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ENGWE has been one of the top e-bike builders globally for a few years now, and we’re excited to test out one of its more moped style “ebikes” here in the United States.
Disclaimer: Engwe provided the M20 3.0 to the author for the purposes of this review.
The ENGWE M20 3.0 is a motorcycle style ebike with pedals and a rear hub motor. It features a primary battery with a 1,200 watt-hour capacity and the option to add a second 1,200 Wh battery to double the range. With the single battery, they expect you can get 80 miles of range per charge, which, while lower than we would typically expect for an ebike with a 1,200 Wh battery, it’s realistic considering most riders won’t be doing much pedaling on this rig.
It is designed and optimized for riders who are looking for a more affordable mode of transportation. Right out of the box, the M20 3.0 is a capable zero-emission vehicle with a long casual seat that provides enough room for one or two riders. A set of included rear pegs provides a bit of additional comfort for the rear passenger.
