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Every electric bike on this page is built for the daily ride: disc brakes front and rear, a comfortable upright position and a battery sized for a commute and back. The line-up includes the Segway MUXI, MUXI Pro and Myon, the NAVEE Wolf X, the Hiboy EX9 and the NANROBOT N1, Q3 and Q5, from step-through cargo bikes to compact folders.
From 20 mph up to 28 mph.
Ranges from 40 to 80 miles on a single charge.
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A commuter rides the same trip every day in most weather, so practical features beat raw power. Look for fenders, front and rear lights, a rack or basket, strong brakes and a weight you can manage at both ends of the trip. Check which come standard and which are add-ons: Segway sells a fender set and baskets for the MUXI, and the NAVEE Wolf X and Segway MUXI Pro add turn signals.
Makers rate range with pedal assist and a light rider. Throttle riding, cold mornings and hills cut it sharply: Hiboy lists 62 miles with pedal assist for the EX9 but 31 miles on the throttle alone. Shop for a rated range about double your longest regular round trip. A removable battery, as on the Wolf X, the EX9 and the NANROBOT models, lets you charge at your desk.
Commuters here that list a weight run from 46.3 lb on the folding NANROBOT N1 to 82.2 lbs on the Segway MUXI Pro. If you climb stairs or store the bike in a small apartment, a lighter or folding model saves effort every day. The MUXI and MUXI Pro are step-through cargo bikes with a 121 lbs rear rack load, built to carry rather than be carried.
Stop-and-go riding is hard on brakes. Hydraulic discs, fitted to the Segway models, the Wolf X and the EX9, need less hand effort than mechanical ones. The Myon and MUXI Pro shift gears automatically, and a torque sensor, as on the Myon and EX9, makes assist feel smooth and natural. Front suspension, or the Wolf X suspension seatpost, takes the edge off potholes.
Several commuters here switch between Class 1, 2 and 3, and the Hiboy EX9 rides at 20 mph by default with a Class 3 setting up to 28 mph. Where each class may ride differs by state and city, so check your local rules before you unlock a faster mode.
About double your longest regular round trip, rated with pedal assist. That margin covers cold days, headwinds, throttle use and a battery that loses some capacity with age.
If the battery is removable, yes: take it to your desk and leave the bike locked up. The NAVEE Wolf X, Hiboy EX9 and NANROBOT models on this page have removable batteries.
The folding NANROBOT N1 is the lightest commuter here that lists a weight, at 46.3 lb. The Hiboy EX9 follows at 59.5 lb.
Light rain is fine on models with a water rating. Segway lists IPX7 for the battery and IPX5 for the body on the MUXI, MUXI Pro and Myon, and Hiboy lists IPX4 for the EX9 bike and IPX5 for its battery. Avoid deep water and dry the bike afterwards.
