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Qreatebikes review

Updated September 30, 2026 · CommuteCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026

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Our verdict

Qreatebikes suits city and commuter riders who want a removable battery, finance at the till and frame cover that outlasts the battery itself. Entry at €999 sits above the typical brand here, so the value rests on the warranty and on charging indoors.

Key facts

Best for
City and commuter riders in the EU who want a removable battery, finance and a 5 year frame warranty.
Reference models
CAVET Air, QREATE City Air, QREATE City Pro 2.0↗
Price from
€999↗
Price up to
€2,098↗
Motor position
Hub↗
Nominal motor power (W)
250↗
Assist class
EU 25↗
Largest battery (Wh)
748.8↗
Removable battery
Yes↗
Claimed range (km)
100↗
Lightest model (kg)
27.5↗
Maximum payload (kg)
180↗
Frame warranty
5 years↗
Battery warranty
2 years↗
Sales model
Both↗
Service network
Partner↗
Money-back period
14 days↗
Finance
Yes↗
Markets
AT, BE, CZ, DK, FI, FR, DE, GR, HU, IE, IT, LU, NL, PL, PT, SI, ES, SE↗
Legal entity
QreateInc↗
Headquarters
Germany↗
Support channels
Email, Phone, Help-centre, Community↗
Bike types
Fat tire, City, Commuter
Brakes
Hydraulic disc
Certifications
En 15194
Official website
qreatebikes.com

Facts checked September 30, 2026, 8 sources

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Finance is offered, which spreads the cost of a bike priced from €999 rather than paying it all at once.
  • The battery is removable, so charging does not depend on a socket beside the bike, and the CAVET Air carries up to 748.8 Wh.
  • Frame cover runs 5 years, longer than the 2 years on the battery.
  • Bikes hold en 15194 certification, the safety standard behind a good share of the electric bikes listed here.
  • Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so a rider can reach the company by phone as well as by email.

Cons

  • Entry price of €999 sits above the €919.93 median across the e-bike brands listed here.
  • Service runs through a partner network, so work is booked with a partner rather than an in-house workshop.
  • Range on the CAVET Air is a claimed 100 km, short of what longer-distance commuters tend to expect.
  • Shipping covers AT, BE and CZ, so riders outside that list have no listed market to order into.

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Who it suits

  • City riders who charge indoors, since the battery is removable and carries up to 748.8 Wh on the CAVET Air.
  • Commuters who would rather spread the cost than pay it in one go, since finance is offered on the range.
  • European buyers who want en 15194 certification and a 5 year frame warranty behind the bike.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Riders who need a folding or cargo machine, since Qreatebikes builds fat tire, city and commuter bikes only and the range stops there.
  • Buyers who want a long-distance commuter range, given the claimed 100 km on the CAVET Air.
  • Riders outside AT, BE and CZ, where shipping does not reach, so Tern or HK BEIRUI TRADE CO. may suit them better.

Core features

The CAVET Air carries a battery up to 748.8 Wh that you can take out for charging, and the rest of the range follows the same removable battery approach. Claimed range on that bike is 100 km, which suits short hops rather than long tours. Weight starts at 27.5 kg and the bike takes a payload of up to 180 kg, so racks and panniers sit within its limits. Braking on the CAVET Air is hydraulic disc. Cover runs 5 years on the frame and 2 years on the battery, with a 14 day money back window, and finance is available to spread the cost.

How it compares on our data

On entry price, Qreatebikes sits at position 78 of 149 brands, so the €999 starting figure sits above most of what is listed. At the top of the range it climbs to €2,098, placing the brand at position 67 of 145 brands. In plain terms, the brand is priced towards the dearer end of the market on both the entry figure and the top one, rather than competing at the budget end.

Plans and prices

Prices across the line-up start at €999 and reach €2,098 at the top, and both figures are quoted in euro. The entry figure is the one most riders weigh at the point of purchase, while the top figure decides the comparison for anyone shopping the upper end of the market. Because the range is a short list of models, the quoted price is the full cost of the bike ordered.

The company behind it

The brand trades as QreateInc and is based in Germany, with its legal entity named in the warranty terms. Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so a rider can reach the company by email, by phone, through a help centre or from a community, rather than waiting on a single channel. That spread of routes matters most when something needs sorting on a bike ridden daily.

How Qreatebikes compares

Where Qreatebikes is available

Available
Austria, Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Qreatebikes e-bike cost?+

Bikes start at €999 and the top of the listed range reaches €2,098. The line-up includes the CAVET Air and the QREATE City Air, and finance is available, so the purchase can be spread rather than paid in full at the till.

Can I take the battery out to charge?+

Yes, the battery is removable, so it can be carried indoors to a socket instead of the bike standing near one. On the CAVET Air the battery reaches up to 748.8 Wh, and the rest of the range follows the same removable approach.

How far does a Qreatebikes bike go on one charge?+

Claimed range on the CAVET Air is 100 km, which suits daily urban riding and shorter commutes rather than long open-road days. A hub motor of 250 W nominal power points the same way, tuned for stop-start city work.

Where are Qreatebikes bikes serviced?+

Servicing runs through a partner network, so booked work happens with a partner rather than an in-house workshop. Sales run direct and through dealers, and support reaches riders on email, phone and help centre, which includes phone as well as email.

Which countries does Qreatebikes ship to?+

Shipping is listed for AT, BE and CZ, which concentrates on European markets. The brand is based in Germany and trades as QreateInc, so a buyer outside the listed markets should settle delivery terms before ordering.

Are Qreatebikes e-bikes certified?+

The bikes listed hold en 15194 certification, the same standard carried by a good share of the electric bikes on this site. Braking on the CAVET Air is hydraulic disc, and the assist class on that bike is EU 25.

What does a Qreatebikes e-bike weigh?+

Weight starts at 27.5 kg, measured on the City Air, and the CAVET Air carries a payload of up to 180 kg. That payload figure means racks and panniers sit within what the frame is rated to take.

What warranty and returns come with a Qreatebikes bike?+

Frame cover runs 5 years and the battery 2 years, so the frame carries the longer term. A money back period of 14 days applies on top, and the return and refund terms are published.

Sources

Compiled from 8 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Motor brand.

Qreatebikes

City and commuter riders in the EU who want a removable battery, finance and a 5 year frame warranty.

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