for a one-hand carry
  • 59-mile claim is a best case: the pack supports about 27 miles at commuting consumption

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