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ENGWE E-Bikes Compared: Zip, O20 Boost, EP-2 3.0 Boost and P275 SE
Four 250W, EU-legal ENGWE e-bikes from €999 to €1,299, compared on battery size, weight, tyres and listed range.
Prices and availability checked on 2026-10-21; they may change. Prices are in euros from ENGWE's EU store.
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Spec table first
| Zip | O20 Boost | EP-2 3.0 Boost | P275 SE | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | €1,099 | €1,199 | €1,299 | €999 |
| Motor torque | 40 Nm | 75 Nm | 75 Nm | 40 Nm |
| Battery | 360Wh | 720Wh | 648Wh | 468Wh |
| Weight | 19.4 kg | 26.5 kg | 32.3 kg | 24.4 kg |
| Tyres | 16" | 20" x 2.125" | 20" x 4.0" | 20" x 1.75" |
| Listed range (PAS 1) | 120 km | 141 km | 120 km | 100 km |
| Suspension fork | Not listed | 50 mm | 50 mm | Not listed |
Figures come from ENGWE's product pages. Range numbers are the brand's real-world estimates at the lowest assist level and will be lower in hard use.
The four bikes
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ENGWE Zip
€1,099
- 16" wheels, triple-folding steel frame
- 250W rear hub, 40 Nm, 36V 10Ah (360Wh)
- 19.4 kg with battery
- Listed range 120 km (PAS 1)
Best for: Small flats and multimodal commutes
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ENGWE O20 Boost
€1,199 (listed down from €1,299)
- 20" x 2.125" tyres, 50 mm hydraulic fork
- 250W hub, 75 Nm, 48V 15Ah (720Wh)
- 26.5 kg, Shimano Altus 8-speed
- Listed range 141 km (PAS 1), rear rack included
Best for: Folding bike with the biggest battery here
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ENGWE EP-2 3.0 Boost
€1,299
- 20" x 4.0" fat tyres, 50 mm hydraulic fork
- 48V hub, 75 Nm, 48V 13.5Ah (648Wh)
- 32.3 kg, magnesium alloy step-through frame
- Listed range 120 km (PAS 1)
Best for: Mixed terrain, grass and sand
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ENGWE P275 SE
€999 (listed down from €1,499)
- 20" x 1.75" tyres, Shimano 7-speed
- 250W, 40 Nm, 468Wh removable battery
- 24.4 kg, 160 mm hydraulic discs
- Listed range 100 km (PAS 1)
Best for: Upright city commuting
View on ENGWEHow to choose in four steps
- Start with storage. If the bike must fold into a flat or a boot, the Zip (triple-folding, 19.4 kg) and the O20 Boost (compact folding frame, 26.5 kg) are the folders. The EP-2 3.0 Boost also lists a fold, but at 32.3 kg it is heavy to lift.
- Match the battery to your route. A 360Wh pack suits a short daily commute; 648-720Wh packs on the EP-2 and O20 give the longest listed ranges.
- Pick your tyres. Fat 4.0 inch tyres on the EP-2 suit grass and sand; the 1.75 inch tyres on the P275 SE are made for pavement.
- Check the gearing. The P275 SE has Shimano 7-speed, the O20 Boost Altus 8-speed. Verify the Zip and EP-2 drivetrain on their pages if hills matter.
Strengths on paper and watch-outs
Strengths on paper
- CE (EN15194) certification listed on the Zip, O20 Boost and EP-2
- Torque sensors on all four
- Hydraulic fork with lockout on O20 and EP-2
- Sale pricing on P275 SE and O20 Boost at the time we checked
Watch-outs
- Speed is limited to 25 km/h in the EU-legal configuration
- Weights run from 19 to 32 kg, so check stairs and lifting
- Listed range is a brand estimate, not independent testing
- We have not ridden these bikes
Which model for which rider
Pick the Zip if portability beats power. Choose the O20 Boost if you want a folder with real battery and a front fork. The EP-2 3.0 Boost is the one for gravel, grass and sand, accepting the weight. The P275 SE is the quiet, upright commuter at the lowest price on the list, and it carries a front basket and chain guard according to its page.
Choose your ENGWEBefore you buy
Check delivery and return conditions for your country, confirm local e-bike rules on speed, power and age, and confirm that the sale price is still shown at checkout. Accessories such as fenders and racks are listed separately for some models.
FAQ
Which ENGWE here has the longest listed range?
The O20 Boost lists 141 km at the lowest assist level on a 720Wh battery.
Which is lightest?
The Zip, at 19.4 kg with its battery according to ENGWE.
Are these bikes street legal in Europe?
ENGWE describes them as 250W, EU-compliant e-bikes, and lists CE EN15194 certification for several. Rules vary by country, so check yours.
Do prices include fenders or racks?
Not always. The O20 Boost lists a rear rack as included; for others check the product page.
Sources
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