The HoneyWhale E9 MAX-N is now NZ$849 including GST, down from its previous selling price of NZ$899. That is a full NZ$50 less than before for a scooter with 10-inch pneumatic tyres, front and rear suspension, indicators, and disc and electronic braking.
If the E9 MAX-N was already on your shortlist, here is the price change worth coming back for. The extra NZ$50 stays in your budget, whether you put it towards a lock, a helmet or simply spend less on the scooter you wanted.
HoneyWhale’s Black Friday sale runs through 30 November 2026, with 25 scooters and e-bikes in the campaign. Black Friday itself falls on 27 November. Nine models have dropped from their previous selling prices, so there is more to compare than a single headline offer.
E9 MAX-N at NZ$849: dual suspension for a full NZ$50 less
Previously NZ$899. Now NZ$849. You save an extra NZ$50.
E9 MAX-N: NZ$849 in the Black Friday sale, advertised through 30 November 2026.
The E9 MAX-N deserves a close look if suspension is near the top of your wish list. Its front and rear suspension works alongside 10-inch pneumatic tyres to help soften the feel of uneven surfaces. That combination makes it an appealing step up for someone who wants more comfort without moving into the larger premium models.
A 500W rated motor, with 650W peak output, sits alongside an advertised range of up to 45km. Disc and electronic brakes, including Brake Assist, provide its braking setup, while indicators help you communicate your intention to turn. These are useful features to compare together, rather than choosing on motor output alone.
It is also worth checking the practical details: the E9 MAX-N weighs 22kg and folds to 119.5 × 60 × 54cm. Measure your storage space or car boot, and consider how often you will need to lift it. A folding frame helps with storage, but weight still matters when carrying a scooter.
Explore the E9 MAX-N at NZ$849
All 25 models in the Black Friday sale
Nine models now have lower prices than their previous listed selling prices. Start with those reductions, then compare the rest of the campaign range below. All prices are in NZD and include GST. Updated 6 November 2026.
Nine models with lower sale prices
| Model | Previous price | Holiday price | You save |
| E9 MAX-N | NZ$899 | NZ$849 | NZ$50 |
| M2 MAX-B | NZ$739 | NZ$719 | NZ$20 |
| T4-B | NZ$1,199 | NZ$1,179 | NZ$20 |
| T4B-N | NZ$1,299 | NZ$1,279 | NZ$20 |
| K6 PRO | NZ$1,999 | NZ$1,879 | NZ$120 |
| T4-D | NZ$2,099 | NZ$2,049 | NZ$50 |
| T8 MAX | NZ$2,099 | NZ$2,049 | NZ$50 |
| GT1 MINI | NZ$2,399 | NZ$2,349 | NZ$50 |
| G4 MAX | NZ$2,599 | NZ$2,449 | NZ$150 |
More models in the Black Friday sale
| Model | Holiday price | Key features |
| E9 PRO | NZ$499 | 12kg folding frame; 8.5-inch pneumatic tyres |
| E9T | NZ$549 | Spring suspension; 13.2kg |
| M2 MAX | NZ$599 | Dual suspension; indicators |
| B20 | NZ$679 | Folding frame; adjustable seat |
| M1 MAX | NZ$699 | 10-inch tyres; dual suspension |
| E9 MAX | NZ$799 | 10-inch tyres; front suspension |
| T4-A | NZ$999 | Seated format; 10-inch tyres |
| F50 | NZ$1,199 | Tubeless tyres; front and rear suspension |
| G2 PRO | NZ$1,399 | 10-inch all-terrain tyres |
| G3 PRO | NZ$1,599 | 12-inch tyres |
| T2C | NZ$1,599 | Dual motors; up to 70km range |
| F50-D | NZ$1,699 | Dual motors; front and rear suspension |
| T4V | NZ$1,699 | 11-inch tyres; up to 65km range |
| T8 | NZ$1,799 | Dual motors; removable seat |
| F100 | NZ$1,899 | 11-inch tyres; up to 78km range |
| GT1 | NZ$3,899 | 12-inch tyres; hydraulic suspension and brakes |
Spending under NZ$750? Decide what your budget needs to cover
The E9 PRO at NZ$499 weighs 12kg and folds for storage. It has 8.5-inch pneumatic tyres, with disc and electronic brakes. The E9T at NZ$549 includes spring suspension, weighs 13.2kg and has 8.5-inch tyres, with an advertised range of up to 25km.
