What is the real-world range of the Engwe M20 26Ah?

Engwe rates each 48V 13Ah pack at up to 75km in assist level 1, so up to 150km on both. In everyday riding expect roughly 45km to 75km per battery depending on rider weight, assist level, hills, headwind, tyre pressure and temperature.

What colours is the Engwe M20 available in?

Green, Kenshi Black and White. The colourways are mechanically identical, so the choice is purely cosmetic.

Does the Engwe M20 come assembled?

It arrives largely assembled with the handlebars already fitted. You normally fit the front wheel, pedals and mudguard, then check the brakes and gears. An assembly tool kit is included.

What warranty and servicing come with the Engwe M20?

The M20 comes with a manufacturer warranty, and Inner City Scooters handles parts, servicing and warranty claims directly from Dublin. Instalment options may be available at checkout.

Motor Power (W)	250 W (EU restricted)
Top Speed (km/h)	25 km/h
Max Range (km)	Up to 150 km (75 km per battery)
Battery Capacity (Wh / Ah)	48V 13Ah Removable Lithium-Ion x 2 (1,248Wh Combined)
Charging Time (Hours)	Approx. 5 Hours Per Battery
IP Rating	IPX4
Maximum Incline	10°
Throttle	Pedal Assist (EU Pedelec); Throttle Not Active By Default
Locking System	Yes – Battery Lock
Braking System	160mm Mechanical Disc Brakes, Front And Rear
Suspension Type	Dual Suspension, Front Hydraulic Fork And Rear Air Shock
Tyre Size & Type	20” × 4.0” Fat Tyres
Weight (kg)	Approx. 38 kg (26Ah version)
Maximum Load Capacity (kg)	120 kg
Foldable	No

Engwe M20 26Ah Dual-Battery Fat Tyre Electric Bike

Name: Engwe M20 26Ah
Brand: Engwe
Price: 1399.0 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (61 reviews)

The Engwe M20 26Ah is the dual-battery version of Engwe's moped-styled fat tyre electric bike, built for long-distance commuting and weekend exploring across Ireland. Two removable 48V 13Ah packs give a combined 1,248Wh and up to 75km + 75km of assisted range, so range anxiety simply is not part of the ride. A 55Nm brushless motor assists to the road-legal 25km/h EU limit, 20" x 4.0" triple-layer fat tyres and dual suspension soak up Irish road surfaces, and a Shimano 7-speed drivetrain with 160mm disc brakes keeps it easy to live with. Available in Green, Kenshi Black and White at Inner City Scooters, Dublin.

Group of riders on Engwe M20 fat tyre electric bikes on a mountain trail

75+75kmDual-Battery Range

25km/hEU Road-Legal

48V 26Ah1,248Wh Removable

55NmMax Torque

20" x 4.0"Fat Tyres

10°Max Climbing

No Range Anxiety

The 26Ah version carries two full 48V 13Ah batteries rather than one. Each is rated at up to 75km in assist level 1, so a full pair covers up to 150km before either needs a socket.

Engwe M20 dual battery range comparison, 75km plus 75km versus a single battery e-bike

Twice the Battery, Roughly Twice the Distance

Both packs lift out with a key for indoor charging, and each takes around 5 hours to fill. Ride on one and keep the second as a spare, or run both for the long days. Real-world range depends on rider weight, assist level, terrain and temperature, so treat 150km as the best case rather than the everyday figure.

Engwe M20 ridden across city, forest and mountain terrain

Effortless Riding on Any Terrain

Wide fat tyres, dual suspension and a low standover height make the M20 forgiving for riders of all experience levels. City kerbs, canal towpaths, forest track and gravel are all within its comfort zone.

Engwe M20 dual suspension system, front hydraulic fork and rear air shock

Comfort in Every Mile

A front hydraulic suspension fork works with a rear air shock absorber, which Engwe rates at roughly twice the shock absorbance of a standard single-suspension e-bike. Combined with the 4-inch tyres, it takes most of the sting out of broken tarmac.

Engwe M20 streamlined adventure-driven frame design illustration

Adventure-Driven Design

The moped-style frame, long bench saddle and integrated rear rack give the M20 its distinctive look, while the 6061 aluminium alloy construction keeps the frame around 40 percent lighter than a high-carbon steel equivalent.

