ENGWE E26 3.0

Two Motors Give This Fat-Tire Bike Real Pull

The ENGWE E26 3.0 is a dual-motor all-terrain e-bike built for steep climbs, loose surfaces, and heavy loads. Its two hub motors deliver 2,000 watts at peak and 160 Nm of combined torque. Throttle speed tops out at 28 mph, while pedal assist can carry the bike to 31 mph.

Full Suspension Meets Four-Inch Tires

A 120mm front fork works with 80mm of adjustable rear air suspension to calm rough ground at both ends. The 26 x 4-inch puncture-resistant tires add grip and cushioning, and 203mm hydraulic disc brakes handle stopping. At 85.9 pounds, this is a substantial machine, but its aluminum frame and integrated rear rack can support loads up to 400 pounds.

Range Changes With the Motor Choice

The removable 48V 20Ah battery stores 960Wh and takes about six hours to recharge. ENGWE rates the bike for up to 100 miles in its lowest pedal-assist setting when using one motor, or 70 miles with both motors active. A full-color 3.5-inch display keeps speed and ride information visible.

Launch Pricing Cuts $600

The ENGWE E26 3.0 has launched at $1,799, reduced from its $2,399 regular price. The initial offer also includes a rear basket designed to work with the stock cargo rack. Army Green is among the available finishes.