The M2 MAX at NZ$599 gives you another option in this price bracket. If your priority is larger tyres and suspension at both ends, look closely at the M1 MAX at NZ$699, with 10-inch tyres and dual suspension.
Prefer the option of sitting down? The M2 MAX-B, now NZ$719 instead of NZ$739, combines a removable seat with dual suspension and an advertised range of up to 32km. That makes it a useful comparison against the standing models before you commit your budget.
E9T: NZ$549 in the Black Friday sale, advertised through 30 November 2026.
Around NZ$800–NZ$1,300: compare comfort and seated options
This bracket offers several different ways to spend a little more. The E9 MAX at NZ$799 has front suspension, while the E9 MAX-N at NZ$849 adds the front-and-rear suspension package described above. If you have been deciding between them, the current difference is small enough to make that extra suspension a serious consideration.
For seated riding, start with the T4-A at NZ$999, which has 10-inch tyres. The T4-B at NZ$1,179 combines a seat with tubeless tyres, while the T4B-N at NZ$1,279 has a removable seat, tubeless tyres and an advertised range of up to 50km.
The F50 at NZ$1,199 is another strong candidate for a comfort-focused shortlist. Its 10-inch tubeless tyres, front and rear spring suspension, and advertised range of up to 50km give you three concrete features to weigh against the E9 models and seated alternatives.
More to spend? Match the extra budget to a feature you want
The premium range gives you more choice in wheel size, motor configuration, suspension and braking. The G2 PRO at NZ$1,399 has 10-inch all-terrain tyres. At NZ$1,599, the T2C offers dual motors and an advertised range of up to 70km, while the G3 PRO stands out for its 12-inch tyres.
At NZ$1,699, compare the dual-motor F50-D with the T4V, which has 11-inch tyres and an advertised range of up to 65km. The T8 at NZ$1,799 brings dual motors and a removable seat together. The F100 at NZ$1,899 pairs 11-inch tyres with an advertised range of up to 78km.
The two NZ$2,049 options have different attractions: the T4-D combines dual motors with a removable seat, while the T8 MAX has dual motors, 12-inch tyres and hydraulic brakes.
For buyers specifically interested in hydraulic hardware, the GT1 MINI at NZ$2,349 offers hydraulic suspension and brakes with 11-inch tyres. The G4 MAX is now NZ$2,449, down from NZ$2,599 — a saving of NZ$150. It has dual motors and 12-inch tyres. At the top of this campaign range, the GT1 at NZ$3,899 combines 12-inch tyres with hydraulic brakes and suspension.
G4 MAX: NZ$2,449 in the Black Friday sale, advertised through 30 November 2026.
Prefer an e-bike? Include these two in your comparison
The B20 at NZ$679 brings a folding design, 14-inch wheels and an adjustable seat into the same budget conversation as the lower-priced scooters. It is worth a look if you prefer a bicycle format and need to think about storage.
The K6 PRO at NZ$1,879 has 20-inch wheels and a removable battery. Being able to remove the battery can make charging arrangements easier, particularly when your bike storage spot and power socket are in different places. Its previous selling price was NZ$1,999, so the holiday price saves NZ$120.
K6 PRO: NZ$1,879 in the Black Friday sale, advertised through 30 November 2026.
Make your Black Friday shortlist count
Choose your preferred riding position first, then compare suspension, tyres, weight and storage dimensions. Treat quoted range figures as “up to” figures: rider weight, terrain, speed and other conditions affect the distance you can achieve.
Check permitted riding locations for the exact model before buying. If you need help comparing two models, contact HoneyWhale with your priorities. Our local teams in Auckland and Christchurch can help with product questions and after-sales support.
If the E9 MAX-N was already on your list, its new price gives you a clear reason to revisit it: NZ$849 including GST, down from NZ$899 — a full NZ$50 back in your budget.
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References
- HoneyWhale Special Offer selection
- E9 MAX-N specifications and purchase options
- Earlier E9 MAX-N price, checked 8 October 2026
- E9T specifications and purchase options
- G4 MAX specifications and purchase options
- K6 PRO specifications and purchase options
