Summary
Lectric's compare page sorts its six models into three groups, and the group is the quickest way in. XP4, XPedition2 and XP Trike2 are listed under utility and cargo, XPress2 and XP Lite2 under city and commuter, and XPeak2 under adventure and trail. Within a group the models split on weight, folded size and top speed, and the weights Lectric quotes leave out a battery of 6 to 10.5 lb.
Six models in three groups
| Model | Lectric's group | Top speed | Bike weight without battery | Battery weight | Payload |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XP4 | Utility and Cargo | 28 mph | 62 lb | 7 lb (9 lb on the XP4 750) | 330 lb |
| XPedition2 | Utility and Cargo | 28 mph | 65 lb | 9 lb | 450 lb |
| XP Trike2 | Utility and Cargo | 14 mph (17 mph on the 750W version) | 79 lb | 7 lb | 415 lb |
| XPress2 | City and Commuter | 28 mph | 60 lb | 6 lb | 330 lb |
| XP Lite2 | City and Commuter | 20 mph | 41 lb | 8 lb | 275 lb |
| XPeak2 | Adventure and Trail | 28 mph | 64.5 lb | 10.5 lb | 330 lb |
Top speed and payload are from Lectric's compare page, and the weights are from its help article on bike weight, which lists bike, battery and total weight in separate columns. The FAQ gives the same bike figures under the heading "the weight of each Lectric eBike frame" without saying the battery is out, so an XP4 on a scale with its battery fitted is 69 lb, and an XPeak2 is 75 lb.
Which ones fold, and how small
Only three models are listed as fully foldable. The rest get smaller with the front wheel off.
| Model | Smallest size Lectric lists (L x W x H) | How |
|---|---|---|
| XP Lite2 | 36 x 16 x 28 in | Folds |
| XP4 | 37 x 17 x 29 in | Folds |
| XP Trike2 | 36.5 x 38 x 26 in | Folds |
| XPress2 | 59 x 10 x 31 in | Front wheel removed |
| XPeak2 | 60 x 10 x 32 in | Front wheel removed |
| XPedition2 | 70 x 10 x 30 in | Front wheel removed |
These are from Lectric's dimensions article, updated in June 2026. The compare page gives the XP Lite2 as 27 inches tall folded, one inch lower. The trike folds shorter but not narrower, and its 38-inch folded width drops to 30 inches only when the front wheel comes off. The XPedition2 and XPeak2 get down to 10 inches wide, which helps in a hallway, but at 60 to 70 inches long they stay closer to a full bike than to the 37-inch XP4.
Two XPress2 models, two frames
The XPress2 comes as a Commuter with a high-step frame and a Cruiser with a step-thru frame. Both use a 750W rear hub motor (1,310W peak) and a 672Wh battery certified to UL 2271, and Lectric claims up to 60 miles. The Cruiser's rider-height range starts at 5'2", the Commuter's at 5'4".
Rider height matters across the whole line. The XP Lite2 starts lowest at 4'8", and the XP4, XP Trike2 and XPedition2 start at 4'10" or 4'11". The XPress2 and XPeak2 start at 5'2", so below that height the choice narrows to the XP Lite2, XP4, XP Trike2 and XPedition2. Lectric's FAQ and compare page differ by an inch at the top of some ranges, 6'3" or 6'4" for the XP4.
What unlocks to 28 mph
Lectric says its bikes ship as Class 2, with a throttle to 20 mph and pedal assist "limited to 12 or 20mph in this setting depending on the model." The FAQ names "the XP, XPedition, XPeak, and XPress bikes" as the ones that "can be unlocked to achieve class 3 settings," which raises pedal assist to 28 mph while the throttle stays at 14 or 20 mph. The XP Lite2 and XP Trike2 are not on that list. The XP Lite2's top speed is 20 mph, and the trike's product pages describe it as a "Class 1 or 2 eBike."
The FAQ adds that riders "must check your local regulations before unlocking your bike as laws vary by state, municipality, and in some cases trail."
The trike comes in two versions
The standard XP Trike2 has a 500W motor (1,092W peak) with 65 Nm, a 624Wh battery, a 14 mph top speed and up to 50 miles claimed. The 750W long-range version has 85 Nm, an 840Wh battery, a torque sensor, a 17 mph top speed and up to 70 miles claimed. Both are rated for a 415 lb payload.
Sources
- Lectric eBikes: Compare Lectric eBikes
- Lectric eBikes: FAQ
- Lectric Help Center: How much does the bike weigh?
- Lectric Help Center: Bike Dimensions
- Lectric eBikes: XPress2 eBikes
- Lectric eBikes: XPress2 Commuter
- Lectric eBikes: XP Trike2 (500W)
- Lectric eBikes: XP Trike2 750 Long-Range
Data checked, sources, and what we did not test
Data checked: 2026-09-24. Figures and quotations were read on that date from the pages listed under Sources and can change without notice.
Sources: manufacturer, retailer and public-agency pages, listed above. No review sites, forums or retailer ratings were used.
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.