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Ninebot Max G2 DRV 1.11.0

Firmware is the "operating system" of the different parts of the scooter.

The update message for DRV 1.11.0 from the Segway-Ninebot app.

To view all firmware files for the Ninebot Max G2, visit Ninebot Max 2/G2 Firmware.

DRV firmware is responsible for the ESC and the driving performance of the vehicle.

DRV firmware is also known as ESC (Electronic Speed Control) or "Master Control" firmware.

DRV 1.11.0 was the thirteenth known update for the Ninebot Max G2.

Official Changelog

New: Nitrogen acceleration (S-type), hill-hold; features need manual activation in the app.
1. Add double-flashing turn signals, toggled by double-clicking.
2. Optimization: pedestrian mode (uphill boost), kinetic energy recovery (single throttle), anti-theft locking (stronger), TCS (better skid resistance).
Note: Requires v1.11.0 instrument firmware and app version above v6.5.0.
3. Attention: It is necessary to use v1.11.0 instrument firmware and v6.2.1 or higher versions of the APP together;

User Notes

This version is the release of the "nitro mode" feature that was in beta testing over the following versions:

This version is apparently only compatible with Ninebot Max G2 BLE 1.11.0.

Only some users received this update, Ninebot customer service claimed it was to finalize some features.

In the meantime, a lower version number, 1.7.6 was pushed out to the majority of users.

Feedback via Reddit:

Positive feedback

  • The new N20 (boost) mode is very noticeable, providing a significant power increase.
  • Some users with the 02GVE version have reported successfully maintaining a 35 km/h speed with a BLE hack, even with the update.

Negative feedback

  • Update availability is inconsistent, with many users reporting that they are unable to access it through either the global or Chinese app.
  • Some users who had previously applied speed hacks have reported that the update has caused their top speeds to drop to 28-29 km/h, even with a max speed set at 35 km/h.
  • The update appears to have been rescinded due to potential issues, as it is no longer available even through the Chinese app.

Other notes

  • A tip for those who have successfully updated to 1.11.0: Setting the max speed to 34 km/h instead of 35 km/h can result in a smoother ride with less ghost braking.

Files

There are no files available for this version.

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