Lectric Launches Limited-Edition XP4 E-Bikes in Three New Colours at $1,399
Lectric eBikes has launched three limited-edition versions of its XP4 folding e-bike, called District, Jubilee and Ridge, at $1,399. Lectric calls the XP4 America's best-selling e-bike.
By the Tesla News Wire staff · Edited by Seamus McKenna · · 2 min read
Lectric has given its best-selling folding e-bike a limited-edition makeover. The company announced the bikes in a press release, and Electrek covered the launch.
The three editions
District: matte black.
Jubilee: thistle.
Ridge: forest green.
Specs
750W motor.
Top speed of 28 mph.
Up to 85 miles of range, depending on battery and assist level.
Price: $1,399.
All three come in matte finishes, and each is bundled with its own "XPerience Kit" of accessories. «Our riders use their XP4s for everything, from replacing cars on city commutes to discovering new backcountry fishing spots,» said Levi Conlow, Lectric's co-founder and CEO.
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