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NAVEE will showcase new smart mobility, golf and exoskeleton products at IFA in Berlin, marking a broader push beyond electric scooters.
Visitors will see the company's latest mobility technology alongside an expanded golf range and a new exoskeleton portfolio. Founded in 2021, NAVEE describes itself as a global outdoor mobility brand with products sold in more than 60 countries and regions.
Broader range
The Berlin display will include a dedicated scooter area focused on NAVEE's mobility line-up. That section will highlight the company's work in motor, battery and AI technology across its scooter range.
NAVEE also plans to show a wider golf portfolio. The stand will feature two models from the PAR Series, two from the B3 Series and two from the B5 Series, along with the Eagle L1.
The company will also show a new golf bag range, a new golf watch and its latest rangefinder. The additions suggest it is trying to build a more complete golf offering rather than relying on electric trolleys alone.
Exoskeleton focus
A central part of the presentation is a new range of exoskeleton technologies. The headline product is the NAVEE EXO S Pro, which weighs 1.8kg and delivers up to 960W of peak power, according to the company.
NAVEE says the device is designed to reduce physical effort by 35%. It also says the exoskeleton can recognise 10 types of movement and respond within milliseconds.
The wider portfolio is aimed at different daily and professional tasks. According to NAVEE, the range includes lower-limb powered assistance intended to improve walking efficiency and reduce fatigue, upper-limb support for repetitive and overhead movement, lower-back support for bending, lifting and carrying, and powered back assistance.
The move into exoskeletons places NAVEE in a category outside the consumer scooter market where it first established its name. It also suggests an effort to address both personal mobility and work-related physical support with connected products.
Mobility strategy
NAVEE's product range now covers e-scooters, e-bikes, electric golf trolleys and exoskeletons. That breadth points to a strategy centred on adjacent mobility categories, with golf and wearable assistance joining its more established transport products.
The company's presentation is built around the idea of exploration, with an immersive stand designed to take visitors from an introduction to the brand to hands-on encounters with its products. Connected geometric forms are used across the stand design to represent its approach to technology, products and mobility, NAVEE says.
IFA is one of the largest trade shows for consumer electronics and home appliances, giving brands a platform to present new devices and concepts to an international audience. For NAVEE, the event offers a stage to show how it wants to be seen as more than an electric scooter maker.
At the show, the company says its line-up will give visitors a closer look at where smart mobility could go next. The stand will bring together product demonstrations, emerging mobility technology and hands-on experiences across scooters, golf equipment and wearable support systems.
NAVEE says it is "redefining movement across land, water, and beyond."