Electric Mobility
E-Bikes, Scooters, Skateboards, Motorcycles & More
Bandit X Trail Pro
I put the dual-motor Bandit X Trail Pro to the test, and its raw off-the-line torque is so intense I actually spun the front tire launching from a dead stop.
Eahora Romeo Pro
The Eahora Romeo Pro is a massive moped-style e-bike that delivers a thrilling 35 mph top speed, a monstrous 112-mile range, and an ultra-stable ride thanks to its 82-inch frame.
Kaabo Mantis X Plus
I took the Kaabo Mantis X Plus out for a week of testing, and its 15-level adjustable suspension is simply the best I have felt on a scooter at this price point.
Velotric Fold 1
I tested Velotric's first entry into the foldable e-bike space, and for $1,200, its massive 440-pound payload capacity and excellent hill-climbing power make it a very serious contender.
Cyrusher Trax
I tested the Cyrusher Trax, a massive 80-inch step-through fat tire e-bike that delivers incredible stability, a hefty 52V battery, and a rare rear air suspension setup for a premium ride.
Troxus Trax 1.0
The Troxus Trax 1.0 is a unique commuter e-bike that actually lets you toggle between torque and cadence sensors on the fly, backed by a massive network of local US shops.
Rad Power Bikes Radster
I took the Radster up 20-percent grades and hit 28 mph effortlessly thanks to one of the most responsive torque sensors I have ever tested on a commuter e-bike.
NIU KQi 100P
I tested the NIU KQi 100P, an entry-level commuter scooter that packs dual front suspension and incredibly deep app customization for just 350 dollars.
Qiolor Tiger
The Qiolor Tiger is a 1950s-style e-bike that totally nails the vintage motorcycle vibe. In my testing, its compact frame made handling incredibly fun, even if pedaling isn't very comfortable.
Rattan Pinus
The Rattan Pinus is a dual-battery folding fat tire e-bike that delivers a claimed 150 miles of range and easily crushed my 20% grade hill test at 10 mph.
Eahora Chrome M1PS
The Eahora Chrome M1PS is an absolute head-turner of a chopper-style e-scooter that comfortably hauled me up a 20% grade and hit 50 mph in my testing.
Tenways AGO X
I tested the Tenways AGO X, a $2,100 commuter e-bike with a Bafang mid-drive motor and incredibly smooth frame welds. It delivers a premium ride feel, though I had a minor snag with the tail light.
SWFT Maxx G
The SWFT Maxx G is a full-suspension electric moped that hits 20 mph and tackles 20% grades, but what really surprised me was just how solidly it was built for the price.
Aventon Ramblas
I tested Aventon's first-ever electric mountain bike, the Ramblas, and its custom in-house mid-drive motor tackled 25% grades with zero sweat.
Eunorau Meta
The Eunorau Meta is a $1,700 folding e-bike that genuinely surprised me, hitting a flat-ground top speed of 30 mph on throttle alone while maintaining a surprisingly quiet, rigid ride.
EMOVE Cruiser V2
The EMOVE Cruiser V2 brings back its legendary 62-mile range rating but adds a massive LCD screen, a 33 mph top speed, and split rims to make this a commuter dream.
ADO Air 20 Pro
The ADO Air 20 Pro pairs an auto-shift motor with dual torque sensors for the most intuitive, seamless pedal-assist ride I've ever tested.
Leoguar Flippo
The Leoguar Flippo is a lightweight folding e-bike with a surprising amount of zip. With its punchy 350W motor and seatpost battery, I found it incredibly agile and fun to whip around.
Meelod DK300 Max
The Meelod DK300 Max delivers a 33 mph top speed, dual 750W motors, and dual massive batteries for just $1,600, proving you don't need to spend a fortune for a powerful moped-style e-bike.
Solar Hyperion
The Solar Hyperion is a massive dual-motor beast that delivers the most brutal, heart-pounding takeoff acceleration of any scooter I've ever tested.
Splach Thunder
I tested the Splach Thunder to see if a $999 dual-motor scooter is too good to be true. To my surprise, it held 35 mph on flat ground and crushed my local 20% test hill with ease.
Euphree Stellar Falcon
I tested the Euphree Stellar Falcon, a premium $2,100 commuter e-bike that blends serious comfort with a highly customizable controller and top-tier bikepacking accessories.