Built Around the Details

Engwe M20 high-brightness dual LED front headlight

Safety Meets Illumination

A high-brightness LED front light lights the road ahead, so early starts and dark evening commutes stay safe and visible.

Engwe M20 20 x 4.0 inch triple-layer fat tyre construction

Triple-Layer Fat Tyres

20" x 4.0" tyres built from imported rubber, carbon nano braiding and a butyl inner tube for a smooth, stable ride on any surface.

Engwe M20 160mm mechanical disc brake and rotor close up

Reliable Dual Disc Brakes

160mm mechanical disc brakes front and rear, with fast heat dissipation for smooth, predictable stopping in wet Irish conditions.

Shimano 7-Speed Gears

A Shimano derailleur and thumb shifter give precise, low-maintenance shifting and an easy cadence on climbs or at the assist limit.

Engwe M20 lightweight 6061 aluminium alloy frame with integrated battery

Lightweight, Durable Frame

6061 aluminium alloy, around 40 percent lighter than high-carbon steel, with the batteries carried low and central for balance.

Engwe M20 LCD display showing speed, battery level and assist mode

Clear LCD Display

A bright LCD readout keeps speed, battery level, distance and assist mode in view without taking your eyes far off the road.

Engwe M20 lifestyle gallery showing riders, helmet and bike details

Three Colourways

Green, Kenshi Black and White are mechanically identical. Every one shown here is the 26Ah build, with both batteries fitted.

Green

Deep forest green with tan saddle

Kenshi Black

Matte black throughout

White

Gloss white with tan saddle

The M20 in Detail

Green, side profile

White, side profile

Engwe M20 saddle, rear rack and aluminium frame detail — Bench saddle and rear rack

Engwe M20 front suspension fork, disc brake and 20 x 4.0 inch fat tyre — Front fork, disc brake and fat tyre

Engwe M20 removable 48V 13Ah battery with key lock — Removable battery with key lock

Rider on an Engwe M20 fat tyre electric bike on the road

Made for the Everyday Commute

Upright riding position, lights and a rear rack as standard. In Ireland the M20 is ridden as a pedelec, so there is no tax, insurance or licence to arrange before your first commute.

Unboxing and Assembly

Engwe's own assembly walkthrough. The M20 arrives with the handlebars shipped installed and the remaining work limited to the front wheel, pedals and a few adjustments.

What's in the Box

Engwe M20 e-bike x 1
48V 13Ah lithium-ion battery x 2
Battery charger x 1
Assembly tool kit x 1
Pedals x 2
Handlebars, shipped installed on the bike
User manual x 1

Frame Geometry and Fit

Measurements

A. Height 114cm
B. Total length 167cm
C. Reach 37cm
D. Standover height 76.2cm
E. Wheelbase 115.2cm
F. Minimum saddle height 84cm
Fit. Rider height 157cm to 188cm
Load. Payload capacity 120kg
Box. Package 140 x 33 x 87cm

Engwe M20 26Ah Full Specifications
Motor & Performance
Motor	Brushless Rear Hub Motor
Rated Power	250W (EU Version)
Max Torque	55Nm
Top Speed	25km/h (EU Limited)
Max Range	Up To 75km Per Battery At Assist Level 1, Up To 150km On Both
Max Climbing Angle	10°
Throttle	Supplied EU-Compliant As A Pedelec; Throttle Not Active By Default
Battery & Charging
Battery	48V 13Ah Removable Lithium-Ion x 2 (1,248Wh Combined)
Charging Time	Approximately 5 Hours Per Battery
Battery Security	Key Lock On Each Removable Pack
Drivetrain & Braking
Gear System	Shimano 7-Speed Derailleur
Braking	160mm Mechanical Disc, Front And Rear
Pedals	Supplied, Fitted On Assembly
Frame, Suspension & Wheels
Frame	6061 Aluminium Alloy
Suspension	Front Hydraulic Suspension Fork And Rear Air Shock
Tyres	20" x 4.0" Triple-Layer Fat Tyres
Electronics & Lighting
Display	LCD Display
Lighting	High-Brightness LED Front Headlight
IP Rating	IPX4
Dimensions & Fit
Total Length	167cm
Height	114cm
Wheelbase	115.2cm
Standover Height	76.2cm
Minimum Saddle Height	84cm
Rider Height	157cm To 188cm
Bike Weight	34.8kg (13Ah Version). The Second Battery Adds Roughly 3.2kg
Shipping Weight	45.9kg Gross (26Ah Version)
Payload Capacity	120kg
Foldable	No
General
Colours	Green, Kenshi Black, White
Road Legal	Yes, EU Version Limited To 25km/h Pedal Assist
Bike To Work	Eligible Through Inner City Scooters
In The Box	Engwe M20 E-Bike, 48V 13Ah Battery x 2, Charger, Assembly Tool Kit, Pedals x 2, Handlebars Shipped Installed, User Manual

