We independently research and curate every pick. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more

GetSharpFindsGetSharpFinds
ENGWE P275 SE Electric Bike

ENGWE

ENGWE P275 SE Electric Bike

Sharp PickSave 33%Based on research

Last updated September 11, 2026

We may earn an affiliate commission from links on this page — this never affects our picks. Read our full affiliate disclosure.

A smart urban e-bike with a torque sensor, hydraulic disc brakes and up to 100 km range on a removable 36V 13Ah battery, with app control.

Best for

A commuter who wants a natural torque-sensor ride and a removable battery without paying flagship money.

Official product page

Overview

The P275 SE is ENGWE’s smart commuter. Instead of a basic cadence sensor it uses a torque sensor (ENGWE’s E-SATS system) that reads how hard you pedal and feeds in assist instantly, which makes the ride feel natural rather than surging. Hydraulic disc brakes handle stopping, a removable 36V 13Ah battery gives up to 100 km of range and lifts out for secure or indoor charging, and an app shows live ride data and settings. It is a clean, tech-forward city bike, and at its current price the torque-sensor setup is unusually affordable.

The good

  • Torque sensor for a natural, responsive ride
  • Hydraulic disc brakes
  • Up to 100 km on a removable 36V 13Ah battery
  • App shows live ride data and settings

The trade-offs

  • A city/commuter bike, not a fat-tire off-roader
  • 36V 13Ah is mid-sized next to bigger touring packs
  • App dependence for some settings

Specifications

Sensor
Torque sensor (E-SATS)
Range
Up to 100 km
Battery
Removable 36V 13Ah
Brakes
Hydraulic disc
Smart
App with live ride data

FAQs

What is a torque sensor and why does it matter?

It measures how hard you pedal and adjusts assist instantly, so power comes on smoothly and proportionally — a more natural feel than basic on/off cadence assist.

Can I remove the battery to charge it?

Yes — the 36V 13Ah battery is removable, so you can charge it indoors or lock it away separately from the bike.

How far does it go?

ENGWE rates it up to 100 km per charge; real range varies with terrain, rider weight and assist level.

Featured in these gift guides

You might also like