ENGWE M20 Electric Bike – 48 V 13Ah / 26Ah, 750W (1000W Peak), 20″×4.0″ Fat Tyres, Dual Suspension
Key specifications
- Rated motor
- 750W · 1000W peak
- Battery
- 48V 13Ah or 26Ah
- Speed setting
- Version dependent
- Range
- Up to 75/150 km · PAS
- Tyres
- 20 × 4.0-inch
- Brakes
- 160 mm mechanical discs
Motorcycle-inspired styling with dual suspension and battery choice
The ENGWE M20 combines a motorcycle-inspired frame with 20 × 4.0-inch tyres and front and rear suspension. This listing covers the original 750W motor version, rated up to 1000W peak, with Shimano seven-speed gears and an LCD for key riding information.
Choose a single 48V 13Ah battery or a dual-battery package with two 13Ah packs. The second pack increases energy capacity for longer outings. Mechanical disc brakes, a long saddle and distinctive front lights complete a substantial bike with a relaxed riding layout.
Key features
- Original 750W drive system: The brushless rear hub motor is rated 750W with up to 1000W peak output in the original model specified by this listing.
- Single or dual batteries: Choose 48V 13Ah (624Wh) or two 48V 13Ah packs, giving 26Ah and 1248Wh total nominal capacity.
- Dual suspension: A front suspension fork and rear shock work with 20 × 4.0-inch tyres to reduce the impact of bumps.
- Seven-speed drivetrain: Shimano seven-speed gears let you select a pedalling ratio, while the LCD shows speed, battery and journey information.
Technical Specifications
| Motor | 750W nominal brushless rear hub motor; up to 1000W peak |
|---|---|
| Torque | 55 Nm |
| Single battery option | 48V 13Ah removable lithium-ion battery; approximately 624Wh |
| Dual battery option | Two 48V 13Ah removable lithium-ion batteries; 26Ah/1248Wh total nominal capacity |
| Maximum powered speed | Depends on the supplied controller setting; confirm with us before ordering |
| Claimed assisted range | Up to 75 km (47 miles) single battery; up to 150 km (93 miles) dual battery |
| Charging time | Approximately 5 hours per 13Ah battery |
| Tyres | 20 × 4.0-inch fat tyres |
| Suspension | Front fork and rear shock |
| Drivetrain | Shimano seven-speed |
| Brakes | Front and rear 160 mm mechanical discs |
| Frame | 6061 aluminium alloy |
| Display | LCD |
| Lighting | Front LED lights and rear light |
| Bike weight | Approximately 34.8 kg; dual-battery package adds weight |
| Maximum payload | 120 kg |
| Overall length | Approximately 167 cm |
| Saddle height | Approximately 84 cm |
| Colours | Green, Black or White |
| Battery packages | 13Ah single battery or 26Ah dual battery |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 13Ah and 26Ah?
The 13Ah version has one 48V 13Ah battery. The 26Ah version includes two 48V 13Ah batteries, giving a combined nominal capacity of 1248Wh.
What range does each package claim?
ENGWE advertises up to 75 km of pedal-assisted range from one 13Ah battery and 150 km with two. These are maximum test figures and will vary with route, load, weather and power use.
Are the brakes hydraulic?
No. This original M20 uses front and rear 160 mm mechanical disc brakes with cable operation.
Is this the M20 2.0 or M20 3.0?
No. This page is for the original M20 specified with a 750W nominal motor and 13Ah/26Ah battery choices. Specifications from the later generations do not apply.
How heavy is it?
ENGWE publishes an approximate bike weight of 34.8 kg. The dual-battery version adds weight. The 42.7 kg figure sometimes quoted is the single-battery shipping weight, not the bike weight.
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Product Video
Great bike at a competitive price..tons of fun..done almost 100 miles just around where I live..bike definitely likes off-road conditions more and gives you that extra power when needed for those steep climbs..pretty good range wise aswell..would have been 5 stars if it had a bigger battery or hydraulic brakes but otherwise a great bike for a budget price.