FAQ about the Engwe M20 26Ah Electric Bike

Is the Engwe M20 road-legal in Ireland?

Yes. This is the EU version: the motor is rated at 250W and assistance cuts off at 25km/h, which meets the EU pedelec (EPAC) standard, so it is treated like a bicycle in Ireland with no tax, insurance or licence required. Ride it in pedal-assist on public roads. Engwe documents a throttle mode on this model, but a throttle-driven e-bike is not a pedelec under Irish rules, so keep any throttle use to private land.

What is the difference between the 13Ah and 26Ah versions?

Only the battery. The 13Ah version carries one 48V 13Ah pack; the 26Ah version carries two, for 1,248Wh combined and roughly double the range. Frame, motor, brakes, suspension and drivetrain are identical. This page is the 26Ah dual-battery build.

What is the real-world range?

Engwe rates each 48V 13Ah pack at up to 75km in assist level 1, so up to 150km on both. In everyday Irish riding expect meaningfully less: roughly 45km to 75km per battery depending on rider weight, assist level, hills, headwind, tyre pressure and temperature. Cold weather and high assist levels cost the most range.

How long does it take to charge?

About 5 hours per battery from empty with the supplied charger. One charger is included, so charging both packs back to back takes roughly 10 hours. Both batteries lift out with a key, so you can charge them indoors rather than leaving the bike plugged in outside.

Can I ride it in the rain?

Yes. The M20 is rated IPX4 against splashing water, which covers normal Irish rain and wet roads. Avoid submerging the bike or pressure-washing the motor, battery contacts and connectors, and dry the chain and rotors after a wet ride.

How heavy is it, and does it fold?

The M20 does not fold. Engwe quotes 34.8kg for the 13Ah bike, and the second battery adds roughly 3.2kg, so the 26Ah build is around 38kg. Both batteries are removable, which takes real weight out if you need to lift it. Shipping weight for the 26Ah version is 45.9kg gross.

Will it fit my height?

Engwe quotes a rider height range of 5'2" to 6'2", roughly 157cm to 188cm. Minimum saddle height is 84cm and standover height is 76.2cm, so check those against your inside leg if you are near the lower end. Payload capacity is 120kg including rider and any luggage.

Are the colours different in any way?

No. Green, Kenshi Black and White are the same bike with a different finish, all with the same motor, batteries, brakes and suspension.

Does it come assembled, and how much work is involved?

It arrives largely assembled with the handlebars already fitted. You will normally fit the front wheel, pedals and mudguard, then check the brakes and gears. The assembly tool kit is in the box, and Engwe's own assembly video is above. Our Dublin workshop can also build and safety-check the bike for you before collection.

Is the M20 eligible for the Bike to Work scheme?

Yes. The M20 is a pedelec e-bike and qualifies under the Irish Cycle to Work scheme through Inner City Scooters. Get in touch before you order and we will issue the quotation your employer needs.

Do you deliver across Ireland and the EU?

Yes. Inner City Scooters ships the Engwe M20 across Ireland and the EU. In-stock bikes usually arrive within a few working days in Ireland, with tracking as soon as the order is dispatched. EU delivery times vary by country.

What warranty and servicing come with it?

The M20 comes with a manufacturer warranty, and as a Dublin-based store we handle parts, servicing and warranty claims directly rather than sending you to an overseas supplier. Instalment options may be available at checkout depending on the payment methods enabled on innercityscooters.com.

Order your Engwe M20 26Ah today with Inner City Scooters Ireland — delivering across Ireland and the EU.