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ENGWE E26 Fat-Tire E-Bike

ENGWE

ENGWE E26 Fat-Tire E-Bike

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Last updated September 11, 2026

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A 26-inch full-suspension fat-tire e-bike with 250W / 70 N·m torque, a 30° climb rating and up to 140 km on a removable 48V 16Ah battery.

Best for

An adventure-minded rider who wants long range and go-anywhere fat-tire capability over folding convenience.

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Overview

The E26 is ENGWE’s all-terrain fat bike. Big 26 × 4.0-inch fat tyres and a full-suspension system give it stability and comfort from rugged trails to broken city streets, while a 250W motor with a high 70 N·m of torque tackles inclines up to 30°. A removable 48V 16Ah battery is rated up to 140 km in pedal-assist mode — one of the longer ranges here — and a Shimano 7-speed drivetrain plus hydraulic brakes round it out. It comes in step-thru or high-step frames and three colours. It is the pick for riders who want range and go-anywhere capability over foldability.

The good

  • 26 × 4.0" fat tyres, full suspension
  • 250W / 70 N·m torque; 30° climb rating
  • Up to 140 km on a removable 48V 16Ah battery
  • Shimano 7-speed, hydraulic brakes; step-thru or high-step

The trade-offs

  • Big and heavy — does not fold
  • 250W keeps it EU-legal rather than high-speed
  • Fat tyres add rolling resistance on smooth tarmac

Specifications

Tyres / suspension
26 × 4.0" fat; full suspension
Motor
250W, 70 N·m, 30° max climb
Range
Up to 140 km (PAS)
Battery
Removable 48V 16Ah
Drivetrain / brakes
Shimano 7-speed; hydraulic disc

FAQs

How far can it go?

ENGWE rates up to 140 km in pedal-assist mode from the 48V 16Ah battery — among the longer ranges in this lineup.

Step-through or high-step?

Both are offered — step-through is easier to mount; high-step is a more traditional, stiffer frame. Pick by preference and inseam.

Can it climb hills?

The 250W motor delivers 70 N·m of torque and is rated to a 30° maximum climb, helped by the Shimano 7-speed gears.

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