Lectric has just launched its new-gen XP Lite3 Lightweight Folding e-bikes starting from $799 shipped (with no bundles), while the long-range model gets a FREE $257 bundle at $999 shipped and the long-range belt-drive model (now with two colorway options) get a FREE $356 bundle at $1,099 shipped. The models getting bundles would cost you $1,256 and $1,455 without the discounts on the included gear. Those bundles include a fender set, Elite headlight, and suspension seatpost for the standard long-range options, while the JW belt-drive options get an additional LevelUp Lite cargo rack. It is expected to begin shipping the week of November 9, 2026.
Lectric’s newest generation of XP Lite3 e-bikes come in as more manageable 49-pound rides (41-pound bike + 8-pound battery), and is retaining their highly budget-friendly pricing in the process. It also continues its folding frame design, making storage far easier, especially if you live in apartments or small homes with more limited space. Another change up here is the previous push-fold pedals being replaced with quick-release pedals, adding to its storage convenience.
It has been given a 300W Stealth M24 rear hub motor (with 819W peak power) that runs far quieter than your typical motors, powered by a 48V 14Ah/672Wh battery. This combination gives you up to 80 miles of travel range (less when only using the throttle) at up to 20 MPH speeds, with a cadence sensor assisting your pedaling as you ride and five levels of riding modes.
Other features here include a 275-pound payload, upgraded Star Union 602 hydraulic brakes, puncture-resistant pre-slimed tires, a 90-lumen headlight, brake-activated taillight, integrated turn signals, a detachable full color TFT display with a USB port for charging devices, a 16-tooth single-speed drivetrain, and more.
This launch deal comes a few weeks after the launch of the XPress Lite Lightweight City e-bike, and is running parallel to the current Spooky Sale for the rest of the month. You can also find more deals from other brands in our e-bikes hub here, while other EV types can be found in the separate EV hub.
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