Motorbike-style electric bike with single or dual battery – ENGWE M1

The M1 looks like a classic motorbike (long saddle, dummy tank and round headlight), but it is a pedal-assist bicycle with a 250 W nominal motor. It offers up to 90 km claimed with a single battery or 170 km with dual batteries. Full suspension adds comfort; check the selected version before comparing range and price.

Guide price: €1,099 (VAT included). See the full data in the specifications on this page.

Estimated real-world range

The manufacturer claims up to 90 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 54 and 75 km per charge, based on 10–14 Wh/km with its 749 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 M1 for?

• Tracks, sand, gravel and broken tarmac: the wide tyres soak up bumps and grip well.
• 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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Need help choosing? Read our buying guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is the real-world range of the ENGWE M1?

In normal use we estimate between 54 and 75 km per charge; the manufacturer claims up to 90 km in ideal conditions.

Do you need a licence for the ENGWE M1?

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 M1 weigh?

39.5 kg.

Where can I buy the ENGWE M1?

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

More information

ENGWE M1 Features

1. Compliant with European standards, 250W 65Nm motor provides riding power

2. 170 km long range

3. Dual seats

4. Front & rear light & brake light & turn signals to ensure safety

5. Precise 160 mm hydraulic disc brakes

6. Double suspension

7. LCD color display

What About ENGWE M1?

The ENGWE M1 is a versatile and stylish fat ebike designed to meet European standards. It features a 250W motor with 65Nm of torque, ensuring powerful performance for a variety of terrains. The long range e bike comes equipped with dual seats for added convenience, 20x4.0 fat tires for enhanced stability, and a range of up to 170 kilometers on a single charge. Safety is prioritized with hydraulic brakes and turn signals, while the vibrant LCD color display offers real-time riding information. With its motorcycle-styled design, the ENGWE M1 seamlessly combines practicality and aesthetics for an exceptional e-biking experience.

In a word, the fat tyre electric bicycle ENGWE M1 brings fun to the riders, making them to explore without boundaries.

ENGWE M1 Electric Fat Bike Spec