Lectric Ebikes review
Updated September 30, 2026 · CommuteCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026
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Our verdict
Lectric eBikes suits riders who want a wide choice of e-bike shapes at a low entry price, with fees from $799. The catch is coverage: the brand lists US and CA for shipping and a frame warranty of 1 year, so plan around that.
Key facts
- Best for
- Budget riders covering city and commuter miles on hub motors.
- Reference models
- XP4, XP Lite2, XPress2 Cruiser, XPedition2↗
- Price from
- $799↗
- Price up to
- $1,999↗
- Motor position
- Hub↗
- Nominal motor power (W)
- 300 to 750↗
- Assist class
- Us class 3↗
- Throttle
- Yes↗
- Largest battery (Wh)
- 1,680↗
- Removable battery
- Yes↗
- Claimed range (km)
- 273.6↗
- Lightest model (kg)
- 21.8↗
- Maximum payload (kg)
- 204↗
- Belt drive
- Yes↗
- Frame warranty
- 1 year↗
- Battery warranty
- 1 year↗
- Sales model
- Both↗
- Service network
- Partner↗
- Markets
- US, CA↗
- Legal entity
- Lectric eBikes LLC↗
- Headquarters
- United States↗
- Support channels
- Email, Phone, Help-centre, Community↗
- Bike types
- Commuter, City, Step through, Folding, Fat tire, Cargo
- Motor brand
- Own
- Brakes
- Hydraulic disc
- Certifications
- Ul 2849
- Official website
- lectricebikes.com
Facts checked September 30, 2026, 9 sources
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
- TrustpilotX
Pros and cons
Pros
- Fees start at $799, among the lower entry points in the e-bike category.
- The range covers commuter, city and step through, from folding to cargo and fat tire.
- A throttle is fitted, so power on demand does not depend on pedalling input.
- A removable battery is offered, which makes charging away from the bike easier.
- Claimed range reaches 273.6 km on the long range dual battery model.
Cons
- Shipping is limited to US and CA, so anyone outside those markets is buying without a listed delivery route.
- Warranty cover is thin: 1 year on the frame and 1 year on the battery.
- Repairs run through a partner network rather than an in house team, so servicing depends on third parties.
- The lightest bike still weighs 21.8 kg, which is awkward for anyone carrying a bike up stairs or onto a train.
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Scored 9.3 / 10 by CommuteCue.
Who it suits
- Riders on a firm budget who want the widest spread of bike shapes from one brand, from a 21.8 kg folding model to a cargo bike rated to 204 kg.
- Commuters who prefer a own motor, since hub placement is what the range is built around.
- Anyone comfortable buying in US and CA and dealing with a partner repair network for servicing.
Who should look elsewhere
- Riders in US and CA who need delivery outside those markets, since that is the full listed coverage.
- Buyers who want long cover, since the frame warranty runs 1 year.
- People who want servicing in house rather than through a partner network.
Core features
The spread here is the draw. Reference models include XP4, XP Lite2, XPress2 Cruiser, XPedition2, and the range covers commuter, city and step through in one place, which is wider than the city, hybrid, step-through and e-mtb mix at Kalkhoff, and the cargo, commuter and folding trio at Tern. Motors are own and sit in the hub, with nominal power of 300 to 750 W across the range. A throttle is fitted and the battery is removable, so charging indoors or at a desk is straightforward. On the numbers, the long range dual battery model carries 1,680 Wh and a claimed range of 273.6 km, while the folding end of the range tips the scales at 21.8 kg. A cargo bike in the line takes 204 kg. Brakes listed are hydraulic disc and belt drive is offered. Cover runs 1 year on the frame and 1 year on the battery.
How it compares on our data
On entry price the brand sits at 43 of 149 brands ranked, so $799 is competitive against cheaper listings but far from the bottom. At the top of the range the picture is similar: $1,999 puts the brand at 54 of 145, which is mid table rather than premium. In other words, the entry model is the strong point, while the long range dual battery model that carries 1,680 Wh and a claimed range of 273.6 km is priced with plenty of cargo and folding competition around it. Hub placement, listed as hub, is the more common choice in this category, so the spec is conventional rather than a differentiator.
