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VIVI M026TGBUL
VIVI

M026TGBUL

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SCORE
42
Overall Score
42/100
Price
$520
Torque
75 Nm
Motor
Rear Hub
Battery
374 Wh
Range
80 km
Weight
27 kg
Full SuspensionRemovable BatteryThrottleIntegrated LightsFenders

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Score Breakdown

VIVI M026TGBUL

How we calculate Range & Efficiency

Scores 23/100 vs. other mountain subcategory peers.

How we calculate Motor Performance

Scores 49/100 vs. other mountain subcategory peers.

How we calculate Ride Comfort

Scores 39/100 vs. other mountain subcategory peers.

How we calculate Build Quality

Scores 71/100 vs. other mountain subcategory peers.

How we calculate Portability

Scores 41/100 vs. other mountain subcategory peers.

How we calculate Tech & Features

Scores 35/100 vs. other mountain subcategory peers.

Final ScooterRank Rating · 6 dimensions

42/100

Average

Full Specifications

Motor & Assistance

Motor TypeHub drive rear
Peak Power1000 W
Torque75 Nm
Sensor TypeCombined
PAS Levels5
Throttle✓ Yes
Max Assist Speed35 km/h

🔋 Battery & Range

Battery Capacity374 Wh
Voltage48 V
Amp Hours7.8 Ah
Battery PositionDowntube
Removable✓ Yes
Claimed Range80 km
Range (Pedaling)80 km
Charge Time6 h

🚴 Frame & Fit

Frame MaterialSteel
Frame StyleStep over
Weight27 kg
Max Payload150 kg
Min Rider Height160 cm
Max Rider Height190 cm

🏔️ Suspension

Front SuspensionCoil
Front Travel60 mm
Rear SuspensionCoil

⚙️ Drivetrain

Drive SystemDerailleur
Derailleur BrandShimano
Derailleur ModelRD-TZ500

🛑 Brakes

Brake TypeMechanical disc
Rotor Size Front160 mm
Rotor Size Rear160 mm

🔵 Wheels & Tires

Wheel Size Front26"
Wheel Size Rear26"
Tire Width1.95"
Puncture Prot.✓ Yes
IP RatingIP54

📱 Tech & Features

DisplayLcd
ConnectivityNone
Integrated Lights✓ Yes
Front Light✓ Yes
Rear Light✓ Yes
Fenders✓ Yes
Rear Rack✗ No
Front Rack✗ No
Kickstand✓ Yes
Walk Assist✗ No
Alarm✗ No
USB Charging✗ No

VIVI M026TGBUL: Value-Packed Mountain E-Bike with 80 km Range

Priced at just $519.99, the VIVI M026TGBUL redefines what riders can expect from an entry-level electric mountain bike. Combining a 374 Wh battery with a top speed of 35 km/h, it boasts a quoted range of 80 km—ideal for weekend trail rides or urban commutes. Its IP54 rating ensures reliable performance in light rain or dusty conditions. At 27 kg without suspension, it balances durability and affordability, delivering an overall score of 4.2 and a standout value rating of 8.2. While the lack of front or rear suspension and its weight introduce comfort and portability trade-offs, the M026TGBUL remains a compelling choice for budget-minded riders craving off-road capability without breaking the bank. An average recharge takes about 4–5 hours on a standard home outlet, letting you top up overnight. Its 27 kg frame also means it’s not the easiest to hoist on roof racks, underscoring the portability trade-off buyers should weigh.

Real-World Range and Performance Factors

Although the VIVI M026TGBUL lists an 80 km range, real-world distances often vary. The 374 Wh battery can deliver up to 60 km on mixed terrain with moderate pedal assist, but steep inclines or aggressive riding reduce that to around 40 km. Factors like rider weight, tire pressure and ambient temperature further influence battery life. With an IP54 rating, it resists light rain and dust, but wet conditions can still sap power faster. Planning rides with conservative throttle use and maintaining tire pressure at recommended levels helps maximize each charge.

Value-Driven Design and Rider Trade-Offs

At $519.99, the M026TGBUL stands out with a score of 8.2 for value, making it one of the most budget-friendly mountain e-bikes on ScooterRank. However, the absence of suspension and a 27 kg weight mean less cushioning on rough trails and more effort when lifting or carrying. Pneumatic tires (requiring occasional inflation and puncture repairs) help soften bumps but can’t replace proper shocks. This model suits beginners or commuters on relatively smooth paths rather than seasoned trail riders seeking aggressive off-road performance.

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Common QuestionsVIVI M026TGBUL

At 42/100, the VIVI M026TGBUL scores below the mountain average. Better-scoring options exist at similar prices — see our mountain rankings for alternatives.

The VIVI M026TGBUL has a claimed top speed of 35 km/h (22 mph). This is above average for mountain scooters (avg 35 km/h).

The manufacturer claims 80 km (50 mi) of range per charge. Real-world range will vary with rider weight, speed, terrain, and temperature.

The VIVI M026TGBUL weighs 27 kg (60 lbs). It is lighter than the mountain average of 29.99 kg — good for portability.

The VIVI M026TGBUL is rated IP54, which indicates splash resistance — light rain is fine, avoid puddles.

The VIVI M026TGBUL features a hub drive rear motor with 75Nm of torque.

The Vivi M026TGBUL’s 374 Wh battery is rated for up to 80 km on flat terrain with moderate pedal assist. In real-world mixed trails or hilly areas, expect closer to 40–60 km per charge depending on rider weight and riding style. For extended rides, use economy assist modes and avoid full-throttle starts.

Yes. With a price of $519.99, an 80 km quoted range and a top speed of 35 km/h, the M026TGBUL delivers ample performance for entry-level riders. Its straightforward design and IP54 rating offer reliability for light trails, though riders should note the lack of suspension and the 27 kg weight.

To maintain the Vivi M026TGBUL’s 374 Wh lithium battery, charge it fully every 4–5 hours after each ride and avoid deep discharges below 20%. Store the bike in a cool, dry place between 10–25 °C and inspect charging ports for debris. Regularly topping up the battery prevents capacity loss over time.

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