Electric bikes Reviewed

There’s something quietly radical about an e‑bike that feels more like a regular, well‑sorted bicycle with a gentle helping hand. The Mokwheel Flint Pro is exactly that: a lightweight, tidy city commuter that avoids the usual flood of gadgets and power, yet somehow ends up feeling far more refined than many bikes costing a lot more.

The Engwe P275 SE is a smart, affordable e-bike with a torque-sensing motor, hydraulic brakes, integrated lights and commuter-ready features. Here’s how it performs after real-world testing.

Discover the ARCC Rosemont Electric: handmade in Cambridgeshire, steel step‑through frame, Bosch power‑tool battery system, belt or hub drive options. Read our hands‑on review for the best British urban e‑bike.

Looking for the best folding e-bike for city commuting? The ADO Air 20 Pro offers a carbon belt drive, torque sensor, dual-speed motor and 100km range. Here’s our hands-on review after real-world testing.

When I unfolded the Heybike Mars 3.0 for the first time, I could tell this wasn’t your average commuter folder. This bike means business.

The Electra Townie Go! S blends retro cruiser charm with smart e-bike tech, offering comfort, customization, and surprising performance in a stylish £1,399 package.

Discover why the Velotric Fold 1 Plus is one of 2025’s best folding e-bikes. From 70-mile range to sensor swap tech, cruise control and Apple Find My, this high-payload e-bike delivers serious value and versatility.

With smarter tech, commuter features, and impressive range, the Aventon Aventure 3 eBike blends trail-ready power with real-world practicality. Here’s our full review.

The Aventon Pace 4 has arrived for 2025, and it’s not here to reinvent the wheel—just to refine it.

The Ride1Up LMTD V2 delivers premium ride quality, a torque sensor, and commuter-ready design—all for under £1,500. Here’s why it’s one of the best-value e-bikes in 2025.