Typical e-bikes can travel about 25–80 km per charge, depending on battery size and riding conditions. EMMO’s long-range e-bikes offer extended distances of 40–160 km, while Ultra Long Range Dual Battery models can exceed 200 km on a single charge. Actual range varies with carrying weight, terrain, temperature, and assist level.

To maximize range, use pedal assist whenever possible, keep tires properly inflated, and avoid using full throttle on steep hills — it’s less energy-efficient and will reduce your riding range.

It depends on what matters most for your delivery routes, because electric bicycles and scooter-style e-bikes each have clear strengths.

Price-wise, they’re often comparable, with many models starting around $1,500, while the final cost can vary based on battery size and configuration.

Electric bicycles feel closer to a traditional bike, and they’re a great fit if you want flexibility and longer range with pedalling support. You can keep riding by pedalling even if the battery runs low, and they’re often easier to move around and park in tighter spaces. Popular picks include EMMO E-Mini Pro(https://emmo.ca/products/e-mini-pro) and EMMO E-Wild Pro(https://emmo.ca/products/e-wild-pro).

Scooter-style e-bikes are typically more comfort-focused and practical for carrying items, with a larger step-through frame, more built-in storage options, and an easier setup for delivery bags. Most of them also comes with built-in alarm systems, offering peace of mind when it is parked outside. Popular picks include Hornet X.I(https://emmo.ca/products/emmo-hornet-x) and Urban T2(https://emmo.ca/products/emmo-urban-t).

If you’d like to browse by style, you can compare Electric Bicycles here: https://emmo.ca/collections/electric-bikes and scooter-style e-bikes here: https://emmo.ca/collections/electric-scooter-ebike

Weight capacity is the maximum total load the e-bike is designed to carry (rider plus any cargo and accessories), and it varies by model.

Across the industry, many e-bikes are commonly rated around 200 to 350 lbs. Most EMMO models are typically rated around 260 to 400 lbs, and some models designed for two riders have a higher capacity.

If you exceed the listed capacity, the bike may feel less stable and braking and handling can be affected, and it can increase wear on components like tires, wheels, and suspension. For the best ride quality and long-term durability, we recommend choosing a model with a capacity that comfortably covers your expected rider and cargo weight.

If you’d like help picking the right model, contact us: https://emmo.ca/pages/contactus