After tracking down the most exciting future e-bikes of 2026, one booth we couldn’t skip at CES 2026 was Segway. Known for pushing boundaries in electric mobility, Segway arrived with bold claims—and some of the most technology-packed electric bikes we’ve seen to date.

We spoke directly with Segway’s lead bike experts and got hands-on insight into three brand-new electric platforms, each designed to lead its category: the Myon commuter e-bike, the Mushi utility cargo bike, and the Saber electric dirt bike.

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Segway Myon: A Smart Commuter E-Bike Under $2,000

The Segway Myon officially launched during CES and immediately stood out as one of the most advanced commuter e-bikes anywhere near its price range.

Segway Myon Key Specs

• Price: $1,999

• Range: Up to 80 miles

• Top speed: 28 mph (Class 3)

• Classification: Class 2 / Class 3 e-bike

What Makes the Myon Different

The Myon’s standout feature is Segway’s Algorithm 2.0, which blends data from multiple onboard sensors:

• Cadence sensor

• Torque sensor

• Gyroscope

• Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU)

By analyzing pedaling force, cadence, incline, decline, and rider movement in real time, the bike automatically adjusts power delivery to create an exceptionally smooth and natural pedal feel.

Even more impressive for the price:

• Electronic shifting, rarely seen below the $2,000 mark

• Designed as a true do-everything urban bike, capable of commuting, errands, and everyday family use

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Segway Mushi: A High-Tech Utility Cargo E-Bike

The Segway Mushi is Segway’s take on a short-tail utility bike, built for hauling cargo, groceries, and passengers—without sacrificing ride quality or smart tech.

Segway Mushi Specs

• Motor: 750W rear direct-drive

• Battery: 717 Wh

• Range: Up to 80 miles (depending on load and speed)

• Top speed: 20 mph (Class 2)

• Rear rack capacity: Up to 120 lbs

Utility Meets Intelligent Control

Thanks to the direct-drive motor, the Mushi unlocks several advanced features:

• Traction control adapted from Segway scooter technology

• Descent control with engine-style braking

• Regenerative braking, feeding small amounts of energy back into the battery

The bike is intentionally simple and durable:

• Single-speed drivetrain

• Thumb throttle

• Hydraulic disc brakes

• 20” x 3.3” tires

• Mag wheels designed to handle heavy payloads better than traditional spokes

Built to Grow With You

Segway designed the Mushi as a modular platform:

• Passenger kits with rear seat cushions and foot pegs

• Front, middle, and rear cargo baskets

• Integrated cup holder

• Compatibility with rear-view radar and a dropper seatpost for safer stops under load

This makes the Mushi an ideal family, grocery, or small-business cargo e-bike.

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Segway Saber: A High-Performance Electric Dirt Bike

Segway also showcased the Segway Saber, an off-road machine derived from technology developed for Segway’s large rally-style electric dirt bikes.

Segway Saber Performance Overview

• Gas equivalent: ~300cc dirt bike

• Top speed: 60 mph

• Battery: 44 Ah, removable

• Price: $5,299

Off-Road Tech & Rider Assistance

• Four riding modes: 150 / 200 / 300 / Peace Mode

• Wheelie coaching to prevent over-rotation

• Advanced onboard security features

• Easy battery removal for on-bike or off-bike charging

Premium Hardware

• 220 mm suspension travel front and rear

• High-performance forks and rear shock

• Four-piston hydraulic brakes

• Lightweight, compact chassis with an excellent power-to-weight ratio

The Saber is positioned as both a beginner-friendly off-road bike and a machine that riders can grow into, offering a much easier learning curve than gas dirt bikes with no clutching, shifting, or intensive maintenance.

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Final Thoughts: Segway Is Setting the Pace for 2026

From the sensor-driven Myon, to the versatile Mushi, to the performance-focused Saber, Segway is clearly leveraging its expertise in software, control systems, and rider safety to redefine electric bikes across multiple categories.

If real-world testing backs up what Segway showed at CES, these bikes could easily become some of the best electric bikes of 2026.

Stay tuned for full ride tests, performance data, and long-term reviews.