Naxeon I Am
I recently tested the Naxeon I Am, a futuristic electric motorcycle packed with tech, including built-in cameras and a 7-inch touchscreen. It tackled a 40-percent grade hill with absolute ease.
Urtopia Carbon 1 Pro
I tested the Urtopia Carbon 1 Pro, an ultra-lightweight carbon fiber e-bike packed with smart tech. Its fingerprint unlock and reactive torque sensor are brilliant, but it struggles on steep hills.
Coswheel T16
I tested the Coswheel T16, a moped-style e-bike with a striking single-tube frame, a massive 20Ah battery, and surprising hill-climbing torque for just over $1,100.
Inmotion Climber
The Inmotion Climber is by far the best dollar-per-power scooter I've tested. It conquered a 20% grade hill in my testing, proving it has serious climbing chops for an affordable dual-motor ride.
CyCrown CycHunter
I tested the dual-battery CyCrown CycHunter, and while its gentle acceleration might bore veterans, it's an incredibly approachable moped-style e-bike for beginners with massive range.
Lectric One
At $2,200, the Lectric One is the brand's priciest e-bike yet, but its Pinion electric shifter and carbon belt drive make it one of the most intuitive rides I've ever tested.
Letrigo Minivan SE
I tested the Letrigo Minivan SE cargo e-bike to see how a heavy passenger load impacts range and hill climbing. It proved to be a capable and affordable hauler, though weight definitely drains the battery faster.
Kaaspeed Scooter
I tested the head-turning Kaaspeed fat-tire scooter, and its massive 9.5-inch tires provide a uniquely plush ride once you master the carving-style learning curve.
Lectric XP Trike
I usually don't get excited about trikes, but the Lectric XP Trike changed my mind with its centered axle motor, hydraulic parking brakes, and a fully assembled folding design.
Vanpowers Grand Teton Ultra
I took the Vanpowers Grand Teton Ultra onto some snowy single-track trails, and its 120mm air suspension and highly reactive 500W mid-drive motor make it a true off-road capable fat bike.
Emove Road Runner V3
The Emove Road Runner V3 is an absolute powerhouse for its size, packing dual motors, a 34 mph top speed, and new rear suspension into a tiny, ultra-maneuverable frame.
Aventon Abound SR
The Aventon Abound SR packs an incredible suite of app-controlled security features into an 80-pound cargo frame, making it the most theft-deterrent passenger e-bike I've ever tested.
Rattan Sequoia
The Rattan Sequoia pairs a beefy frame and a 750W motor with an emerging e-bike trend: selectable riding modes layered over standard pedal assist.
Splach Phoenix
I took the $1,399 Splach Phoenix out for a spin and was blown away by its dual 1,000W motors, easily hitting 39 mph and crushing steep hills without breaking a sweat.
DYU C9
I tested the DYU C9, a folding step-through e-bike that delivers a 750W motor, hydraulic brakes, and optional two-passenger capabilities for under $1,000.
Aventon Abound LR
I took the new Aventon Abound LR cargo e-bike for a spin and was seriously impressed by its supernatural torque sensor, stretched-out rear rack, and keyless security features.
Fiido Titan
I tested the Fiido Titan to see if it's truly the ultimate two-wheel SUV. It hits a blistering 31 mph and hauls up to 440 pounds, but I found its 248-mile range claim to be a bit of a stretch.
Riding Times GT73 Motor Bike
The Riding Times GT73 looks exactly like a dirt bike, but my testing revealed it is really just a massive, heavy-duty e-bike with a 35 mph top speed and dual batteries.
Oryxearth Electric Mini Dirt Bike
I tested this $300 electric mini dirt bike to see if an adult could ride it. While it lacks the torque for hills, its 185-pound weight limit makes it a surprisingly fun flat-ground cruiser.
Leoout T85
The Leoout T85 is the fastest, most torque-heavy electric scooter I have tested for under $1,500, hitting an insane 45 mph in my top-speed tests.
Lectric XPedition 2.0
I tested the newly upgraded Lectric XPedition 2.0 cargo e-bike, and the addition of a torque sensor and front suspension completely transforms how this heavy hauler rides.
Heybike ALPHA
The Heybike ALPHA brings the steep-hill climbing torque and instant pedal response of a mid-drive motor down to an incredibly affordable $1,600 price tag.