The company behind it
Lectric eBikes trades as Lectric eBikes LLC, with headquarters in the United States. Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so email, phone, a help centre and a community forum are all listed routes. Repairs are handled through a partner network, and the brand is set up as both for sales, which covers buying direct or through a dealer. Shipping is listed for US and CA, so delivery outside those markets is not covered by the stated policy. On battery and charger safety, the listed certification is ul 2849.
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Where Lectric Ebikes is available
- Available
- Canada, United States
Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Frequently asked questions
What does a Lectric eBikes cost at the entry and the top of the range?+
Bikes start at $799 and the top of the range sits at $1,999. Entry pricing is the stronger side: the brand ranks 43 of 149 on price from, while the top model ranks 54 of 145 on price to. Expect to pay more for the long range, dual battery version.
How far can the range go on one charge?+
The long range dual battery model claims 273.6 km and carries a battery of 1,680 Wh, the largest listed. Real range will vary with load, terrain and assist level, so treat that figure as a ceiling rather than a daily expectation on a commute.
Can I remove the battery to charge it indoors?+
Yes, a removable battery is listed, so you can take the pack out rather than running a cable to the bike. That matters for shared flats and offices where extension leads are not welcome. Charging sits with the owner, not the retailer, so plan your own outlet.
Does the bike have a throttle, and do I need to pedal?+
A throttle is fitted, so you get power on demand without pedalling to a set cadence first. Motor placement is hub and the brand builds with own motors across the range, with nominal power of 300 to 750 W. The assist class listed is us class 3.
Where can I buy one and will it be delivered to me?+
Shipping is listed for US and CA only, so buyers elsewhere should check delivery before committing. The brand sells as both, meaning you can buy direct or through a dealer. Support is listed on email, phone and help centre for questions before or after purchase.
How long is the warranty on the frame and battery?+
Cover runs 1 year on the frame and 1 year on the battery. That is a short window on a purchase this size, so a service plan or savings set aside for early battery replacement is worth budgeting for. Repairs go through a partner network.
What types of bike does the range cover?+
The range spans commuter, city and step through, and reference models include XP4, XP Lite2, XPress2 Cruiser, XPedition2. The lightest listed bike is 21.8 kg, while the cargo bike is rated to 204 kg. That covers folding, fat tire, step-through, city, commuter and cargo shapes under one brand.
Are the batteries and chargers certified?+
The listed certification is ul 2849 for battery and charger safety. Brakes specified on the range are hydraulic disc, and belt drive is offered, which suits riders who want a low maintenance drivetrain on a commuter bike. The lightest model still tips 21.8 kg.
Sources
- lectricebikes.com checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Belt drive
“Foldable Belt Drive Commuter eBike ... a smooth, nearly maintenance-free belt drive system”
- lectricebikes.com/collections/ebikes checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Bike types, Nominal motor power (W), Price from, Reference models, Sales model
“Cruiser (25) ... Off-Road (4) ... Cargo & Utility (13) ... Commuter (25) ... Folding (23) ... Fat Tire (7) ... Step-Thru (14) ... Trike (8) ... Lightweight (8)”
- lectricebikes.com/pages/lectric-ebikes-manufacturers-warr... checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Legal entity, Battery warranty, Frame warranty
“Lectric eBikes LLC ("Lectric") warrants to each owner”
- lectricebikes.com/pages/repair-service-network checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Service network
“Service Partner Network ... Partner Locations ... 500+ Bike Shops”
- lectricebikes.com/policies/refund-policy checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Headquarters
“To return a product ... send it with all charges pre-paid to: 1502 E Buckeye Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85034”
- lectricebikes.com/policies/shipping-policy checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Markets
“We ship only to (a) the 48 contiguous states of the United States of America, plus the District of Columbia ... and (b) Canada.”
- lectricebikes.com/products/xp-black checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Assist class, Brakes, Certifications, Motor brand, Motor position, Support channels, Throttle
“Five riding modes deliver the speed and power to own the road as a Class 1, 2, or 3 eBike. / TOP SPEED 28 mph”
- lectricebikes.com/products/xp-lite-arctic-white checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Lightest model (kg)
“Total bike weight is 41lbs with the 7lb battery removed”
- lectricebikes.com/products/xpedition-long-range-dual-batt... checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Largest battery (Wh), Claimed range (km), Maximum payload (kg), Price up to, Removable battery
“Two removable 48V, 17.5Ah (combined 35Ah, 1680Wh) lithium-ion batteries certified to UL 2271”
Compiled from 9 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.