A bicycle-style e-bike looks and rides more like a traditional bicycle, while a scooter-style e-bike uses a step-through frame with a larger seat and a more moped-like, upright riding position.

Both usually include pedals, but scooter-style models are often picked for comfort and everyday practicality.

Key differences:
• Fit and comfort: bike-style feels more like pedaling a bicycle; scooter-style typically has a wider seat and relaxed ergonomics
• Carrying and storage: scooter-style frames often make it easier to add baskets or racks; bike-style is often lighter to lift and transport
• Size and handling: bike-style is usually slimmer for tight spaces; scooter-style can feel steadier at lower speeds but takes up more room
• Passenger and cargo options: scooter-style models may support larger cargo setups or passenger seating depending on the model

Guidelines may vary by location.

Range without pedaling depends on the model and riding conditions, but EMMO electric bicycles typically deliver about 40 to 80 km on a single charge using throttle only.

Your real-world distance can vary based on speed, hills, rider weight, tire pressure, temperature, and wind. If you’d like help estimating range for a specific model, contact us: https://emmo.ca/pages/contactus

Yes, cargo e-bikes are practical for everyday use, especially if you want extra carrying capacity without giving up the feel and flexibility of a bicycle.

In many cases, a cargo e-bike is priced similarly to a standard e-bike, often in the same general range, so you can get more utility without a big jump in cost.

They’re also a smart option when you need to haul groceries, work gear, or even a passenger but still want something easier to maneuver than a larger scooter-style e-bike or a car. In busy city areas, that can make riding, parking, and day-to-day transport simpler.

Because you get both cargo capacity and pedal assist, cargo e-bikes are especially popular with riders who want to carry more while still being able to pedal comfortably.