NAVEE Storm X vs Storm X Pro vs Storm G: the three NAVEE electric dirt bikes

Three Storm bikes in two sizes

NAVEE builds electric scooters and kids rides, and the Storm line is its electric dirt bike range. In our catalog it has three bikes in two sizes.

• Compact: the NAVEE Storm G, a mini and pit size bike with 14 inch front and 12 inch rear wheels.
• Full size: the NAVEE Storm X and the NAVEE Storm X Pro, on 19 inch front wheels.

Shopping for a NAVEE scooter instead? Our NAVEE electric scooters compared covers the whole scooter lineup. This guide stays with the dirt bikes. See every model on the NAVEE brand page.

Storm price, top speed and range

These are the numbers most riders want first. Prices change with sales, so we give bands; the product pages show today’s price.

• Storm G: the $1,500 to $2,000 band. 34 mph and up to 31 miles.
• Storm X: the $4,000 to $4,500 band. 53.1 mph and up to 75 miles at 15.5 mph.
• Storm X Pro: the $4,500 to $5,000 band. 59.4 mph and up to 75 miles in Eco mode at about 15.5 mph.

Maker figures, checked September 2026. Real range and speed depend on rider weight, terrain, temperature and riding mode.

NAVEE measures the 75 mile figures at about 15.5 mph, far slower than most trail riding. Hard riding and steep climbs cut that number, as our guide to electric dirt bike range explains.

Storm X vs Storm X Pro

The two full size bikes look alike, and the Pro is stronger at almost every point.

• Power and torque: the Storm X makes 10 kW peak and 390 N·m through an FOC sine wave controller. The Storm X Pro uses a 17 kW peak mid-drive motor with 500 N·m.
• Battery: a 72V 35Ah lithium pack on the Storm X, and a 72V 40Ah pack with Samsung 21700 cells on the Storm X Pro. Both charge in about 4 hours.
• Suspension: 200 mm of front travel and 85 mm at the rear on both. The Pro uses FASTACE suspension with high and low speed compression damping.
• Brakes: 203 mm hydraulic discs front and rear on the Storm X. The Pro moves to a 220 mm front disc with a 203 mm rear.
• Wheels and tires: 70/100-19 front and rear on the Storm X. CST 70/100-19 front and 90/90-18 rear on the Pro.
• Weight: 130 lb (59 kg) for the Storm X on a high-strength steel tube frame, and 149.9 lb (68 kg) for the Storm X Pro.

Both list IP65 water resistance, an app and a 220 lb maximum load. The Storm X Pro is the pick for experienced riders who want the most power and braking; the Storm X is the lighter, lower priced full size bike with the same range rating. Both run on 72 volts, which our guide to 72V electric dirt bikes explains. For how a mid-drive motor differs from a hub motor, read hub vs mid-drive motors.

Storm G: the compact one

The Storm G is a smaller, lighter step into dirt riding, in a much lower price band than the two Storm X bikes.

• Motor: a mid-drive listed at 2,000 W with a 3,500 W peak and 190 N·m of torque.
• Battery: a 48V 22.5Ah pack, rated for up to 31 miles, with a 7.5 hour charge.
• Chassis: long-travel suspension front and rear on a high-strength carbon steel frame, with 60/100-14 front and 80/100-12 rear tires.
• Brakes and extras: dual hydraulic disc brakes, a 1,200 to 1,500 lumen LED headlight, a 2.1 inch LCD and Smart Wheelie-Assist.
• Weight and load: 115.7 lb, carrying riders up to 265 lb. It comes in black or red.

The Storm G carries 45 lb more rider than either Storm X, which is unusual for a compact bike. Its small wheels suit a rider who wants something easy to handle, while its 34 mph top speed still asks for proper gear. Check the fit before you order with our guide to electric dirt bike sizes.

Charging

The two Storm X bikes charge in about 4 hours and the Storm G in about 7.5 hours, on NAVEE’s figures. A 4 hour charge means a morning session, lunch and an afternoon session are possible on the full size bikes. Our sibling guide on how to charge an electric dirt bike covers safe charging habits.

Where you can ride a Storm

Every NAVEE Storm is for off-road use only. Ride on private land with the owner’s permission, at riding parks and tracks, and on trails open to off-road motorcycles. Rules vary by state and city, so check them before you ride anywhere public. Our guide to where to ride electric dirt bikes covers the options.

Riding modes help newer riders build up slowly, and the Storm X Pro lists an Eco mode. Our sibling guide to electric dirt bike power modes explains how they work. Start in the lowest mode on any of these bikes.

Younger riders

None of the three Storm bikes is a kids’ bike. For younger riders, NAVEE builds the Cyber X and Cyber X Pro kids electric dirt bikes, with the NAVEE Kids Helmet made to suit them. Browse more in kids electric rides.

Which Storm suits you

• Choose the Storm G for a compact, lower priced bike with small wheels, a mid-drive and a 265 lb load limit.
• Choose the Storm X for a full size 72V bike with 75 miles of rated range and the lighter frame of the two.
• Choose the Storm X Pro for the most power, torque and braking in the line, with high and low speed compression damping.

Comparing speeds across brands? Our sibling guide to electric dirt bikes by top speed sorts them into tiers, and the electric dirt bike shop shows every model. Every order ships free to the lower 48 states. The Storm G can be paid for with Pay in 4 at 0% APR or monthly payments with Affirm, and the Storm X and Storm X Pro with monthly plans with Affirm, subject to approval. Monthly plans can carry interest.

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