
How the Gunai GF750 Motor Retro performs, on paper
Computed from this bike's catalogue figures with the published formulas. Nothing here was measured on a ride.
The catalogue entry for this bike is missing or implausible, so we do not publish a range estimate. How we work this out
Left out because they do not state it: battery 1.
- Purchase price
- €1,000
- Purchase price
- $1,080
- Purchase price
- $1,080
- Purchase price
- $1,080
- Resale value
- −€244
- Resale value
- −$263
- Resale value
- −$263
- Resale value
- −$263
- Charging
- €109
- Charging
- $65
- Charging
- $124
- Charging
- $122
- Servicing
- $648
- Battery replacement
- $0
Purchase price: the list price in Europe.
Purchase price: the euro list price converted at the site's fixed rate, because the brand states no price of its own in this market.
Purchase price: the euro list price converted at the site's fixed rate, because the brand states no price of its own in this market.
Purchase price: the euro list price converted at the site's fixed rate, because the brand states no price of its own in this market.
Charging at $0.173/kWh, the average household price (EIA, 2025, annual average). Where these prices come from
Defaults: 5 years, 3107 mi a year, fuel $1.84/L at 7 L/100 km, transit pass $65/month. Same maths as the cost-of-ownership calculator for the bike (price, charging, servicing, battery, resale) and the savings calculator for the car.
Run it with your own numbersOr compare with your own commute
Fit for the e-bike rules
- USExceedsRated motor 2000 W is above the 750 W e-bike limit here.On the figures the brand states; not legal advice
- CanadaExceedsRated motor 2000 W is above the 500 W e-bike limit here.On the figures the brand states; not legal advice
- UKExceedsRated motor 2000 W is above the 250 W e-bike limit here.On the figures the brand states; not legal advice
- EUExceedsRated motor 2000 W is above the 250 W e-bike limit here.On the figures the brand states; not legal advice
- AustraliaExceedsRated motor 2000 W is above the 250 W e-bike limit here.On the figures the brand states; not legal advice
Gunai GF750 Motor Retro specifications
The catalogue's figures, as the brand states them. A dot shows where a figure sits among City bikes.
The model
- BrandGunai
- ModelGF750 Motor Retro
- TypeCity
- Available inEurope
Motor and power
- Motor power2,000 W
- Motor torqueNot stated
Battery and range
- Battery840 Wh48 V × 17.5 Ah
- Claimed rangeNot stated
- Estimated rangeNo estimate
Frame and weight
- Weight0 lb
- FoldableNo
- Step-throughNot stated
- CargoNo
Speed, class and controls
- Top speedNot stated
- ThrottleNot stated
- Fast (28 mph)Not stated
Price
- Price$1,080
Where the figure sits among City bikes, from lowest to highest
Questions about the Gunai GF750 Motor Retro
How much does the GF750 Motor Retro cost?
The catalogue list price is Europe €1,000. A list price is what the brand states, not what a shop charges today.
What are the GF750 Motor Retro's specs?
The Gunai GF750 Motor Retro (City) has a 840 Wh battery and a 2000 W rated motor.
How much does it cost to charge the GF750 Motor Retro?
A full charge costs about $0.15 (840 Wh ÷ 1,000 × $0.173/kWh, the average household price, EIA, 2025, annual average), with no charger loss. Enter your own price in the battery calculator.
Run this bike through the calculators.
We've pre-filled each tool with this bike's spec. Adjust your own usage - terrain, weight, weekly km - to see the numbers for you, not the marketing brochure.
Real-world range
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Pre-filled 840 WhCost of ownership
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Pre-loaded as Bike ABattery economics
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