Nakto F2
The Nakto F2 offers striking cafe racer styling for just $1,200, and while its hill-climbing is a bit sluggish, I was genuinely impressed by its 25 mph top speed and excellent battery range.
Cyrusher Glider
I loaded the Cyrusher Glider cargo e-bike with 170 pounds of gym weights to see what it could handle. It offers massive hauling power and torque, though it comes with a hefty 91-pound frame.
NIU KQi 200F
The NIU KQi 200F is an entry-level electric scooter that punches way above its price class, handling 20 percent grade hills far better than I expected.
Cunfon RZ800
I'm genuinely blown away by the Cunfon RZ800. For under $700, this electric scooter delivers a 31 mph top speed, dual suspension, and hill-climbing power that shames other entry-level rides.
Jasion Hunter Pro
I put the Jasion Hunter Pro to the test to see if it lives up to its massive hype. For $1,200, its steep hill-climbing power and hydraulic brakes blew me away, even if the gearing falls short at high speeds.
Aventon Aventure 3
I spent three days testing the $2,000 Aventon Aventure 3 on paved roads and single-track trails, and its 750W motor and 80Nm of torque made climbing steep hills effortless.
Retrospec Valen Rev Plus
I hit the trails with the Retrospec Valen Rev Plus, a cafe racer-style e-bike that pairs a beefy frame and a 750W motor with an incredibly sturdy build.
Aventon Aventure M
I put some serious miles on the Aventon Aventure M, and its automatic electronic shifter completely changes the e-bike experience. It climbed hills effortlessly while I just focused on the ride.
RYD Custom XT
I took the RYD Custom XT to my local BMX park to see if this motocross-BMX hybrid e-bike could handle the dirt, and its torquey 750W motor and sharp handling didn't disappoint.
X-LAB SP5+ E-Bike
I tested the 37-pound X-LAB SP5+ to see if going ultra-lightweight means sacrificing performance. I found a nimble mid-drive e-bike that demands a real leg workout.
Juiced Scrambler
I pushed the $1,700 Juiced Scrambler to its limits, and its 750W motor crushed my steep 20 percent hill climb test where more expensive rivals failed.
Rocrun ES9 Electric Scooter
I tested the Rocrun ES9, a $1,499 electric scooter, and managed to hit an incredibly stable 53 mph—making it an unbeatable value for high-speed thrill seekers.
Lectric XPress Lite
I tested the new Lectric XPress Lite e-bike, and despite having a much smaller motor and battery than the popular Xpress 2, it still hits an impressive 29 mph on flat ground.
Ascentiz HUltra Exoskeleton
I walked six miles, climbed over 200 stairs, and carried 40 pounds up a steep hill to test the Ascentiz HUltra Exoskeleton, and I am shocked by how much time and physical effort it actually saved me.
Segway Xyber Air
The Segway Xyber Air is a $2,000 e-bike loaded with more smart tech and security features than anything else I've tested, but its heavy frame and fixed seat require some compromises.
Lectric XP Lite 3
I pushed the $799 Lectric XP Lite 3 through a brutal full-throttle range test in the cold and rain, and it still managed nearly 20 miles despite my 180-pound frame.
Lectric XPeak 2.0
The Lectric XPeak 2.0 keeps its ultra-affordable $1,399 price tag while upgrading to a highly reactive torque sensor, bigger hydraulic brakes, and an 8-speed trigger shifter.
Rad Power Bikes Radster Trail
I took the highly reviewed Rad Power Bikes Radster Trail off-road to test its quiet 750W motor and fast-engaging torque sensor. While it is heavy at 77 pounds, it powers up 30-percent grades with ease.
NIU XQi3 Wild
The NIU XQi3 Wild is a 3,500W electric dirt bike that completely blew me away with its steep hill-climbing ability and plush, highly adjustable suspension.
Lodstun Silver Strider
I tested the Lodstun Silver Strider to see if this affordable mobility scooter could handle steep hills and thick grass. It powered through both, but its 95-pound weight makes transport a two-person job.
Heybike Ranger 3.0 Pro
The Heybike Ranger 3.0 Pro is a folding fat-tire e-bike that genuinely impressed me by conquering a 15% grade at 11 mph and easily accommodating heavier riders with its plush air suspension.
