In Pictures: Review: Engwe M20 3.0 60V e-bike delivers Super73-style performance at $1,399–$1,699

Moped-style e-bikes open up sunset rides that rival pricier Super73 models.

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The M20 3.0's moped styling targets riders who want Super73 looks without the premium price.

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A 750W-rated hub motor and dual 60V batteries give the M20 3.0 up to 180 miles of claimed pedal-assist range.

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Engwe positions the M20 3.0 as an urban commuter with off-road capability baked in.

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Riders can push the M20 3.0 to a 40 mph off-road top speed, well beyond typical e-bike limits.

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Quad-piston brakes and turn signals headline the M20 3.0's safety upgrades over its predecessor.

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At $1,399–$1,699, the M20 3.0 undercuts Super73 while matching its moped-style silhouette.

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The 102-lb build and dual batteries make the M20 3.0 a heavy but capable off-road machine.

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Reviewers flag minor annoyances like three separate key sets, though the value proposition holds.

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