Electric bikes Reviewed

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.

Aventon’s updated Soltera 2.5 builds on the brand’s minimalist urban e-bike concept with notable refinements.

Specialized’s Turbo Levo SL II Comp Alloy is the brand’s latest bid for an affordable lightweight eMTB, boasting adjustable geometry and lively FSR suspension.

The Volt Burlington, priced at £2,199, is one of the best Dutch-style e-bikes for urban riders, offering a blend of style, practicality, and comfort.