Support our work! The Inertia may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn more about our gear review policy here. The electric bike industry is picking up steam at a ...

Europe has an electric bike problem. Direct-to-consumer e-bikes from inexpensive Chinese brands like Engwe and countless others can be easily purchased online despite openly flouting EU restrictions.

In conclusion, the Engwe M20 isn’t just an e-bike; it’s a gateway into the world of cycling for a whole new audience. It’s a bike that could very well ignite a passion for cycling in those ...

Electric bike manufacturer Engwe just recently launched a new premium brand, Mapfour, featuring lightweight carbon fibre frames and utilising high-grade materials comparable to more established ...

The Engwe LE20 is an interesting take on the cargo e-bike format. It’s marketed as a budget-friendly utility e-bike that can handle hauling groceries, gear, or even a passenger. At the same time ...

The MapFour N1 Air from ENGWE is a real treat to ride, especially considering the price. It’s on par with the Tenways CGO600 Pro in terms of target market and e-bike type but is significantly ...

The Engwe L20 2.0 has emerged as a standout choice in the utility e-bike market, offering an unparalleled riding experience for those seeking both functionality and style. Known for their affordable ...

Overall, Engwe Mapfour N1 Air ST is a smooth, safe and enjoyable high-tech ride. The best news is the competitive pricing ...

The company also builds ultra-light e-bikes for road use, but the MIG-S’s focus is purely on slopes and scree. Engwe’s X-26 is a bit of an unknown quantity; many previously unknown manufacturers are ...

I’ve been testing the Engwe Mapfour N1 Air electric bike which goes on sale this month. Mapfour N1 Air is part of a new series of the firm’s commuter-targeting e-bikes that aim to deliver ...