New Electric Bicycle Featuring Porsche Technology Hits the Market With Motor Positioned Inside the Down Tube and 430 Wh Battery

Company Develops Electric Bicycle With 430 Wh Battery Using Porsche Technology. The Model Is Suitable For Those Who Love Obstacles On Steep Trails.

The electric bicycle market has been very active this year, welcoming iconic and amazing models designed for urban and other more aggressive scenarios for those who enjoy adventure. Some companies are focusing on this category, such as the German manufacturer Haibike, which became famous in the electric mountain bike sector. Therefore, the company recently announced the arrival of a new model called Lyke, which uses Porsche technology and powerful batteries.

Battery of Haibike’s New Bicycle Is 430 Wh

The electric bicycle promises to be the ideal partner for those looking for an agile mountain bike capable of tackling steep trails on two wheels, according to the company. Thus, the bicycle is equipped with a Ride 60 electric motor from Fazua Motor Technology, a company that belongs to the German Porsche.

The powertrain is known for its compact and lightweight construction, offering three driving modes: Breeze, Rocket, and River. To give an idea of the model’s lightness, the component weighs 4.2 kg including the removable battery.

The bicycle itself weighs only 18.5 kg in its largest and most complete version, the Lyke SE, equipped with a 430 Wh battery and an option to add a 210 Wh range extender. It is important to note that the range and performance figures have not been disclosed by the company.

In the electric bicycle with Porsche technology, the motor is positioned inside the down tube, a feature that contributes to a lower center of gravity and optimizes stability and traction even on more difficult terrain.

Porsche Technology Electric Bicycle Hits the Market for R$ 36,000

The model promises to provide a relaxed and highly efficient riding position on steep trails, and is available in four sizes: small, medium, large, and XL, as well as in three versions on the responsible company’s website, all with a carbon frame.

The Lyke 10 is the least expensive of the models, priced at just £5,699, equivalent to R$ 36,000 at the current exchange rate. The Lyke 11 is a bit pricier, costing £6,599, equivalent to R$ 41,500, and includes upgrades to suspension, brakes, and gearbox components.

Finally, the Haibike Lyke SE is the top-of-the-line model that costs £8,799, equivalent to R$ 55,400. Among the enhancements in the model that utilizes Porsche technology are the Shimano Deore XTR 12-speed transmission system, Shimano XTR 4-piston brakes, a Fox Transfer dropper post, and Maxxis Dissector tires.

Cheapest Option on the Market

HOVSCO, a Canadian manufacturer, has become quite well-known in the electric bicycle sector for selling low-cost models designed for use in cities or even on snow-covered streets. Recently, the company announced another model for the market, this time called HovAlpha, an affordable electric bicycle that is sturdy and designed to tackle any type of terrain, according to the company itself.

The model is equipped with 26-inch (66.04 cm) wide tires, making it very easy to navigate through sand and mud. For those looking to go beyond on the trails, the HOVSCO bicycle also offers an integrated 80 mm suspension fork.

This setup provides a more comfortable ride not only off-road but also in daily use. Regarding the model’s performance, its electric motor from the Chinese company Bafang generates 750 watts and a peak power of 1,032 W, which is sufficient to overcome steep paths.