Europe has an electric bike problem. Direct-to-consumer e-bikes from inexpensive Chinese brands like Engwe and countless others can be easily purchased online despite openly flouting EU restrictions.

The Engwe LE20 is an interesting take on the cargo e-bike format. It’s marketed as a budget-friendly utility e-bike that can handle hauling groceries, gear, or even a passenger. At the same time ...

Let’s begin with those wheels. The first ENGWE e-bike I ever reviewed was the M20, which boasted tires measuring a whopping 20 by 4.0 inches. They had a three-layer design of rubber, carbon nano ...

Electric bike manufacturer Engwe just recently launched a new premium brand, Mapfour, featuring lightweight carbon fibre frames and utilising high-grade materials comparable to more established ...

From the outside, the M20 system looks very similar to the brand’s award-winning 3020i speakers. But in addition to a 1in decoupled tweeter, a 5in mid/bass driver and a rear-firing bass reflex port, Q ...