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ENGWE Engine Pro 2.0 vs ENGWE EP-2 3.0

ENGWE Engine Pro 2.0 wins on everyday range (180 lb), throttle range on hills, range with a 280 lb rider, battery, weight; ENGWE EP-2 3.0 wins on steepest hill at 8 mph, price, full charge. For a 180 lb rider in everyday riding, the Engine Pro 2.0 goes about 49 miles and the EP-2 3.0 about 42 miles per charge.

ENGWE Engine Pro 2.0 electric bike

ENGWE

Engine Pro 2.0
49mi everyday

Wins 5 of 10 comparisons · $1,699

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ENGWE EP-2 3.0 electric bike

ENGWE

EP-2 3.0
42mi everyday

Wins 3 of 10 comparisons · $1,499

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Where they differ

A gap under 5% is called a tie: it's inside the model's uncertainty.

MeasureEngine Pro 2.0EP-2 3.0Edge
Everyday range (180 lb)16 mph, relaxed pedaling, rolling hills 49 mi 42 mi Engine Pro 2.0
Throttle range on hills15 mph, no pedaling, ±4% hills 33 mi 28 mi Engine Pro 2.0
Range with a 280 lb riderEveryday scenario 39 mi 34 mi Engine Pro 2.0
Steepest hill at 8 mph200 lb rider, throttle only 17% 22% EP-2 3.0
BatteryRated capacity 832 Wh 720 Wh Engine Pro 2.0
PriceBrand store, today $1,699 $1,499 EP-2 3.0
WeightWith battery 69.6 lb 75.4 lb Engine Pro 2.0
Max loadRider + cargo 330 lb 330 lb Tie
Full chargeStock charger, empty to full 7.0 h 2.4 h EP-2 3.0
Top assisted speedBrand spec 28 mph 28 mph Tie

Range at every rider weight

RiderEasy 12 mphEveryday 16 mphFast 20 mphThrottle, hills
150 lb 80 vs 68 mi52 vs 45 mi37 vs 31 mi36 vs 31 mi
200 lb 70 vs 59 mi48 vs 41 mi34 vs 30 mi31 vs 27 mi
250 lb 62 vs 53 mi42 vs 36 mi32 vs 28 mi27 vs 23 mi
300 lb 56 vs 48 mi38 vs 32 mi31 vs 26 mi24 vs 21 mi

Engine Pro 2.0 first, then EP-2 3.0. 70°F, pavement, new battery. Scenarios: Easy cruise: 12 mph, relaxed pedaling, flat; Everyday: 16 mph, relaxed pedaling, rolling hills; Fast commute: 20 mph, relaxed pedaling, rolling hills; Throttle only: 15 mph, no pedaling, hilly.

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