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VOLTCYCLE M3
Rate this eBike:
SCORE
39
Overall Score
39/100
Price
$747
Torque
Motor
Rear Hub
Battery
874 Wh
Range
90 km
Weight
39.3 kg
Removable BatteryIntegrated LightsFat Tires

Price History & Offers

Lowest Tracked$747
Average (tracked)$747
Highest Tracked$747
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Key Strengths

  • Competitive price at $799 vs. the fat-tire average of $954.13 (≈16% cheaper)
  • Top speed of 45.0 km/h, about 17% faster than the 38.3 km/h category average
  • Generous 874 Wh battery pack delivers strong energy capacity for the price

Main Drawbacks

  • Range of 90.0 km is ≈17% below the 108.9 km fat-tire average
  • Heavy at 39.3 kg, about 10% above the 35.66 kg category average, hindering portability
  • No app connectivity or GPS, lacking basic tech features common in peers
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Our Verdict

"The VOLTCYCLE M3 gets the basics right but faces stiff competition at this price point. Worth considering if the price is right."

Best Suited For:

🏙️URBAN
🛣️LONG
DAILY

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Score Breakdown

VOLTCYCLE M3

How we calculate Range & Efficiency

Scores 35/100 vs. other fat-tire subcategory peers.

How we calculate Motor Performance

Scores 46/100 vs. other fat-tire subcategory peers.

How we calculate Ride Comfort

Scores 45/100 vs. other fat-tire subcategory peers.

How we calculate Build Quality

Scores 43/100 vs. other fat-tire subcategory peers.

How we calculate Portability

Scores 34/100 vs. other fat-tire subcategory peers.

How we calculate Tech & Features

Scores 15/100 vs. other fat-tire subcategory peers.

Final ScooterRank Rating · 6 dimensions

39/100

Average

Full Specifications

Motor & Assistance

Motor TypeHub drive rear
Nominal Power750 W
Max Assist Speed45 km/h

🔋 Battery & Range

Battery Capacity874 Wh
Voltage48 V
Amp Hours18.2 Ah
Removable✓ Yes
Claimed Range90 km
Charge Time8.5 h

🚴 Frame & Fit

Frame MaterialSteel
Frame StyleStep over
Weight39.3 kg
Max Payload150 kg

⚙️ Drivetrain

Gears7 speed

🛑 Brakes

Brake TypeMechanical disc

🔵 Wheels & Tires

Wheel Size Front20"
Wheel Size Rear20"
Tire Width4"
Tire TypeFat
IP RatingIP54

📱 Tech & Features

ConnectivityNone
Integrated Lights✓ Yes
Front Light✓ Yes
Rear Light✓ Yes
Kickstand✓ Yes

VOLTCYCLE M3 Fat-Tire E-Bike: 750W Hub-Drive and 874Wh Battery

Experience the rugged versatility of the VOLTCYCLE M3 fat-tire electric bike, engineered for riders who demand performance across diverse terrains. At $799, the M3 boasts a powerful 750W hub-drive rear motor paired with an industry-leading 874Wh battery, delivering up to 90 km of pedal-assist range per charge. An integrated battery management system optimizes charging cycles to prolong overall battery lifespan. Its step-over aluminum frame and 4-inch-wide tires offer stability on snow, sand, and rocky trails, while a 39.3 kg build weight adds durability without sacrificing control. Whether you’re commuting through urban streets or exploring off-road routes, the M3’s balanced design and ample power make every journey more accessible. Backed by VOLTCYCLE’s commitment to quality, this model redefines value in the fat-tire e-bike category.

Powertrain and Battery Performance

The VOLTCYCLE M3 packs a 750W nominal power hub-drive rear motor that delivers torque on demand for swift acceleration from a standstill. While specific torque figures aren’t published, the motor’s output paired with a large 874Wh battery translates into sustained power over long rides. Riders can expect up to 90 km of assistance, making it ideal for daily commutes or extended weekend adventures. At $799, the M3 positions itself competitively in the fat-tire segment, offering one of the largest battery capacities at this price point. The removable battery design simplifies recharging, allowing you to top up indoors or on the go.

Frame, Tires, and Handling

Built around a durable step-over-style frame, the M3 uses reinforced aluminum tubing to strike a balance between rigidity and weight. Its fat 4-inch-wide tires provide exceptional traction on varied surfaces, from snow and sand to loose gravel. Though the bike weighs in at 39.3 kg, that heft contributes to stability at higher speeds and when navigating obstacles. The low standover height of the step-over design makes mounting and dismounting more comfortable, and integrated cable routing protects wires from dust and impact. Overall, the chassis geometry and wide handlebars translate into predictable handling, whether you’re tackling tight singletrack or open trails.

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Common QuestionsVOLTCYCLE M3

At 39/100, the VOLTCYCLE M3 scores below the fat-tire average. Better-scoring options exist at similar prices — see our fat-tire rankings for alternatives.

The VOLTCYCLE M3 has a claimed top speed of 45 km/h (28 mph). This is above average for fat-tire scooters (avg 36 km/h).

The manufacturer claims 90 km (56 mi) of range per charge. Real-world range will vary with rider weight, speed, terrain, and temperature.

The VOLTCYCLE M3 weighs 39.3 kg (87 lbs). It is heavier than the fat-tire average of 30.19 kg.

The VOLTCYCLE M3 is rated IP54, which indicates splash resistance — light rain is fine, avoid puddles.

The VOLTCYCLE M3 features a hub drive rear motor, rated at 750W nominal power.

Equipped with an 874Wh lithium-ion battery, the M3 delivers up to 90 km of range under ideal conditions. Actual distance varies with rider weight, terrain type, and pedal-assist level. Using economy modes, most riders report 70–90 km per charge, while sport modes can reduce range to around 60 km.

At 39.3 kg, the VOLTCYCLE M3 balances battery capacity and build strength. Its weight stems largely from the 874Wh battery pack and robust fat-tire chassis. While heavier than compact e-bikes, the M3’s mass contributes to stable handling on varied terrains, including sand and snow, without compromising maneuverability.

With a 750W hub-drive rear motor and oversized tires, the M3 is designed for off-road use. Fat tires absorb shocks on gravel, sand, and dirt trails, while the step-over frame offers additional rigidity. Riders can switch between pedal-assist levels to adapt to steep climbs or technical sections, making it a versatile trail companion.

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