MTB e-bikes
All 190 mtb e-bikes in the catalogue, from every brand. Our estimated range runs from 12 mi to 66 mi under one reference ride, which is the figure to compare between them rather than the number on the box.
- Longest rangeCoswheel GT20 PRO66 mi
- LightestVelotric Discover 235.9 lb
- CheapestAAIRSK Q7$647
MTB e-bikes on the same axes
| Claimed range | Estimate / claim | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coswheel GT20 PRO | $2,094 | 1920 Wh | 66 mi | 80 mi | 84% | 99.2 lb |
| Coswheel R6000 | $1,770 | 1800 Wh | 62 mi | 56 mi | 110% | 121.3 lb |
| Onesport OT08 PRO | $1,727 | 1728 Wh | 61 mi | 118 mi | 52% | 86.4 lb |
| Onesport OT08 PRO Dual | $1,515 | 1728 Wh | 61 mi | 112 mi | 54% | 86 lb |
| Koolux 750W | $1,565 | 1498 Wh | 53 mi | 112 mi | 47% | 80 lb |
| Koolux X9 PRO | $1,392 | 1498 Wh | 51 mi | 56 mi | 91% | 120.2 lb |
| Ridel R1 | $2,899 | 1440 Wh | 51 mi | 45 mi | 114% | 76.9 lb |
| HAOQI Rhino | $1,399 | 1357 Wh | 48 mi | 90 mi | 53% | 78.9 lb |
| ChamRider DM427 | $1,057 | 1296 Wh | 46 mi | 62 mi | 74% | 76.9 lb |
| Vitilan H5 | $1,392 | 1300 Wh | 46 mi | 50 mi | 93% | 83.8 lb |
| Vitilan H5 ALL Terrain | $1,894 | 1300 Wh | 46 mi | 57 mi | 80% | 82.9 lb |
| Allegro TDL6131 | $1,440 | 1200 Wh | 43 mi | 62 mi | 70% | 54 lb |
| G-FORCE RS ST | $1,299 | 1200 Wh | 43 mi | 100 mi | 43% | 65.9 lb |
| ChamRider DTS425 | $1,021 | 1200 Wh | 42 mi | 78 mi | 54% | 89.9 lb |
| Coswheel CT20 2 0 | $1,716 | 1200 Wh | 42 mi | 87 mi | 49% | 88.2 lb |
| Coswheel CT20S | $2,148 | 1200 Wh | 42 mi | 50 mi | 85% | 88.2 lb |
| Fafrees F20 Ultra HS | $2,482 | 1200 Wh | 42 mi | 62 mi | 68% | 88 lb |
| Fafrees F20 Ultra Upgrade | $1,954 | 1200 Wh | 42 mi | 50 mi | 85% | 88.2 lb |
| Gunai MX25 | $1,392 | 1200 Wh | 42 mi | 43 mi | 97% | 81.6 lb |
| PVY MAX26 | $1,187 | 1200 Wh | 42 mi | 93 mi | 45% | 80.9 lb |
| Coswheel GT20 | $1,608 | 1200 Wh | 42 mi | 87 mi | 48% | 99.2 lb |
| Victrip R6 PRO | $1,133 | 1200 Wh | 42 mi | 99 mi | 42% | 99 lb |
| Ridstar E26 Pro | $1,200 | 1104 Wh | 40 mi | 50 mi | 80% | 65.9 lb |
| Ridstar K26 Pro | $1,149 | 1104 Wh | 39 mi | 50 mi | 79% | 82.9 lb |
| Emoko C91 | $1,565 | 1104 Wh | 39 mi | 56 mi | 69% | 93 lb |
All 190 mtb e-bikes, sortable by price, range and weight: open them in the bike explorer.
What the numbers say
The median list price here is $1,535, above the catalogue's median of $1,299. The median battery is 840 Wh, above the 720 Wh across the catalogue.
The median weight is 75.4 lb, above the catalogue's 65 lb. The median estimated range is 30 mi, level with the catalogue's 29 mi.
Across the 190 mtb e-bikes with both a claimed range and our estimate, the estimate reaches a median 48% of the claim. Across the catalogue the median is 50%, so the gap between claim and estimate here is about the same as the catalogue's. The Gunai MX25 has the claim nearest our estimate, which comes to 97% of it; the Aventon Ramblas eMTB has the claim furthest from it, at 16%. For 5 models our estimate is above the claimed range.
Every mtb e-bike, by brand
- Cyrusher 19
- Aura, Cyclone X, Flex, Kommoda 3 0, Kommoda PRO, Ovia, Quest, Quest MID Drive, Ranger, Ranger 2 0, Roam, Rover, Rover Full Suspension, Rumble 2 0, Trax, Trax 2 0, Trident, Trident Full Suspension, Zenith
- Himiway 12
- C5, C5 Ultra, D5, D5 Plus, D5 PRO, D5 PRO ST, D5 ST, D5 ST Premium, D5 Zebra Premium, D7, D7 Cobra Full, D7 PRO
- Samebike 10
- EBE2, LO26-II, M20, M20 Retro, RS A01 MEN1, RS A02 Plus, RS A02 PRO, RS A08 II, SY26 II, XWLX09-II
- Emoko 4
- C91, C93, C93 ALL Terrain, C99
- PVY 4
- A20, MAX26, Z20 Plus, Z20 Plus EVO