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ENGWE
P275 SE
One of the best city bikes in this comparison when natural assistance, simplicity and road legality matter more than high power on steep climbs.
Daily commuting, city use and beginners looking for predictable assistance.
Relatively light, naturally assisted and thoroughly city-focused, with a torque sensor and road-legal 250 W configuration.
Verdict: One of the best city bikes in this comparison when natural assistance, simplicity and road legality matter more than high power on steep climbs.
Best for: Daily commuting, city use and beginners looking for predictable assistance.
Engwe
P275 SE
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Key strengths
01Very natural torque sensor
02Road-legal 250 W configuration
03Low weight of about 24.4 kg
04About 60 km at maximum assistance
05Excellent build quality and city geometry
Key drawbacks
01Only 43 Nm for steep climbs
02No complete rear brake light
03The battery remains active after the key is removed
04The brakes could be stronger
05Limited suspension travel
Engwe P275 SE specifications
with test commentary.
Each parameter is explained from a real riding perspective, including its effect on range, comfort, safety and everyday electric bike use.
The motor feels much stronger on the road than the figures suggest. It is flexible and pleasant to use.
Works efficiently and gives a pleasant, natural ride.
Very good.
Recommended range based on the test and available product data.
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