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NAMI electric scooter – the BURN-E 3 MAX and spare parts at Wheelyshop
NAMI has quickly become synonymous with premium-class e-scooters, and at Wheelyshop you will find the brand's flagship, the BURN-E 3 MAX, together with 21 spare parts for NAMI's models. The BURN-E 3 MAX has dual motors with 3,000 W of rated output, a 72 V 40 Ah battery of 2,880 Wh, 140 km of claimed range and weighs 51 kg. It is an e-scooter for you if you want maximum power, long distances and front and rear suspension – and the spare parts keep older NAMI models rolling too. At Wheelyshop you get free delivery on all electric vehicles, a 1-year warranty and spare parts.
In short
- The range: one active model, the NAMI BURN-E 3 MAX, with 140 km of claimed range, 3,000 W of rated motor output and 51 kg – plus 21 spare parts in the same collection.
- Technology: dual motors with 8,400 W peak output, a 72 V 40 Ah battery, dual charging ports, hydraulic four-piston brakes, an NFC lock, indicators and five riding modes.
- For whom: the BURN-E 3 MAX is a NAMI electric scooter for the enthusiast who prioritises power, hill climbing and range – not a light commuter scooter.
- Rules: with 3,000 W and 105 km/h the BURN-E 3 MAX is treated as a moped or motor vehicle in most EU countries and, without national registration and insurance, is ridden on enclosed private land or a track only.
- Wheelyshop: free delivery on all electric vehicles, a 1-year warranty and spare parts for the Burn-E, Klima, Blast, Stellar and Viper.
Choosing the right NAMI electric scooter – a guide to the BURN-E 3 MAX and the spare parts
The guide goes through the BURN-E 3 MAX part by part and finishes with the spare parts range for you if you already ride a NAMI electric scooter. All figures are the manufacturer's quoted values.
BURN-E 3 MAX – a NAMI electric scooter in the top class
The BURN-E 3 MAX is the NAMI model sold new at Wheelyshop, and it is a flagship through and through. Dual motors of 1,500 W each give 3,000 W rated and up to 8,400 W peak output, the 72 V 40 Ah battery holds 2,880 Wh and the technical top speed is 105 km/h. The chassis folds, is rated IPX5 against water spray and approved for riders up to 130 kg. Indicators, cruise control, a horn, lighting with ambient light and an NFC lock are included, while there is no app – everything is controlled from the TFT display.
Range and battery: 72 V 40 Ah
NAMI quotes 140 km of range for the BURN-E 3 MAX. Expect 60–75 percent of that in reality, i.e. around 85–105 km, depending on speed, rider weight, temperature and how often you use both motors.
The battery is built in, so the scooter charges where it is parked. With one charger a full charge takes 8–10 hours, but the BURN-E 3 MAX has dual charging ports that let you cut the time with two chargers. You will find more long-distance models among our long-range electric scooters.
Motor, hills and weight
With 3,000 W rated and 8,400 W peak output, the BURN-E 3 MAX manages climbs of up to 35 degrees, and two motors give grip on both wheels even on gravel. Five riding modes control how much power you release, and the speed limiter can be set to 25 km/h.
The price of the power is weight: 51 kg makes this NAMI electric scooter one you roll rather than carry. It folds for the car, but stairs and public transport are not its home ground. You will find lighter models in our whole selection of electric scooters.
Comfort and brakes on a NAMI electric scooter
The 11-inch pneumatic tyres absorb small bumps, and the front and rear shock absorbers take care of the rest – NAMI is known for advanced suspension and stable chassis. There is no saddle, so the model is ridden standing.
The brakes are two hydraulic disc brakes with four pistons each, dimensioned to stop 51 kg of scooter plus rider from high speed. Combine with a helmet for electric scooters – a given whatever your age with this much power – and a lock as a complement to the NFC lock when the scooter is parked.
Rules in Europe for a NAMI electric scooter
In most EU countries an e-scooter counts as a bicycle only if it is limited to 20–25 km/h and, usually, no more than 250 W of rated motor output. It may then use the cycle path with one rider at a time, while helmet and minimum-age rules vary between countries. The BURN-E 3 MAX sits far outside that with 3,000 W and 105 km/h, and the 25 km/h limiter does not change the classification. Formally it is therefore treated as a moped or motor vehicle and, without national registration and insurance, may only be ridden on enclosed private land or a track. No NAMI model is bicycle class. Check your national rules via the EU overview of road rules and safety before you decide.
Spare parts, service and warranty
The collection holds 21 spare parts for NAMI electric scooters, divided into brakes, display and electronics, bodywork, mudguards, lighting and tyres.
- Brakes: brake levers for the Burn-E, Klima and Blast plus brake pads for the Burn-E Max and Burn-E 2 Max.
- Display and electronics: TFT display (VA version), thumb throttle for the Burn-E, NFC lock for the Burn-E, Klima and Blast plus front and rear controllers for the Burn-E Max and Klima Max.
- Bodywork and mudguards: shock absorber for the Burn-E Max, steering stem tube for the Burn-E, steering damper mount for the Klima Max, frame and front and rear mudguards for the Viper E2 Max and E3 Max plus mudguards for the Burn-E 2 Max.
- Lighting and tyres: headlight for the Klima and Blast plus 9-inch CST tyres for the Stellar, with or without anti-puncture gel.
Every electric vehicle at Wheelyshop comes with free delivery and a 1-year warranty. If you need something that is not in the collection, you will find the whole range in our spare parts portal, sorted by brand and model.
Frequently asked questions
Is a NAMI electric scooter legal in Europe?
Not as a bicycle. Bicycle class in most EU countries requires roughly 250 W of rated motor output and 20–25 km/h, and the BURN-E 3 MAX has 3,000 W and a 105 km/h top speed. It is formally treated as a moped or motor vehicle and, without national registration and insurance, may only be ridden on enclosed private land or a track. The 25 km/h limiter does not change the classification – check your national rules.
How far does the NAMI BURN-E 3 MAX go on a charge?
NAMI quotes 140 km with the built-in 72 V 40 Ah battery (2,880 Wh). Expect 60–75 percent in real-world riding, around 85–105 km, depending on speed, rider weight and surface. Charging takes 8–10 hours, and dual charging ports let you cut the time with two chargers.
Which NAMI electric scooter suits commuting?
Wheelyshop sells one NAMI model, the BURN-E 3 MAX, and it is built for performance rather than commuting: 51 kg, 3,000 W and moped class in most EU countries. If you need a scooter for the cycle path and public transport, a lighter bicycle-class model is a better choice – compare in our selection of electric scooters.
Does the NAMI BURN-E 3 MAX have a saddle, suspension or an app?
The BURN-E 3 MAX has front and rear shock absorbers, 11-inch pneumatic tyres and hydraulic four-piston brakes, but no saddle – it is ridden standing. There is no app; settings and riding modes are handled on the TFT display, and the NFC lock starts the scooter without a key.
Are spare parts available for a NAMI electric scooter?
Yes, the collection contains 21 spare parts: brake pads and brake levers, a TFT display, thumb throttle, NFC lock, front and rear controllers, shock absorber, steering stem tube, frame, mudguards, headlight and 9-inch tyres. The parts fit the Burn-E, Burn-E Max, Burn-E 2 Max, Klima, Klima Max, Blast, Stellar and the Viper E2 Max and E3 Max. You will find more parts in the spare parts portal.