Ayzeze: Please note that in most European countries the speed limit for electric scooters is 20 km/h.
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🚴 100km maximum range
🌟 Carbon fiber lightweight frame
⚡ Torque sensor assistance
📍 GPS tracking feature
🔋 Removable battery design
💧 IPX5 waterproof rating
【 Efficient Motor Performance】
A 250W motor with 40N·m torque provides smooth and responsive power delivery, offering natural pedal assistance that enhances the riding experience without overwhelming power.
【 Exceptional Riding Range】
With up to 100 km of range, this e-bike supports extended commuting needs and longer recreational rides, reducing the frequency of charging for regular users.
【 Lightweight Carbon Fiber Construction】
Weighing only 15.6 kg, the carbon fiber frame ensures easy handling and maneuverability, making it convenient for urban commuting and carrying when necessary.
【 Smart Riding Features】
Integrated GPS tracking allows for security monitoring, while the removable battery design offers flexibility in charging options and battery management.
【 Weather-Resistant Design】
The IPX5 waterproof rating ensures reliable operation in various weather conditions, providing confidence for daily commuting regardless of weather changes.
【Ergonomic Design Considerations】
Designed to accommodate riders up to 195 cm tall with a 120 kg load capacity, the bike offers comfortable riding geometry and practical functionality for urban environments.
The ENGWE N1 AIR electric bike combines a 250W motor with torque sensor technology to deliver intuitive pedal assistance and efficient power delivery. Its carbon fiber construction keeps the weight at 15.6 kg while maintaining durability, and the IPX5 waterproof rating ensures operation in various weather conditions. The bike offers up to 100 km of range and includes practical features such as GPS tracking and a removable battery. Designed for urban commuters, it accommodates a wide range of rider sizes while providing a comfortable and efficient riding experience.
Note: Actual range, maximum speed, and performance may vary depending on rider weight, terrain, temperature, wind speed, tire pressure, and riding style.
