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What do you think? Must a folding bike also be an e-bike? If you answered in the affirmative, then here is a comparison of various foldable e-bikes just for you. Over the past few weeks, we reviewed several models and feel qualified enough to be a subject expert for all commuters, train enthusiasts, and campers on what you should look out for when buying an e-bike. Our list will include a premium model, a value-for-money proposition, and other alternatives that will suit you!
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The Apple Watch comes with a handful of workouts, including cycling. Like on most trackers and smartwatches, this mode is limited to usage of standard bicycles and does not cover e-bikes. A new patent reveals that the iPhone-maker is inventing ways to add support for riding electric bikes in the future.
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The Jeep FR 6020 is a foldable e-bike with a 250 W motor and shock absorbers in the frame while featuring a range of around 50 kilometers on a single charge. At the same time, it is often compact enough when folded to pass as a piece of hand luggage. NextPit reviewed the Jeep bike to find out how much fun it is to ride and which features are annoying in everyday use.
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Everyone knows about e-bikes—but have you ever heard of an “e-fixie”? The “Maki+” model from the German e-bike brand Sushi goes something like this. But does it really ride well without gears, suspension, app connectivity and other technical features? We tested whether the affordable Sushi Maki+ is convincing in everyday use!
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The VanMoof S5 sounds like a spaceship when you unlock it and gets you from point A to point B just as fast when you press the boost button. With the latest model, VanMoof succeeded in delivering an important upgrade, where shortcomings of its predecessor have been corrected. Whether the purchase price of $3,498 is worth it for everyday urban use, find out in our NextPit review!
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E-scooters have long populated our streets in large numbers. Most of them are e-scooters that are available for hire. If you want to buy one for yourself, then there are plenty of things to consider. We would like to recommend a few great models to you and explain everything you need to bear in mind before making a purchase decision!
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While you can still make a rough estimate of the quality of used bicycles quite well, it is much more difficult with e-bikes! French start-up Upway offers used e-bikes that are equipped with new parts, a new warranty, and if required, new batteries. We were on location in Berlin’s Speckgürtel and took a look at how exactly this model works!
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With a peak power of up to 1,300 watts, the VMAX VX 2 ST is significantly more powerful than other e-scooters out there. And indeed, the riding pleasure is significantly higher than many other models. In everyday use, however, the electric scooter revealed technical weaknesses despite having a long battery life, an exciting app connection, and good ride comfort. Read about all the details in this NextPit review of the VMAX VX 2 ST!
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Even before its release, the Fiido X was a huge crowdfunding success! The manufacturer had to recall the first market-ready version due to critical processing flaws. The revised version is now available for purchase in Europe for just under $1,800. NextPit finds out in this review whether purchasing the e-folding bike from China is worth your money.
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Foldable e-bikes are the perfect solution for last mile problems. You can bring them with you on the bus or train without having to pay for an extra ticket, followed by cruising to work without getting sweaty. The Ado A20 XE is foldable e-bike, offers a 250-watt electric motor from Bosch, and costs under C$1,600 online. That’s exciting enough to strap the e-bike under your butt for a week. Here’s my review of the A20 XE from A Dece Oasis, or “Ado” for short!