Pierre
Navee S60: defective stem is dangerous
We are experiencing an issue with a NAVEE S60 scooter. We purchased this scooter online in September 2024. Our son has been using this scooter almost daily to commute to school. In December, he had an accident after the stem became loose, causing the handlebar to fall, which led to the scooter crashing and our son falling as well—he could have been seriously injured. We already had difficulty requesting after-sales service, as the seller initially refused to take responsibility. Eventually, we returned the scooter in its original packaging to the nearest store on December 23. On January 10, the SAV team contacted us and claimed that the issue was due to an "impact." They provided us with a repair estimate of 223 euros, which we refused. As a result, the scooter was returned to the store without being repaired. When we went to pick it up on January 20, we noticed that it had been returned without its original packaging, with new scratches, missing covers, and disconnected cables. We refused to take it back, and the store submitted a new SAV request. In the meantime, we have seen on the seller’s website and its SAV platform that 4 or 5 other users have reported similar issues with the stem. It is now evident that this is a manufacturing defect, yet neither the manufacturer nor the seller is willing to acknowledge it. We would appreciate your urgent assistance in resolving this issue.