FoHolo F15
The FoHolo F15 is a $1,000 electric scooter that hits a blistering 42 mph in my testing. It's incredibly fast and stable for the price, though it cuts some corners on the cockpit controls.
Ainohot Terra E-Bike
I tested the $999 Ainohot Terra e-bike and found it offers solid climbing power and impressive range, even if the brakes leave a bit to be desired.
Aventon Pace 4
I recently put 52 miles on the Aventon Pace 4, a $1,700 cruiser e-bike. Its standout feature is an incredibly robust app that lets you tweak torque, set geofences, and lock the rear wheel with a built-in motor pin.
Lectric Trike
I spent a few days testing the Lectric Trike and was genuinely surprised by its hill-climbing torque, massive 415-pound payload capacity, and extremely tight turning radius.
BleeqUp Ranger 4 in 1 Sports Camera Glasses
I took the BleeqUp Ranger AI smart glasses out on the trails to test their auto-editing and stabilization, and while they can't dethrone a GoPro for pure resolution, the wind noise reduction is seriously impressive.
5TH WHEEL G11 Pro
I tested the $600 5TH WHEEL G11 Pro and found it delivers a surprisingly punchy 21 mph top speed and excellent hill-climbing power for an entry-level electric scooter.
Jupiter Bike Rogue
The Jupiter Bike Rogue is a heavy-hitting moped-style e-bike that delivers café racer thrills and a 31 mph top speed for significantly less money than the premium brands.
Heybike Mars 3.0
I took the $1,300 Heybike Mars 3.0 on my standard testing loop, and its 31 mph top speed and massive 440-pound weight capacity proved it offers serious bang for your buck.
Wildeway Soared E-Bike
I pitted the $1,300 Wildeway Soared against top brands like Rad Power and Lectric, and its dual 750W motors and 33 mph top speed absolutely dominated the competition.
Wildeway Soared E-Bike
The Wildeway Soared is a $1,300 dual-motor fat tire e-bike that absolutely blew me away with its 33 mph top speed and massive hill-climbing power, even if it weighs a staggering 106 pounds.
Tenways Wayfarer
I put the Tenways Wayfarer to the test to see if it justifies its premium price tag. With dual air suspension, zero frame welds, and a buttery-smooth torque sensor, it absolutely delivers.
Segway E3 Pro
The Segway E3 Pro completely redefines the entry-level electric scooter category with surprisingly robust dual elastomer suspension and the ability to confidently hit 20 mph.
VMAX VX2 Hub
I tested the VMAX VX2 Hub, a single-motor electric scooter that blew my mind by hitting 35 mph and effortlessly climbing steep hills for under $1,500.
Puckipuppy Labrador Pro
I pushed the $1,500 Puckipuppy Labrador Pro down rough off-road trails at 25 mph, and its full-suspension setup completely blew me away for the price.
Eahora Bad Boy M8S
The Eahora Bad Boy M8S is a street-legal seated scooter that comfortably cruised at 45 mph during my flat-road testing and devoured steep 17% canyon hills without breaking a sweat.
WIRobotics PowrKnee
The WIRobotics PowrKnee is a lightweight exoskeleton that gives your legs superhuman strength, turning 15% grade hikes into a breeze while easing the pain of bad knees.
Qlife Spark
The Qlife Spark is a small, moped-style e-bike that genuinely hits 30 mph for under $750. While it's far too heavy and awkward to pedal, its full suspension and pure throttle power make it an incredible budget buy.
Gotrax Mustang E-Bike
The Gotrax Mustang is an undeniably cool moped-style e-bike, and in my testing, its Tektro hydraulic brakes and punchy torque stood out just as much as its classic cafe-racer looks.
Dashmoto Dash 3
I tested the Dashmoto Dash 3 at CES, and this carbon-fiber three-wheeler completely flips the script on what a mobility scooter can be. It is incredibly fast, highly stable, and turns on a dime.
Strutt ev¹
The Strutt ev¹ takes autonomous driving tech and packs it into an off-road capable wheelchair. In my testing, the 360-degree LiDAR mapping and AI collision avoidance were genuinely next-level.
OH WOW Conductor 4/3
I tested the massive OH WOW Conductor 4/3 passenger trike and was blown away by its ability to comfortably haul two adults in the back, complete with an all-weather canopy.
