CES delivered one of the most exciting electric bike lineups we’ve ever seen. From ultra-light carbon urban machines to full-blown electric motorcycles pushing motorcycle-level torque and speed, the 2026 electric bike class is shaping up to redefine personal transportation.

Below is a complete, SEO-optimized roundup of every confirmed electric bike and electric motorcycle featured, using only the official names shared on the show floor. Many of these models are pre-release or concept-stage, but they give us a clear look at where the e-bike industry is heading next.

Apollo officially entered the e-bike space under its new brand LYNQ, launching the LYNQ Relay lineup.

Key highlights include:

• Cargo-focused modular design

• Throttle-enabled (no pedaling required)

• Torque sensor for smooth power delivery

• 20 mph speed cap

• Deep app integration borrowed from Apollo scooters

• Expandable accessories including radar and tire pressure monitoring

This is a serious push toward connected, utility-focused electric bikes.

Heybike Ranger 3 Pro — High-Value Fat Tire E-Bike

The Heybike booth highlighted the Heybike Ranger 3 Pro, a versatile fat-tire e-bike built for both city and trail use.

Specs include:

• Top speed: 28 mph

• Range: up to 85 miles

• Torque sensor

• Fat tires for urban + off-road riding

• Retail price: $1,499

This model stands out for delivering long range and speed at a very competitive price point.

Hooga Electric Dirt Bikes — Daytona Tech Meets Off-Road

Hooga revealed its second major product category: electric dirt bikes built with performance in mind.

What we know so far:

• Two battery variants (88V / 72V)

• Estimated top speed: 80–90 mph

• Range: 70–100 miles (depending on riding style)

• Target price: under $7,000

These bikes bring high-voltage performance into a price range that could seriously disrupt the electric dirt bike market.

DeLorean DM700 — A Rolling Design Statement

Yes, that DeLorean. The DeLorean DM700 is a visually striking electric bike designed to look nothing like an e-bike.

Key features:

• Hidden wiring and fully integrated design

• 750W motor

• Top speed: 20 mph (regulated)

• Estimated range: ~50 miles

• Belt drive instead of chain

• Price: ~$1,499

This is an e-bike aimed at riders who care as much about aesthetics as performance.

Lexgo E Micro 10 — Ultra-Compact Folding Micro E-Bike

The Lexgo introduced the E Micro 10, a tiny, urban-focused solution.

Highlights:

• 14-inch wheels

• 250W pedal-assist motor

• Folding stem for easy trunk storage

• Smart helmet integration with turn signals and brake lights

• Speed: 20–25 km/h

• Range: 20–25 km

• Price: ~€599

Perfect for last-mile commuting and city living.

SWM Electric Motorcycle — Lightweight Power for Urban Riders

SWM showcased a compact electric motorcycle designed for daily use.

Specs include:

• Top speed: 85 km/h

• 4 kW rated motor

• 3 kWh battery

• Aluminum alloy frame

• Price: ~$7,000

This model targets riders looking for motorcycle performance in a lightweight electric package.

Hezzo 9 K9 — Carbon Fiber Performance E-Bike

The Hezzo introduced the Hezzo 9 K9, a premium, speed-focused e-bike.

Key specs:

• Full carbon fiber frame

• 1,500W motor

• Top speed: 43 mph

• Range: 60+ miles

• Samsung 21700 battery cells

• Price: ~$5,900

This is one of the fastest traditional-style e-bikes shown at CES.

Segway’s New Electric Bike & Dirt Bike Lineup

Segway revealed multiple new electric two-wheelers:

Utility E-Bike

• Short-tail cargo design

• Built-in rear rack (120 lb capacity)

• Range: up to 80 miles at ~12 mph

• Price: $1,999

• Integrated security “Lost Mode”

Compact Electric Dirt Bike

• Gas-equivalent of a 300cc motorcycle

• Wheelie control and rider assist features

• Top speed: 60 mph

• Price: ~$5,299

Segway continues to merge software intelligence with hardware durability.

Aotos Cyberpunk-Style E-Bike

The Aotos e-bike stood out visually with a race-inspired cyberpunk aesthetic.

• Top speed: 28 mph

• Price: $1,699

• Unique wheel-assist system that helps riders lift into controlled wheelies

Definitely one of the most futuristic designs on the show floor.

Jinhua Feimi Electric Motorcycle — Budget Power

The Jinhua Feimi electric motorcycle surprised many with its aggressive pricing.

• Motor: 6,500W

• Top speed: ~90 km/h

• Range: 80–90 km

• Price: ~$1,600

If this model reaches global markets as-is, it could dramatically disrupt entry-level electric motorcycles.

Final Thoughts: The Future of Electric Bikes Is Here

CES made one thing very clear: 2026 electric bikes are no longer just bicycles with motors. They are:

• Lighter than ever

• Smarter than ever

• Faster and more capable than gas alternatives

From the groundbreaking Novus One to ultra-affordable electric motorcycles, the next generation of e-bikes and e-motos is arriving fast.

Which electric bike from CES was your favorite? Let us know—and ride safe.