Mid-drive, not hub
Mass sits at the swingarm pivot, so the rear stays planted when the trail turns to rock.
5,000 W of mid-drive torque, 200 N·m at the motor, 66 kg you can throw into a rut. The H2 is a pure-electric enduro built for terrain that has no schedule.
No clutch, no chain lube ritual, no carburettor. Just a throttle, a battery you can swap in 90 seconds, and a chassis that tells you exactly what the rear wheel is doing.
Full specificationMass sits at the swingarm pivot, so the rear stays planted when the trail turns to rock.
9.8 kg of 21700 cells in an aluminium cradle. Charger included.
Pressure washers, river crossings and monsoon commutes are all fine.
45–48 mm inverted fork, hydraulic discs front and rear.
1,135 MM WHEELBASE
No warm-up, no gear changes, no noise waking the whole trail. Cold start to full torque, in one shot.
Rated 2,000 W for thermal headroom, peaking at 5,000 W when you ask for it. 218 N·m at the wheel, delivered without a gearbox, a clutch or a sound complaint.
One platform, three intentions. Choose the rubber and the stance that match where you actually ride.
Every subsystem is accessible with a 4 mm and a 6 mm hex key. That is deliberate — fleets and rental operators maintain these bikes in the field.
Motor at the swingarm pivot, chain final drive. Central mass, low unsprung weight.
1,620 Wh of 21700 cells with per-group BMS monitoring. 90-second swap.
Rain, river crossings and pressure washing are all in spec.
Aluminium stanchions, adjustable damping, 320 mm clearance.
Speed, state of charge, fault codes and service intervals. Readable in sun.
Bodywork, pack and both wheels come off in the field.
From a single rider’s weekend to a 200-unit rental fleet, the H2 is specified, homologated and supported the same way.
Distribution, fleet and OEM programmes with transparent tier pricing, EU homologation support and spares held in Rotterdam and Ningbo.

Nine days, two riders, four battery swaps a day. What survived, what did not, and what we changed in firmware 2.4.
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Rolling out to all H2 controllers this month. Flashed over Bluetooth from the service app, about six minutes.
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Six partners in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, with demo units and spare packs on the floor from October.
Read storyReal riders answer the support inbox — usually within one business day.
Rated 50 km on the 27 Ah pack. With a 78 kg rider on knobby tyres and 900 m of climbing we measured 38 km per pack. Plan on 35–45 km for mixed trail use, 45–55 km on road.
The off-road and trail versions are not. The Street version can be homologated to L1e-B in the EU on request, which takes 6–8 weeks and is quoted per market. In the UK we do not currently hold type approval.
About 90 seconds: unlock with the key, lift the pack out by the handle, drop the new one in. The pack weighs 9.8 kg.
Yes. Bodywork, wheels, brakes and the pack are all accessible with 4 mm and 6 mm hex keys. The controller is sealed; firmware updates go through the service app over Bluetooth.
Samples in 7–10 days, production orders 30–45 days depending on volume and colour. Sea freight to Europe adds 30–38 days.
From 50 units: custom colours, graphics, telemetry hardware and private-label packaging. From 200 units we will discuss frame-level changes.