Ranked by a published rule
Best fat tire e-bikes by real range and climbing
The ENGWE M20 3.0 (63 mi), the Ride1Up Revv1 EVO (57 mi), and the Lectric XPeak2 Long-Range (54 mi) come out on top. E-bikes with tires 3.5" or wider, ranked by everyday range with a 200 lb rider (16 mph, relaxed pedaling, rolling hills). The model gives 4" fat tires a rolling-resistance coefficient of 0.010, against 0.006 for road e-bike tires (BicycleRollingResistance drum tests).
Full ranking
Rule: E-bikes with tires 3.5" or wider, ranked by everyday range with a 200 lb rider (16 mph, relaxed pedaling, rolling hills). The model gives 4" fat tires a rolling-resistance coefficient of 0.010, against 0.006 for road e-bike tires (BicycleRollingResistance drum tests).
| # | E-bike | Range at 200 lb | Everyday range (200 lb) | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ENGWE M20 3.0 | 63 mi | 63 mi | $1,399 | 20" × 4" · 1200 Wh |
| 2 | Ride1Up Revv1 EVO | 57 mi | 57 mi | $2,395 | 20" × 4" · 1040 Wh |
| 3 | Lectric XPeak2 Long-Range | 54 mi | 54 mi | $1,699 | 26" × 4" · 960 Wh |
| 4 | Gotrax Tundra | 54 mi | 54 mi | $1,299 | 26" × 4" · 960 Wh |
| 5 | Himiway D5 | 54 mi | 54 mi | $1,499 | 26" × 4" · 960 Wh |
| 6 | Super73 R Adventure Series SE | 52 mi | 52 mi | $3,895 | 20" × 4.5" · 960 Wh · limited stock |
| 7 | Mokwheel Basalt | 52 mi | 52 mi | $1,800 | 26" × 4" · 940 Wh · limited stock |
| 8 | Himiway D7 | 52 mi | 52 mi | $2,499 | 26" × 4.5" · 960 Wh |
| 9 | Himiway D7 Pro | 50 mi | 50 mi | $3,999 | 26" × 4.8" · 960 Wh |
| 10 | ENGWE Engine Pro 2.0 | 48 mi | 48 mi | $1,699 | 20" × 4" · 832 Wh · limited stock |
| 11 | Velotric Nomad 2X | 45 mi | 45 mi | $2,399 | 26" × 4" · 801.6 Wh |
| 12 | Aventon Aventure 3 | 41 mi | 41 mi | $1,999 | 26" × 4" · 733 Wh |
| 13 | Rad Power Bikes RadExpand 5 Plus | 41 mi | 41 mi | $1,899 | 20" × 4" · 720 Wh |
| 14 | Heybike Ranger 3.0 Pro | 41 mi | 41 mi | $1,399 | 20" × 4" · 720 Wh |
| 15 | Velotric GoMad | 41 mi | 41 mi | $1,999 | 20" × 4" · 801.6 Wh |
| 16 | ENGWE EP-2 3.0 | 41 mi | 41 mi | $1,499 | 20" × 4" · 720 Wh |
| 17 | Heybike Ranger S 2.0 | 40 mi | 40 mi | $999 | 20" × 4" · 692 Wh |
| 18 | Velotric Nomad 2 | 40 mi | 40 mi | $1,999 | 26" × 4" · 705.6 Wh |
| 19 | Fiido Titan | 39 mi | 39 mi | $1,649 | 26" × 4" · 696 Wh |
| 20 | Heybike ALPHA | 37 mi | 37 mi | $1,299 | 26" × 4" · 680 Wh |
| 21 | Heybike Mars 3.0 | 36 mi | 36 mi | $1,099 | 20" × 4" · 624 Wh |
| 22 | Rad Power Bikes RadRunner Max | 34 mi | 34 mi | $2,299 | 20" × 3.5" · 672 Wh |
| 23 | Super73 Z Miami | 28 mi | 28 mi | $2,195 | 20" × 4" · 480 Wh |
| 24 | Super73 ZX | 28 mi | 28 mi | $2,395 | 20" × 4.5" · 480 Wh |
| 25 | Gotrax Z4 Pro | 28 mi | 28 mi | $899 | 20" × 4" · 480 Wh |
| 26 | Super73 S2 Laguna | 28 mi | 28 mi | $2,395 | 20" × 4.5" · 480 Wh |
How we rank
The same rule is applied to all 76 e-bikes in our database, using the same physics model as the simulator. No brand pays for placement, and affiliate programs play no part in the order. Ranges are the middle of a ±20% band; see the methodology.
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