Vendeur: Nami

Nami Klima Max Electric Scooter Canada

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Détails du produit

The NAMI Klima Max is a premium dual-motor performance scooter for experienced riders who want a larger battery without moving to the larger Burn-E platform. The model uses a 60V 30Ah battery, dual 1000W motors, dual 40A controllers, adjustable KKE hydraulic suspension, two-piston hydraulic brakes, tubeless CST tires, NFC access, integrated lighting, turn signals, and a colour display.

Published range claims differ by market and test condition. NAMI Canada lists up to 100 km for the Klima Max, while Canadian dealer ProMechBC cites up to 120 km at 25 km/h under manufacturer conditions. Actual range changes with speed, rider weight, hills, temperature, wind, tire pressure, acceleration, and ride settings.

Key Specifications

  • Battery: 60V 30Ah lithium battery, approximately 1800Wh; NAMI documentation identifies premium 21700 cells
  • Motors: dual 1000W brushless hub motors
  • Controllers: dual 40A sine-wave controllers
  • Peak output: dealer figures vary from approximately 4800W to 5375W maximum system output; treat peak figures as published claims, not rider power
  • Top speed: up to 67 km/h in Canadian dealer listings; speed configuration varies by market and local law
  • Suspension: adjustable KKE hydraulic coil shocks with rebound adjustment
  • Brakes: front and rear two-piston hydraulic brakes; the current listing specifies 140 mm rotors
  • Tires: tubeless CST tires; Canadian dealer pages differ between 10-inch and 11-inch descriptions, so verify the exact tire size before ordering parts
  • Protection: IP55 scooter rating is stated in NAMI documentation; some dealer listings separately identify IP65 protection for the dashboard and controllers
  • Features: NFC activation, customizable ride modes, colour display, front and rear LED lighting, and integrated turn signals

This performance class requires appropriate protective equipment, careful setup, and local legal checks. Full-power operation can exceed normal Canadian public-path limits.