Engwe announces Engine Pro 2.0 folding e-bike with 1,200W peak power

The Engine Pro 2.0 is powered by a 750W hub motor with 1,200W peak power and up to 75Nm torque. The US model has a top assistance speed of 28 mph (~45 kph) or 20 mph (~32 kph) when using the throttle. The EU version lacks the throttle and is limited to a 25 kph (~16 mph) assistance speed to comply with local regulations. Both bicycles feature a torque sensor, ensuring the engine’s output is matched to your pedalling power. Plus, a lithium-ion battery allows you to ride with assistance for up to 68 miles (~110 km) or 40 miles (~50 km) using the throttle alone; the power pack fully recharges in around 6.5 hours.

The 8-speed bike has a Shimano Altus rear derailleur, an LCD showing information like your speed and remaining battery, and hydraulic disc brakes. The 6061 aluminum alloy frame is available in three colors: Space Black, Midnight Blue and Mountain Green. On average, the bike weighs 31.6 kg (~69.6 lbs). You can buy the Engwe Engine Pro 2.0 folding e-bike for the discounted price of $1,299/€1,399, a $100/€100 reduction on the $1,399/€1,499 RRP. Customers in the UK can pre-order the new model for £1,299, saving £200 on the future retail price of £1,499; here, the product is expected to ship in mid-April.

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