Nami Burn E3 Max vs Segway GT3 Pro: the superscooter duel
8 400 W versus 7 000 W, 5 099 € versus 2 699 €: two visions of the extreme scooter, compared by the workshop that prepares them.
Two exceptional machines, two philosophies. We prepare both of them in the Obernai workshop — here is an honest comparison, backed by the manufacturers’ figures.
The figures side by side
- Nami Burn E3 Max — 5 099 € : dual motor, 8 400 W peak, 72V 40Ah battery, up to 120 km of range, adjustable KKE hydraulic suspension, Nami’s signature tubular frame.
- Segway GT3 Pro SuperScooter — 2 699 € : 7 000 W claimed, up to 138 km of claimed range, Segway’s ecosystem and finish, packed with on-board electronics.
Reminder: on public roads, both are limited to 25 km/h — the power is there for pick-up, hills and private land. The 2026 law explained here.
The workshop’s pick, depending on your profile
Choose the Burn E3 Max if : you want the sharpest frame and suspension on the market, a rider’s machine that can be finely tuned (adjustable hydraulics), and Nami’s craftsman DNA — with our Nami parts in stock for after-sales care.
Choose the GT3 Pro if : you want the most tech and claimed range for 2 400 € less, with readily available Segway-Ninebot parts and a more “premium mainstream” feel.
What doesn’t change, whichever one wins
Every machine leaves prepared by the workshop (full check, legal speed limiting), can be test-ridden free of charge in Obernai before you buy, and can be paid in instalments — 4× for the Segway (674,75 €/month), a Cofidis loan over 10 to 48 months for the Nami — subject to approval. The easiest way to decide? Come and try them back to back — call 03 88 04 85 61 and we’ll get them ready for you.
The models we talk about
These machines are mentioned above. The status shown is the one on their product page, checked when you open this page.
SEGWAY GT3 Pro SuperScooter
Prices and availability taken from the catalogue. Payment in 3×, 4×, 24× with Cofidis, 4× interest-free from €100 to €3,000. Available at Vélo Shop Obernai — test ride possible in store (26 rue de Sélestat), pick-up without an appointment.
A question about your machine? We’ll take care of it.
Diagnosis, adjustment, bringing a machine back within the rules: we answer at the counter just as on the phone, no appointment needed.
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