Electric trekking bike with 100 Nm mid-drive motor – ENGWE E26 3.0 Pro

The E26 3.0 Pro is the bike in our range for anyone who wants to leave the city behind: a 100 Nm mid-drive motor that works with the gears and performs better on long climbs, full suspension, and 26 × 3" tyres that grip on trails without dragging too much on tarmac. With 720 Wh and a weight of 34 kg, it is a weekend-touring bike that also works for everyday riding.

Guide price: €1,899 (VAT included). See the full data in the specifications on this page.

Estimated real-world range

The manufacturer claims up to 135 km, measured with minimum assistance, flat ground and a light rider. In normal use (medium assistance, a 75–85 kg adult, some hills and stops) we estimate between 51 and 72 km per charge, based on 10–14 Wh/km with its 720 Wh battery. With maximum assistance, cold weather or steep climbs, expect the lower end of the range.

Example: for a 10 km commute each way, you would need to charge it roughly every 2–3 working days.

Who is the ENGWE E26 3.0 Pro for?

• Hilly cities: the mid-drive motor uses the gears and climbs long slopes with less effort.
• Tracks, sand, gravel and broken tarmac: the wide tyres soak up bumps and grip well.
• Tall riders and longer trips: the big wheels roll better and hold speed with less effort.
• Comfort seekers: front and rear suspension filter out bumps.
• Heavier riders or loads: rated up to 150 kg.
• Riders who value braking: hydraulic disc brakes stop with little effort and need less adjustment.

Do you need a licence or number plate?

No. With 250 W rated power and assistance up to 25 km/h, it is treated as a bicycle in the EU: no licence, no registration and it can use cycle lanes. In Spain helmets are compulsory on interurban roads and for under-16s everywhere.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the real-world range of the ENGWE E26 3.0 Pro?

In normal use we estimate between 51 and 72 km per charge; the manufacturer claims up to 135 km in ideal conditions.

Do you need a licence for the ENGWE E26 3.0 Pro?

No. It is a 250 W pedal-assist bicycle with assistance up to 25 km/h, so no licence, registration or compulsory insurance is required.

How much does the ENGWE E26 3.0 Pro weigh?

34 kg.

Where can I buy the ENGWE E26 3.0 Pro?

NovoDix compares the model and sends you to the official brand store, where the purchase is completed with its warranty and delivery.

More information

Official ENGWE E26 3.0 Pro electric bike. Specifications are sourced from the manufacturer product page.

Key specifications

• Claimed range (km): 135
• Nominal power (W): 250
• Motor torque (Nm): 100
• Battery capacity (Wh): 720
• Maximum assisted speed (km/h): 25
• Weight (kg): 30.2
• Maximum load (kg): 150
• Wheel size: 26 × 3.0 pulgadas
• Foldable: No
• Motor position: Mid-drive
• Suspension: Full suspension
• Brake type: Hydraulic disc
• Certification and legal use: CE EN15194