At the 2026 Berlin IFA event, Navee, a company specializing in electric mobility solutions, unveiled its latest product, the Fold P10 electric scooter. Designed for urban commuters, the Fold P10 stands out with a unique three-point folding mechanism that reduces its storage volume by 80% compared to conventional scooters. When folded, it measures 683 × 340 × 568 mm—roughly the size of a large backpack—making it much easier to store and transport. The scooter also includes an integrated handle, allowing users to lift and move it without needing to carry it manually. Under the hood, the Fold P10 is equipped with a 1350 W motor, a lightweight magnesium frame, and 10-inch tubeless tires for better durability. It features front and rear suspension systems for a smoother ride, along with a front drum brake and a rear E-ABS (electronic anti-lock braking system) for improved safety. The scooter has an IPX6 water resistance rating, meaning it can withstand powerful water jets, though it is not fully waterproof. The device also includes a removable battery with a capacity of 458 Wh, which takes about 8.5 hours to charge. Navee states that the Fold P10 can travel up to 70 kilometers on a single charge when driven at a slow speed of 10 km/h. However, at a more typical urban speed of 25 km/h, the range is expected to drop to between 35 and 40 kilometers. The scooter is designed to carry a maximum load of 120 kg, making it suitable for most adults. Additional features include a mobile app that offers tracking, security, and compatibility with Apple’s Find My system, as well as Bluetooth locking and a traction control system to prevent wheel slip on wet or uneven surfaces. The Fold P10 will be available in France starting in 2027, with a suggested retail price of 799 euros. The company also mentioned a modular accessory mounting system, allowing users to attach various add-ons, though specific accessories have not yet been announced. This release positions Navee as a competitor in the growing electric scooter market, which continues to evolve with innovations focused on convenience, safety, and urban mobility.