Top 10 Electric Bikes of 2025

You are not alone if you’re in the market for a solid E-Bike this year. The electric bike is a hot item for many people, all with different reasons to pedal and zoom. For some, it’s a commitment to making a positive personal impact on the environment by lowering their carbon footprint. For others, it’s part of an effort to get fit and fabulous with as little impact stress to the body as possible. A lot of people just want a less expensive way to get from point A to point B than driving a car. Some just want to have fun, and who could blame them? An EBike is a great way to revive the fun and freedom you had as a kid biking around the neighborhood. By 2027, demand for electric bikes is set to hit $54.48 billion, and then grow to about $118.6 billion by 2030.

That said, finding the best electric bike for your needs can be a daunting task. Not everybody needs the same things from an E-bike, so what’s best for one cyclist may not be the best for someone else. To help you choose, we’ve collected a set of what we think are the top 10 best electric bikes of 2025. Take a look, and we hope you find the one that fits you best!

Choosing the Best Electric Bike for You

As you peruse the list, here are some things to make choosing your next EBike a little simpler:

• Who will use it? Is this for you to ride to work, for your kid to ride to school, or for grandma to get to yoga class? 
• Where will you ride it? Will you ride it mostly through the neighborhood or city streets, or do you want to do a little mountain biking? How important is riding on the beach to you? 
• How long will your rides be? Consider the average distance and time you’ll spend riding on one charge so you can pick a bike with a long-riding motor and long-lasting battery.
• How heavy is it? If there are times you need to lift the bike over obstacles or transport it across the country, how easy will it be to lift?
• Any other personal circumstances? Your height, weight, physical fitness, and abilities will also factor into your choice. The right bike should feel effortless to climb on and feel great for hours of riding, which is why fit matters so much.
• How fast do you want to go? Consider the traffic where you’ll be riding and your ability to keep up with it.

5. Aventon’s Level.2 Commuter Electric Bike

The Level.2 Commuter has earned good ratings because it’s got a lot of features packed into this traditional, commuter e-bike. The battery and motor are fully integrated into the frame, so it has a sleek, unified style that says “Hey, I’ve got an electric bike.” Durably constructed to handle daily use as a commuter or recreational bike, it’s got a lot of good features to consider.

• It comes in two styles: the step-over or the step-through, so you can choose which style is most comfortable for you. The suspension fork provides some extra stability, especially over variable terrain.
• The torque sensor adjusts to your pedaling speed and power and allows you to switch easily from full muscle power to electric assistance or all-motor-all-the-time power. 
• The 750-watt motor and battery do give you a top, full-motor speed of 28mph, plus they take you as far as 60 miles on the same charge, so that’s pretty impressive, especially if you use it daily and sometimes forget to charge up at night.

Aventon’s Level.2 also comes with a lot of extras built-in, like lights, an LCD screen, fenders, and a storage rack so you can load up for the day and go.

6. RadCity’s 5 Plus Step-Through E-Bike

RadCity’s 5 Plus Step-Through is an easy-to-mount, well-balanced daily-transport and playtime e-bike. The durable yet lightweight aluminum frame design makes it easy to transport. And although it fits a wide range of riders, Sixthreezero’s selections fit a much wider variety of body types and riding abilities. The 5 Plus Step-Through is great for most as a day-to-day model.

• It’s definitely got some get-up-and-go behind it with its 750-watt motor and a battery that can take you on long journeys for the whole day with a range of 50 miles on pedal assist.
• The rear storage rack is really stable and can be used as a means of transporting equipment, groceries, or an additional passenger with the right accessories. 
• Its brand-name tires are very road-grippy. This increases the safety and long-ride factors as well. 

Overall, this is a very good all-around bike for most riders who want a reliable daily commuter that gets the job done safely.

7. Lectric’s XP 3.0 Black Ebike

Lectric’s XP 3.0 Black EBike is a great option for budget e-bike shoppers who want a light, simple, un-fussy option to get them around on the daily. It also comes fully assembled, which spares busy riders the hassle of putting together the pieces.

• It’s a good, lightweight bike option that can hold a passenger of up to 150 lbs. In addition to the “driver”. 
• It’s got the self-pedal, pedal-assist, and full-motor power options you’ve come to expect, and the motor leaves no crumbs: it’s a 500-watt rear hub motor with a lot of energy.
• The battery range is an impressive 50-65 miles!

The XP 3.0 can be used as a class 1, 2, or 3 Ebike, and they’ve optimized the gears to give a smoother ride to higher-speed trips.

8. Ride1Up’s Prodigy V2 E-Bike

The Prodigy V2 has long been a strong choice for people committed to riding an electric bike as part of their everyday experience. It’s got a slick, unencumbered style with the powerful mid-drive motor concealed within the frame. Its German-designed motor is ultra-quiet and carries a max load of 300 pounds for 30-50 miles depending on things like the terrain and whether or not you’re pedaling along, or letting the motor do all the work.

• The frame is extra sleek and durable, but a bit too heavy to lift onto your bike rack easily.
• As a sleek, personal commuting or recreational bike, the Prodigy 2 shines just about everywhere, but storage capacity is limited.
• It’s got an impressive top speed of 28 miles per hour and drives smoothly and quietly even at that top speed.

9. Velotric’s T1 Electric Bike

Velotric’s T1 has a super-lightweight frame that makes it easy to hoist onto a bike rack or move around and store generally. It’s got a 350-watt motor with a 600-watt peak. It can take you 20-25 miles per hour smoothly, and has some great security features:

• It’s got a hidden, built-in GPS tracker in case of theft. You can track its location right on your phone and get it back.
• Its motor, batteries, etc. are so well integrated into the design that it’s an e-bike without looking like an e-bike. 
• This is truly a “smart bike” that opens not with a key but with your fingerprint. In keeping with its “I’m an e-bike, but I don’t look like one” aesthetic, there is no built-in display, but it does have a phone mount and an app you can use to control many of the bike’s smart features.

10. Windone’s E2 Electric Bike

Windone’s E2 is your fat-tire tough Ebike that can handle some modest off-roading as well as your daily commute. It’s built to handle anything from asphalt to rugged trails for maximum adventure in an e-bike.

• Because it’s built for more adventure, it has full suspension and cushions the bumps with a smooth ride.
• Accelerates quickly to its top speed of 28 mph. 
• It can carry up to 330 pounds, which is more than all the others on this list!

Best Electric Bikes of 2025

All 10 of these best electric bikes of 2025 options are strong contenders, improving on and expanding on past years’ designs. If this is your year to get an e-bike, make sure to evaluate them based on what you need, what you want, and how you plan to use the bike.

Sixthreezero wants as many people on Ebikes as possible, and we are committed to helping folks get the perfect fit. Get expert electric bike advice, and start out with the “FIT” tab to your right to learn more about which electric bikes would fit your needs best! And if you have even more questions, just call us at (310) 982-2877.