Phoenix-based electric bike company Lectric eBikes has been a consistent price leader in the electric bike industry. Now the company has just let it slip that they’re working on an electric trike that ...

Lectric is running what may be its first real, honest-to-goodness sale in a long time, knocking $100 off every model in its ...

Lectric is a fledgling electric bike company that has been gaining a lot of traction recently. It first entered the scene in 2019 with the LX, and has since garnered a lot of popularity thanks to its ...

Arizona-based e-bike manufacturer Lectric just unveiled the new XP 3.0 series, a folding two-wheeler that brings several upgrades to the table. Lectric’s XP series is advertised by the manufacturer as ...

Taking its cues from the already successful XP 2.0, the Lectric XP 3.0 makes strides in e-bike development, impressing with thoughtful upgrades and affordability. It's a solid pick for a wide array of ...

Even though electric bicycles are becoming extremely popular these days, most come with a price tag that often discourages people from switching to electric. Luckily, today I found the Lectric XP 2.0, ...

Lectric eBikes, one of the more popular suppliers of electric bicycles in the US, and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recently announced that they are voluntarily recalling a large ...

Lectric eBikes is getting into three-wheelers and its first upcoming offering is an absurd value. Lectric’s CEO, Levi Conlow, teased the XP Trike on Facebook yesterday, which was first spotted by ...

A couple of years ago, Phoenix-based e-mobility outfit Lectric launched a lightweight folding ebike priced at just $799. The new XP Lite 2.0 adds a few welcome upgrades to the budget-friendly package, ...

Not every bike rider is able to join the two-wheel pedal-assist revolution, and Arizona's wallet-friendly ebike maker Lectric has responded to folks looking for the improved stability offered by a ...

The standard version of the Lectric XP Lite 2.0 gets 45 miles with its 7.8Ah battery, but there’s a long-range option that uses a 14Ah battery for up to 80 miles of range. As for performance, the XP ...

In a major safety move, Lectric eBikes has issued a recall on the XP 3.0, related to the potential failure of mechanical disc brakes. The recall involves up to 45,000 XP 3.0 bicycles in the US. The US ...