Mountain / eMTB eBikes
Looking for the best electric mountain bike? This page compares 15 mountain / emtb electric bikes from Lectric eBikes, Ride1UP, Himiway, Rad Power Bikes, Pedego, Aventon, QuietKat and Trek priced from $1,050 to $7,500. Use the comparison table to sort by motor, battery, range, and class, then filter individual bikes by brand and price.
→ See our full Best Mountain eBikes guide (curated picks ranked #1 to #10)
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Compare Mountain / eMTB eBikes
| Bike | Price | Motor | Battery | Range | Class | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lectric eBikes XPeak2 High-Step eBike | $1,299 | - | - | - | - | - |
| Lectric eBikes XPeak2 High-Step Long-Range eBike | $1,499 | - | - | - | - | - |
| Ride1UP Rift | $1,795 | 750W | 960Wh | 60 mi | - | Riders who want fat-tire stability and long range for mixed pavement/trail commuting without mountain-bike pricing |
| Himiway D5 Pro / All-terrain Electric Fat Bike | $1,799 | 750W | 960Wh | - | - | - |
| Ride1UP TrailRush | $1,995 | 250W | 504Wh | 50 mi | - | Trail riders who want real eMTB componentry (suspension, dropper, mid-drive) without Specialized/Trek pricing |
| Rad Power Bikes Radster Trail | $1,999 | 750W | 720Wh | 65 mi | - | Riders who want a versatile do-everything e-bike for mixed terrain — light trails, gravel, and daily commuting — with high payload capacity at an accessible price |
| Pedego Trail Tracker: 26" Edition | $1,050 | 750W | 672Wh | 56 mi | - | - |
| Ride1UP Prodigy XC | $2,195 | 250W | 504Wh | 50 mi | - | Riders who want a torque-sensing mid-drive with off-road capability and don't need a throttle |
| Aventon Ramblas ADV Ebike | $2,899 | 750W | 708Wh | 90 mi | - | - |
| QuietKat Ranger AWD | $3,000 | 750W | 828Wh | 52 mi | - | - |
| Himiway Himiway D7 Pro Mountain eBike | $3,999 | 1000W | 960Wh | 80 mi | - | Budget off-road riders who want max power and range for the least money |
| Aventon Current ADV Ebike | $4,599 | 750W | 800Wh | 105 mi | - | - |
| Trek Powerfly+ FS 4 Gen 4 | $5,499 | 250W | 750Wh | 55 mi | - | Riders who want a full-suspension eMTB for real trails, not just gravel paths |
| Aventon Current EXP Ebike | $5,999 | 750W | 800Wh | 105 mi | - | - |
| Cannondale Moterra Neo Carbon LT 2 | $7,500 | - | - | - | - | - |
Popular Mountain / eMTB eBikes
Mountain / eMTB eBike FAQ
What is a mountain / emtb eBike?
Full suspension, knobby tires, designed for trail riding. The premium eBike segment. Top picks include the Specialized Turbo Levo and Trek Powerfly. Browse the models below to compare motor power, battery capacity, range, and price across the category.
What is the best mountain / emtb eBike?
The best mountain / emtb eBike depends on your budget and use case. Above we show our top picks based on best-for tags. For a curated shortlist with full reasoning, see our Best Mountain eBikes guide at /best/best-mountain-ebikes/.
How much does a mountain / emtb eBike cost?
In our catalog, mountain / emtb eBikes range from $1,050 to $7,500. Lower-priced models typically use hub motors and cadence sensors, while higher-end models add mid-drive motors, larger batteries, hydraulic disc brakes, and better integration.
Which brands make mountain / emtb eBikes?
Lectric eBikes, Ride1UP, Himiway, Rad Power Bikes, Pedego, Aventon, QuietKat, Trek, and more all make mountain / emtb eBikes in our catalog. Click any model below for full specs, pricing, and dealer listings.