Fiido Ireland E-Bike Lineup Explained: Cargo, Folding, City and Touring Models
Fiido Ireland lists everything from a €1,389 folding commuter to a €3,499 dual-battery cargo bike. Here is how the main models differ on paper, and what to check before you order.
Prices and availability checked on 2026-11-13; they may change.
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What Fiido Ireland sells
Fiido is an electric-bike maker, and fiido.ie is the Irish storefront that lists its bikes in euros, alongside spare parts, locks, kids' seats and trailers from the BRN range. The bike range falls into four practical groups: cargo and utility bikes (T3 Max, T3 Urban, T2, M25, T1 Pro), folding and compact bikes (X V2, D11, D3 Pro), city and gravel bikes (C21, L3), and touring or fat-tyre models (Nomads Pro, M1 Pro). The store also promotes a Cycle to Work scheme option on its product pages, which is worth a look if your employer offers one.
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The models at a glance
The table summarises what Fiido Ireland's own product pages state. Where a page gives no clear figure in the text we could read, we say "see product page" instead of guessing.
| Model | Type | Price (EUR) | Listed range / battery | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T3 Max | Longtail cargo | €2,999 / €3,499 | 80 km or 200 km (dual battery) | 155–200 cm riders |
| Nomads Pro | Touring | €2,499–€2,999 | See product page | 170–200 cm (M/L) |
| X (V2) | Folding, torque sensor | €1,649 | Up to 130 km (250 W), 110 km (350 W) | 19.8 kg, 120 kg load |
| D11 | Folding commuter | €1,389 | Battery 417.6 Wh | 17.5 kg, 120 kg load |
| C21 | City / e-gravel | From €1,409 | 80 km | 17.5–18 kg, 120 kg load |
| M1 Pro | Fat tyre | €1,499 | See product page | 2025 version |
Pick by use case
Fiido T3 Max Longtail Cargo E-Bike
€2,999 (80 km) / €3,499 (dual battery, 200 km)
- Longtail cargo design, 20×2.4" tyres
- Listed rider height 155–200 cm
- Range option: 80 km or 200 km (dual battery)
- Rear rack with accessory mount holes
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Fiido Nomads Pro Touring E-Bike
€2,499–€2,999
- Touring bike with 29×2.1" tyres
- Two frame sizes (M / L), riders 170–200 cm
- Four configurations listed
- Geometry chart on product page
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Fiido X (V2) Folding E-Bike
€1,649
- Torque sensor; 250 W or 350 W motor options
- 417.6 Wh battery, listed range up to 130 km
- 19.8 kg, max load 120 kg
- Removable battery, 7-speed Shimano
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Mid-article tip: compare range figures carefully. Fiido quotes "power assisted range" for the X (V2) as 130 km for the 250 W version and 110 km for the 350 W version. Real-world range depends on rider weight, terrain, assist level and temperature.
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Fiido D11 Folding E-Bike
€1,389
- 250 W brushless motor, 25 km/h
- 417.6 Wh removable battery (11.6 Ah)
- 17.5 kg with battery
- Max load 120 kg
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Fiido C21 City E-Gravel
From €1,409 (up to €1,579)
- 250 W motor, 9-speed derailleur
- Listed range 80 km
- 18 kg (step-over) / 17.5 kg (step-through)
- Max load 120 kg
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Fiido M1 Pro Fat Tire (2025 version)
€1,499
- Fat-tyre electric bike
- 2025 upgraded version
- See product page for motor and battery
- Priced at €1,499 at time of check
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Cargo bikes: T3 Max in detail
The T3 Max is the flagship longtail on the Irish store. It uses 20×2.4" tyres, lists a rider height range of 155–200 cm, and a long rear rack with mounting holes for baskets and accessories. The page offers two configurations: a standard battery rated at 80 km at €2,999 and a dual-battery version rated at 200 km at €3,499. If you mostly do short school or shop runs, the standard battery is the cheaper route; if you plan long errands or hilly rides, the extra €500 buys a much larger stated range.
Folding bikes: X (V2) vs D11
Both share the same 417.6 Wh battery capacity on paper and a 120 kg maximum load. The X (V2) adds a torque sensor, a Shimano 7-speed drivetrain and the option of a 250 W or 350 W motor; the page lists top speeds of 25 km/h and 32 km/h respectively for those variants (check local legal limits before choosing the faster one). The D11 is the lighter and cheaper option at 17.5 kg including battery and €1,389, against 19.8 kg and €1,649 for the X. A torque sensor generally gives assistance that follows your pedalling effort, so the extra €260 is mainly a ride-feel upgrade.
City and touring: C21 and Nomads Pro
The C21 is the e-gravel city bike: 250 W motor, 9-speed derailleur, step-over or step-through frames and a listed range of 80 km, with prices from €1,409 depending on size. The Nomads Pro is a newer touring model with 29×2.1" tyres, two frame sizes and four configurations from €2,499 to €2,999; its page includes a full geometry table that helps if you are between sizes.
Strengths on paper
- Wide spread of bike types under one store
- Removable batteries on the folding models
- Stated 120 kg max load on several models
- Euro pricing with VAT included on the listings
- Cycle to Work scheme mentioned on product pages
Watch-outs
- Some pages give little text on motor and battery detail
- Fiido Ireland's recall page mentions past order delays and a recalled universal charger sold in 2023–2024; read it and ask about stock and delivery times before paying
- Range claims are manufacturer figures, not independent tests
- Spare parts differ per model, so confirm compatibility
Before you buy
- Confirm the exact variant (battery size, motor, frame size) in the cart.
- Ask the store about delivery time and stock for your model.
- Check local rules on assisted speed and motor power.
- Check warranty and returns terms on the store's policy pages.
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FAQ
What is the cheapest Fiido e-bike on the Irish store?
Among the main bikes we checked, the D11 folding bike at €1,389 was the lowest-priced. The store also sells a Q1S folding electric scooter; check its page for pricing.
Which model has the longest stated range?
The Fiido X (V2) page quotes up to 130 km for the 250 W version, and the T3 Max dual-battery version is listed at 200 km. The store also lists an M25 cargo model marketed with extended range.
Is there a Cycle to Work option?
The product pages show a "Generate Cycle Scheme" button, so the store supports the scheme for eligible buyers. Ask your employer about eligibility.
Can I swap the battery?
The X (V2) and D11 pages describe removable batteries. Other models vary, so check each page.
Sources
- https://fiido.ie/
- T3 Max product page
- Nomads Pro product page
- X (V2) product page
- D11 product page
- C21 product page
- M1 Pro product page
- Recall product information
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