Engwe M20 Electric Bike

Quick Summary
The ENGWE M20 Electric Bike is a bold, fat-tyre electric bike built for strong performance and versatile use. With a 48 V battery system and a 1000 peak motor, higher capacity battery option, dual suspension and fat tyres it’s designed for comfort and stability across mixed terrain. It offers a practical top speed of 25 km/h (matching UK/EU assist speeds) and a full specification that appeals to riders looking for more than just a city commuter bike.

Smooth Power Delivery
The M20’s brushless 1000W peak motor provides strong torque and reliable performance, especially when combined with the 7-speed Shimano gearing system that gives flexibility across terrains. The fat tyres give added grip and confidence on loose or uneven surfaces, and dual suspension ensures the ride remains smooth.

Comfort & Control
With its dual suspension system (front hydraulic + rear shock absorber), the bike absorbs bumps and rough terrain with ease. The 20″ × 4.0″ fat tyres greatly enhance stability and comfort, while the hydraulic disc brakes front and rear give strong stopping performance — important given the bike’s potential weight and power.

Smart Battery System
A 48 V battery system gives a solid foundation. The standard 13-Ah version offers up to ~75 km in PAS mode 1 as per manufacturer. There’s also a 26-Ah upgrade option for extended range. The ~5-hour charge time is convenient for overnight or day-use charging, and the LCD display helps monitor battery level and ride stats.

Tech You Can Trust
The M20 is equipped with features often found in higher-end e-bikes — dual suspension, fat tyres, Shimano 7-speed gearing, hydraulic disc brakes, LCD display — all built into a frame that is listed as lightweight aluminium alloy, improving durability and riding experience.

Built for Everyday Use
Whether you’re riding city streets, tracks or mixed terrain, the M20 offers versatility. Its robust build and fat tyres mean it’s comfortable on tarmac or loose surfaces; its power and gearing make it suitable for moderate hills; and the battery options give flexibility in usage scenario. Storage and maintenance are straightforward — and for many riders, the 25 km/h assist speed fits legal usage in the UK without needing vehicle registration.