X-Lab ST5+
The X-Lab ST5+ is a commuter e-bike packing a staggering 95 Nm of torque from its 250W mid-drive motor, giving it the climbing power of a high-end mountain bike.
Samebike CREST
The Samebike CREST is a $1,300 full-size fat tire e-bike that genuinely shocked me, hitting 33 mph and boasting a massive 20Ah battery you rarely see at this price point.
Elo Cruiser E-Bike
I hit the local trails with my wife to test the cheerful yellow Elo E-Bike, evaluating its impressive 60-mile range, front suspension, and step-through frame designed perfectly for shorter riders.
Hikeep MA-S Electric Dirt Bike
I tested the Hikeep MA-S, and with its wild four-shock rear suspension, massive battery, and 120-mile range, it totally blurs the line between traditional e-bike and dirt bike.
JL86 Pro
The JL86 Pro is a 10,000-watt electric scooter that I pushed to 46 mph in just a few blocks. With massive 4-inch tires and tons of LEDs, it delivers serious road stability and blistering speed.
Hikeep MA-S E-Bike
I took the Hikeep MA-S out to see what its massive 52V 40A battery and aggressive dirt bike styling could handle, and hitting 40 mph proved this is no standard e-bike.
Eclio Tern 2 Pro
The Eclio Tern 2 Pro is a high-speed off-road e-bike that hits 42 mph with its massive 60V 32Ah battery, offering aggressive dirt-bike performance.
Hiboy Titan Pro (Single Motor)
Priced at $900, the single-motor Hiboy Titan Pro stands out as an exceptional entry-level scooter with a 25 mph top speed, hydraulic brakes, and extensive suspension.
Juiced Scrambler Review: Range, Hills & Comfort
Mike’s Juiced Scrambler test covered 19 canyon miles with 40% battery left and a 20% hill climb. Strong range and full suspension stand out; the fixed, hard seat and single-speed gearing limit pedaling comfort.
Lectric Xpress
The Lectric Xpress is a budget-friendly commuter e-bike that hits an impressive 28 mph and easily conquers 20 percent hill grades using only the throttle.
Electric E-Bike and Sidecar Accessory
The Electric E-Bike and Sidecar is an incredibly unique cargo hauler that combines a 750W motor with an ultra-capable 110-pound passenger sidecar.
Gotrax G4 Electric Scooter
The Gotrax G4 is a budget-friendly electric mobility scooter that delivers a stable 19 mph top speed and features solid tires, making flat tires a thing of the past.
Mooncool TK2 Trike
The Mooncool TK2 Trike is a highly accessible electric three-wheeler with a 450-pound payload and a dedicated reverse function, though its high center of gravity requires a slow, steady riding style.
Segway Myon
The Segway Myon delivers premium tech typically reserved for high-end models, including an electric shifter and 85 Nm of torque, at half the expected price.
Eclio Terrn 2 Pro
The Eclio Terrn 2 Pro blurs the line between e-bike and dirt bike, boasting a 2500W motor that propelled our test runs to 46 mph on flat ground.
Temu Electric Longboard
I expected this $200 Temu electric longboard to be a total letdown, but it surprised me by hitting 15 mph and handling cracks with ease.
Teimu Go-Kart
I thought this $200 budget go-kart from Teimu was going to be an absolute joke, but its 9 mph top speed and adult-hauling power genuinely surprised me during my testing.
Monarch Marker
I tested the dual-battery Monarch Marker electric fat bike, and its 1,638-watt peak motor blew me away with rapid 28 mph speeds and incredible off-the-line acceleration.
Segway Myon E-Bike
I took the Segway Myon on my steepest test routes and down 35 mph descents to see if its tech-heavy commuter frame could deliver the torque and handling of a much more expensive e-bike.
Monarc Tracer
The Monarc Tracer combines an aggressively punchy 750W motor with dual batteries right out of the box, offering one of the most customizable commuting experiences I've ever tested.
Gotrax Ranger 16
The Gotrax Ranger 16 is a Class 2 e-bike disguised as a kids bike, packing a 350W motor, 20 mph top speed, and adult-tier features into an affordable, moped-style frame.
Eahora Romeo Ultra II 2026
I tested the Eahora Romeo Ultra II 2026, a massively powerful dual-motor e-bike that hits 51 mph, boasting a colossal 60V 80Ah battery that virtually eliminates range anxiety.