The range of your E-bike can vary between 40-70 miles, though this can be more or less depending on factors such as the specific model of your E-bike, your riding style, the level of pedal assist and/or throttle used, rider weight, the terrain (including hills), and prevailing wind conditions (headwinds or tailwinds).

On the Hybrid Pro or CSC, running full‑throttle the whole time will net roughly 25–30 miles (40–50 km) on a single charge. Switch to low pedal‑assist (levels 1–2) and you’ll see 55–60 miles (90–100 km) on flat ground with a 160 lb rider. A mixed riding style at assist levels 3–5 lands in the middle, delivering about 35–45 miles (55–70 km).

On Hybrid Standard full‑throttle riding delivers roughly 19–23 miles (30–37 km) on a charge. Drop to low pedal‑assist (levels 1–2) and you’ll see around 42–46 miles (68–74 km) on flat ground with a 160 lb rider. A mixed approach at assist levels 3–5 usually lands in the middle, at about 27–35 miles (44–56 km).

With the 20 Ah pack on the StormX fat‑tire (4 in) model, riding full‑throttle the whole time delivers roughly 32–36 miles (50–58 km) per charge. Switch to low pedal‑assist (levels 1–2) and you’ll see around 60–65 miles (96–105 km) on flat terrain with a 160 lb rider. A mixed style at assist levels 3–5 falls between those figures, netting about 42–50 miles (68–80 km).

Understanding these variables and how they interact can help you optimize your ride for maximum range and enjoyment.