Engwe Electric Bikes

Engwe electric bikes are built for riders who want power, range and rugged versatility — from compact folding commuters to fat-tyre all-terrain machines and step-through cruisers. As a trusted Engwe dealer in Ireland, Inner City Scooters stocks the range in our Dublin showroom and delivers nationwide and across the EU. Every Engwe is Cycle to Work Scheme eligible, helping you save up to 52% off the price through your employer.

Popular Engwe models

• Engwe T14 — compact folding mini commuter, the easiest Engwe to store, from €679
• Engwe ZIP — lightweight folding city bike for everyday commuting, from €1,049
• Engwe P20 — slim folding commuter with natural torque-sensor pedal assist, from €1,099
• Engwe EP-2 Boost — folding fat-tyre all-rounder for mixed terrain, from €1,299
• Engwe M20 26Ah — dual-battery long-range fat bike, from €1,399
• Engwe Engine Pro 2.0 — folding full-suspension fat-tyre powerhouse, from €1,499
• Engwe L20 3.0 Boost — step-through fat-tyre cruiser, easy to mount, from €1,499
• Engwe Engine Pro 3.0 Boost — the flagship fat-tyre model, most power and range, from €1,699

Why buy your Engwe from Inner City Scooters?

Test ride at our Dublin store before you commit, or order online with fast delivery across Ireland and the EU. Every e-bike is professionally prepared and safety-checked before it leaves us, and backed by warranty, in-house servicing and genuine Engwe spare parts — batteries, chargers, controllers, tyres and brake sets — so we can look after the bike long after the sale.

Engwe electric bikes — FAQs

Are Engwe electric bikes road legal in Ireland?

In pedal-assist mode limited to 25 km/h with a 250W motor, Engwe e-bikes are road legal in Ireland as pedelecs, with no licence, tax or insurance required. Any higher-powered setting or throttle-only riding is intended for private land, so check the mode your model is set to before riding on public roads.

Are Engwe bikes eligible for the Cycle to Work Scheme?

Yes — all Engwe bikes qualify. The scheme covers up to €1,500 on e-bikes and €3,000 on cargo e-bikes, saving most riders between 30% and 52% depending on your tax rate. We handle the paperwork with your employer.

Which Engwe is best for commuting?

The folding T14 and lightweight ZIP are the easiest to carry onto a bus or train and store in a flat. The P20 suits a longer road commute, where its torque-sensor assist feels the most natural to pedal, while the L20 3.0 Boost and M20 26Ah are better if your route mixes rough surfaces or you want maximum range.

What is the difference between the Engwe fat-tyre and folding models?

Fat-tyre models like the Engine Pro and EP-2 Boost have wide tyres and suspension for comfort on rough ground and better grip in wet weather, but they are heavier. Folding commuters like the T14, ZIP and P20 are lighter and pack down small, which matters more if you carry or store the bike daily.

How far will an Engwe go on one charge?

Real-world range depends on the model, rider weight, terrain and how much you pedal. Dual-battery models such as the M20 26Ah go furthest, while compact commuters cover shorter city distances. We will give you an honest range estimate for your route in-store.

Do you service Engwe bikes and stock spare parts in Ireland?

Yes — we service Engwe bikes in-house at our Dublin workshop and stock genuine spares including batteries, chargers, controllers, tyres and brake sets.

Where can I see an Engwe in Ireland?

At our Dublin showroom, Unit 19B, Fashion City, Dublin 24 (D24 YT68), where you can test ride the range.

Do you deliver Engwe bikes across Ireland?

Yes — we deliver across Ireland and the EU, with bikes sent boxed and needing only minimal home setup. In Dublin, we can also deliver your e-bike fully assembled and ready to ride as a paid option — just ask.