folding
Lectric
XP4 750
$1,299
A powerful folding utility bike with long claimed range, a torque sensor, and a high-capacity rack.
Manufacturer reports UL 2849
85 mi claimed max*85 Nm71 lb complete
Performance
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Aniioki
A8 Pro Max GT
72V 70Ah AWD · Current U.S. listing
A dual-hub, 72V high-performance fat-tire platform.
$4,099
Checked Sep 19, 2026Check current price
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Availability snapshot: in stock. Current page accepts orders, although its variant control also says the 72V 70Ah option may be unavailable; confirm at checkout.
Original U.S. manufacturer-source record: Sep 19, 2026. Later field-specific checks and exact sources are listed below. Confirm current price, configuration, and availability with the seller.
High-performance configuration
51+ mphmanufacturer unrestricted claimPublic-road status needs extra verification
This model is marketed with power or speed beyond conventional Class 1–3 settings. Rules vary by state, locality, route, and land manager; ERideMatch does not treat it as confirmed for public-road use.
Claimed range*Up to 240 miManufacturer claims 110–240 miles with PAS and 90–100 miles without PAS; the lower-page range table conflicts
Motor5000WDual Hub · 250 Nm
Battery5040 WhNot clearly stated on the current manufacturer product page
Complete weightNot clearly publishedComplete-bike weight is not stated in accessible product-page text; battery alone is listed at 36.6 lb
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Where this bike makes sense
Strongest for
- Private-property performance
- Loose-surface traction
Think about
- Not treated as a confirmed public-road e-bike
- Manufacturer page contains conflicting reused 60V specifications below the 72V product summary
- No UL standard is stated on the product page
Fit and capacity
The numbers that determine whether the bike can safely support your use.
- Published rider height
- 5′ 3″–6′ 5″
- Total payload
- 400 lb
- Published rider limit
- Not clearly published
- Frame choices
- Step Through
- Rear rack capacity
- Not clearly published
- Passenger rating
- Not confirmed
Ride and performance
Manufacturer numbers translated into useful comparison points.
- Motor position
- Dual Hub
- Nominal / peak power
- 5000W / 6000W
- Published torque
- 250 Nm
- Pedal sensor
- Cadence
- Classes / top assist speed
- No public-road class stated · 51 mph
- Unrestricted performance
- 51+ mph manufacturer claim
- Throttle
- Yes
- Suspension
- Front travel not published · no rear suspension
- Tires
- 20 × 4 in fat tires
Ownership and safety
Included equipment, maintenance, service, and published certifications.
- Drivetrain
- Shimano 7-speed chain
- Dealer network
- Not confirmed
- Included equipment
- Rack: not confirmed · Fenders: not confirmed · Lights: included
- Electrical-system certification
- Not verified from the current manufacturer page
- Battery certification
- Not verified from the current manufacturer page
- Published water rating
- Not clearly published
No certification claim has been promoted to an evidence badge. A missing badge means we do not yet have a sufficiently specific manufacturer claim for this exact variant.
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