Lightweight folding e-bike at 46 lbs — 45-mile range, 20 mph, and it folds for easy storage in apartments.
Why It Stands Out
Lectric cracked the formula that made e-bikes mainstream: a foldable frame that fits in a closet, a legal 20 mph Class 2 motor, and a price far below competitors with similar specs. The XP Lite is Lectric's stripped-down version that hits 46 pounds — light enough for most people to lift onto a car rack or carry up stairs.
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