Here’s a new interesting collaboration: Mercedes-Benz and N+ Bikes recently forces to create probably one of the world’s coolest bikes – the stunning EQ Formula E Team eBike. Some of you may be fooled into thinking this is a classic road bicycle with a modern look, but trust us, it’s way more than that!
The fabulous Mercedes-Benz and N+ EQ Formula E Team eBike features a built-in LED top tube display, pedal-assist technology, and Kendra Ks puncture-resistant tires. There is also no wiring or battery in sight, and that’s because they are neatly tucked away inside the seat tube and frame.
Showing off a streamlined design, with the frame’s tubes looking slightly thicker than conventional cycles – for the obvious reasons – the EQ Formula E Team eBike tries to combine aesthetics and performances in the most beautiful way possible.
This bike brags about an impressive top speed of 20 mph, with a 62-mile range and a 37-pound weight. The bike is powered by a 36-volt 7ah Panasonic battery pack, which is easily removable thanks to a quick-release button. You don’t need to worry too much about charging times either, as a full charge takes just three and a half hours.
Mercedes-Benz remains true to its reputation, with this bike delivering one of the most stable and comfortable rides from all e-Bikes currently on the market – as you might expect from them. Packing hydraulic disc brakes and promising efficiency in both dry & wet conditions, this thing is also way more technical than it leaves showing.
The Mercedes-Benz Formula E bike is probably one of the most stylish e-bikes we’ve seen lately, and for just $3,200 you’ll be able to ride this beauty around town. Would you go work with this bike?
I have a new 2025 N+ Mercedes Benz Silver Arrow E-bike which I really like. My question pertains to pedaling, and the motor retaining speed. Is it necessary to keep pedaling, or does the motor keep up the speed until you start to brake to slow down?