What is the maximum speed limit on which a neighborhood electric vehicle can operate on the highway?

The maximum speed limit for neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) on highways is typically set at 35 mph. This is based on regulations that define the operational parameters for these types of vehicles to ensure safety and appropriate use on public roads. While NEVs can be designed to go faster, the law dictates that they should only be operated on roads with a maximum speed limit of 35 mph or less. Therefore, operating an NEV on a highway with a speed limit over 35 mph is not permissible. This distinction emphasizes the intended use of NEVs within safe, residential, and low-speed environments rather than high-speed roadways.