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XP4 750 Limited: $1,399, and $2,130 Is the KitLaunches

XP4 750 Limited: $1,399, and $2,130 Is the Kit

Lectric's XP4 750 Limited Editions, opened 2 November 2026, are District, Jubilee, and Ridge at $1,399. That is $100 over the $1,299 XP4 750. The black step-thru cart strikes through $2,130. The accessory rows on that cart add to $731, and $1,399 plus $731 is $2,130. The motor card is still 750 watts, a 1,310-watt peak, and 48 volts times 17.5 amp-hours, which is 840 watt-hours. The product chip says up to 85 miles. A series tile says 80. Eighty-five on 840 is 9.9 watt-hours a mile. Outdoor Gear Lab's loop on the 750 was 36.7 miles. This desk did not ride the limited editions.

NOV 5, 2026

Lectric XP4 vs Aventon Aventure 3Reviews

Lectric XP4 vs Aventon Aventure 3

The XP4 folds and starts at $999. The Aventure 3 is $1,999, does not fold, and carries the 4G lock. Both ship as Class 2 fat-tire hubs. Their range tests are not one ride.

OCT 2, 2026

Rad Power RadExpand 5 Plus: Everything You Need to KnowReviews

Rad Power RadExpand 5 Plus: Everything You Need to Know

Stateside, the card is $1,399 from $1,899, a 750W hub at 64 Nm, a 15Ah pack it labels 720Wh, and Class 2 as shipped. A Canada tile prints 500W. A dealer cell prints 72V. The hero says 60+ miles. The estimate says 20–60.

SEP 25, 2026

Ride1Up Portola: Everything You Need to KnowReviews

Ride1Up Portola: Everything You Need to Know

The Portola URL now opens a newer bike: 90 Nm, a torque-or-cadence switch, Class 2 as shipped, up to 60 miles. The first card is 65 Nm, a cadence sensor, and up to 40 miles, with a $995 clearance beside $1,095 and $1,195 labels.

SEP 25, 2026

MoonCool TK2 Pro: Everything You Need to KnowReviews

MoonCool TK2 Pro: Everything You Need to Know

The MoonCool TK2 Pro is a folding trike with pedals and a throttle. MoonCool prints Class 2, 15.5 mph, and 1,310W peak. The range page says 100 miles. Another says 45–100.

SEP 24, 2026

The Complete Beginner’s Guide to E-BikesGuides

The Complete Beginner’s Guide to E-Bikes

A bicycle with a motor, a battery, and a controller. Pedals still work. Class 1–3, hub vs mid, PAS vs throttle, real range, real prices. Then how to test-ride without buying a listing.

SEP 22, 2026

Lectric XP Trike 2: Everything You Need to KnowReviews

Lectric XP Trike 2: Everything You Need to Know

The $1,499 folding e-trike America actually buys. 500W/14 mph or 750W/17. 415 lb payload, rear differential, UL 2849. Claimed 50/70. Tested 30–52. Not a Class 3 bike, not an XP4.

SEP 18, 2026

Lectric XP4: Everything You Need to KnowReviews

Lectric XP4: Everything You Need to Know

The $999 folder America actually buys. 500W or 750W hub, torque sensor, Class 1–3 in the menu, UL 2849. Claimed 50/85 miles. Tested range is half of that if you wring it.

SEP 17, 2026

How to Choose the Right E-BikeGuides

How to Choose the Right E-Bike

Ride job first, then class, motor, watt-hours, and the shop that will still exist. Not peak watts. Not the 85-mile ad.

SEP 14, 2026

Folding Ebikes for Apartments, Trains, and Tiny HallwaysGuides

Folding Ebikes for Apartments, Trains, and Tiny Hallways

Brompton is small. Lectric XP4 is cheap. They are not the same product.

AUG 28, 2026