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Velotric e-bikes: US models side by side

Manufacturer-published specifications · data checked 2026-09-06 · no ratings, no road tests

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14 US models

Every figure was read from Velotric’s US product page on 2026-09-06. Price is the selling price on that date, not a compare-at figure. Range and weight are manufacturer claims. Motor power is shown as nominal / peak. Where Velotric does not publish a figure, the cell says “not stated”.

ModelPrice (USD)FrameMotor W (nominal / peak)Battery (Wh)Range (mi, claimed)ClassWeight (lb)UL 2849
Fold 1 $999 Folding 750 / not stated 608 55 Class 1/2/3 63 Listed
T1 ST Plus $1,199 High-step 350 / 600 352.8 70 Class 1/3 39 Listed
Fold 1 Plus $1,449 Folding 750 / 1100 608 68 Class 1/2/3 63 Listed
Discover 2 $1,499 not stated 750 / not stated 705.6 75 Class 1/2/3 63 Listed
Tempo $1,499 High-step 350 / 650 374 60 Class 1/2/3 39 Listed
Summit 1 $1,649 High-step 750 / 1300 705.6 70 Class 1/2/3 62 Listed
Breeze 1 $1,699 Step-through 750 / 900 627 70 Class 1/2/3 48 Listed
Discover 3 $1,999 Step-through 750 / 1100 730 80 Class 1/2/3 61 Listed
Nomad 2 $1,999 Step-through 750 / 1300 705.6 65 Class 1/2/3 75 Listed
GoMad $1,999 High-step 750 / 1300 801.6 75 Class 1/2/3 77 Listed
Summit 2 $2,099 High-step 750 / 1300 801.6 95 Class 1/2/3 57 Listed
Nomad 2X $2,299 Step-through 750 / 1400 801.6 75 Class 1/2/3 80 Listed
Discover M $2,399 Step-through 500 / 960 801.6 95 Class 1/2/3 60 Listed
Triker $2,499 Trike 750 / 1300 not stated 60 Class 1/2 85.8 Listed

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Data checked, sources, and what we did not test

Data checked: 2026-09-06. Specifications and prices were read from Velotric’s US product pages on that date and can change without notice. Confirm the current value on the product page before ordering.

Sources: Velotric’s own US product pages, linked from each model name. No review sites, forums or retailer ratings were used. How figures are read and corrected: How we work.

What we did not test: ride quality, brake feel, real-world range, durability and customer service. We have not ridden these bikes and publish no ratings or rankings.