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55 hours on mine and love it too. I'm getting used to the suspension being firm, and think that more speed is the biggest issue at this point. 25 mph would be perfect for me, and I believe the vehicle would safely handle the increase. Still hoping that an aftermarket software mod will come...

Accessory Review: Subwoofer Kit We always use the NAV audio system, both underway and parked. Kind of felt that the sound quality lacked warmth and range, with just the 6.5" overhead speakers. When I spoke with a Hifonics Tech regarding a different issue, I asked him if he thought adding...

The NAV Limited 4e ships with a factory installed Hifonics Touch Screen Source Unit GMR-7V2K. It appears that the subwoofer is an option that the dealer installs, but not sure. (I do not have the sub). In the settings, you can select the "subwoofer output" on or off. If you leave the...

Another good accessory. I did not think they were needed, but after installing them, I'm glad I did. Only $82 and easy to install in about 15 minutes. They provide an excellent convex view behind you, and are easily adjusted without tools.

I strongly agree. The NAV (especially Limited version) is too dang expensive to be restricted to 19 mph, when compared to EZGO and Club Car LSV's. Kawasaki would have to add a few more features to make it a legal 25 mph LSV, but local dealers should be able to modify it. My dealer claims this...

Stopped by my dealer this afternoon and they had the 4e and the 4e LE discounted about $1000. They did not have a Limited in stock.

Nobody likes football? :unsure: 'Guess the admins/mods are into Polo or Pickle ball. 😁 For me I am an FSU fan, mainly. GO NOLES! But I also root for 'Bama. Do not like Gators! NFL -would be Jags and Bucs.

Who is your favorite team, college and NFL?

You've got some nice equipment. The Polaris Kinetic specs are awesome.

Hello! My name is Ken, and I discovered and joined this forum a couple of weeks ago -hoping to get some owner's perspectives on the NAV 4e. There weren't many owners yet, but the administrator's have done a good job of providing info and links for this new product from Kawasaki. I encourage...

I would not condemn the ride yet. They are marketing the NAV as a neighborhood street vehicle and it rides well on smooth roads, for sure. They also have to tune the rideability for 4 passengers. -that's likely another 300 lbs or more than what I'm experiencing . Kawasaki certainly has the...

Agree with Treeman. Doesn't appear to be any adjustments on shocks. Also no tools included with the NAV.

Yep, that's the on/off button. Actually works well and plenty bright. The LED's are angled forward, so away from directly in your eyes.

Yeah, it's like a molded in recess below the rear seat cushion. Don't know the purpose, except maybe to sell you a $40 dollar piece of net (which should be included anyway). Any ideas of what it can be used for?

Dealer gave us a small credit for accessories. We chose this key fob, too. I really like it!

Dealer gave us a small credit towards accessories. We chose the back seat storage net, as well. Installation was about 15 minutes, because you need to drill small pilot holes. You can order this direct from Kawasaki or through your dealer. It is kinda... "meh", but okay for maybe phones.

Dealer gave me a small credit towards accessories. Here's a review of the dome light: This is a good one, if you use it at night like we do - to the sunset on the bay or to downtown restaurants and bars. Isn't this what Kawasaki intended for the NAV? $45 each and there are...

Using the radio system while not driving (i.e., parked and just listening to music) continues to run the hour meter, because the key has to be in the ON position. This is something we do frequently and would not be a true representation of vehicle total time usage. Right now, out of the 12 hrs...

Yay! Glad to have another owner here!

Nicely done, Kawasaki. Usually I'm leery of buying a brand new model, but figured Kawasaki's ATV experience would benefit this new line of golf carts. (Damn! -not supposed to use the "golf cart" descriptive name -it's a NAV or PTV -I'm confused!). Regardless of what we call the vehicle...