XP Lite2
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Our take on the XP Lite2
The Lectric XP Lite2 is a folding electric bike with an aluminum frame, 20-inch wheels and a single-speed drivetrain, built as a lighter, simpler alternative to Lectric's full-size folders. It folds for car trunks and small apartments and uses hydraulic disc brakes, a step up from the mechanical brakes on the original XP Lite. It is a Class 2 bike with throttle and pedal assist, aimed at short commutes and errands rather than long rides.
- Folds small enough for a trunk or closet
- Lighter than most folding e-bikes, around 46 lb
- Hydraulic disc brakes stop well in wet weather
- Throttle plus pedal assist suits casual riders
- Low price for a name-brand folding e-bike
- Single speed limits climbing and fast pedaling
XP Lite2 price history
Lowest price we've seen: $1,548.95 on Oct 28. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 28.
What reviewers say
Owners treat the XP Lite2 as a convenient second bike for short trips. Reviewers praise the fold, the light weight and the hydraulic brakes for the price, while noting the single speed and modest range limit it to flat, short rides.
- Easy to fold and store
- Noticeably lighter than bigger folders
- Strong hydraulic brakes
- Good value for the price
- Single gear struggles on hills
- Range is short at higher assist levels
- Stiff ride on bumpy roads
Specifications
- Frame Material
- Aluminum
- Electric
Questions and answers
- Is the XP Lite2 worth it over the original XP Lite?
- Yes if you ride in wet weather or want better stopping power. The Lite2 adds hydraulic disc brakes, and the rest of the bike is largely the same simple folder.
- How far can it go on a charge?
- Lectric rates it at roughly 40 miles on pedal assist, less with heavy throttle use. Expect closer to 20 to 25 miles in real mixed riding.
- Can it climb hills with one gear?
- It can handle gentle grades with pedal assist, but steep hills are hard work. The single speed is the main limit for hilly areas.
- Does it fit in a car trunk?
- Yes. It folds at the frame and stem into a compact package that fits most trunks and back seats, though it is still heavy to lift at around 46 lb.
- What comes in the box?
- The bike arrives mostly assembled with the charger and basic tools. You attach the pedals, straighten the handlebar and check the brakes before the first ride.
- When is it cheapest?
- Lectric discounts the XP Lite2 around major sales like Black Friday and during model clearances. Prices have stayed fairly steady otherwise.
