# Engwe Zip

> Ultra-portable triple-fold at 19.4kg with a 100W power-bank battery, Shimano 7-speed and IPX7 waterproofing

Canonical human page: [Engwe Zip](https://bestebikes.uk/engwe-zip)
Catalogue record last updated: 2026-09-11

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## Price and availability

- Best recorded price: Not sold in this market
- Original or RRP price: Not sold in this market
- Recorded delivery cost: Not recorded for this market
- Availability: In stock at last check
- Price and stock checked: 2026-09-11

## Core specifications

- Brand: Engwe
- Model: Zip
- Motor brand: Engwe
- Motor type: Hub
- Continuous rated motor output: 250 W
- Torque: 40 Nm
- Battery: 360 Wh
- Charge time: 3 hours
- Weight: 19.4 kg
- Frame type: compact
- Release: 15 April 2026

## Recorded features

- Folding frame hardware
- Mobile app
- Torque sensor
- Automatic lights
- Hydraulic brakes

## Additional catalogue fields

- Power bank: 100W PD3.0 Type-C — charges phones and laptops
- Range: Up to 120 km
- Top speed: 25 km/h (15.5 mph) claimed assist cut-off
- Pedal assist: 3 levels (torque sensor)
- Gears: Shimano 7-speed
- Brakes: Hydraulic disc
- Tyre size: 16" x 1.95" urban hybrid
- Frame material: Steel
- Folded size: 619 × 739 × 350 mm
- Unfolded size: 1,287 × 960 mm (L × H)
- Rider height: 155–190 cm (5ft 0 – 6ft 2)
- Max load: 120 kg
- Waterproof: IPX7 wiring, IPX6 display, IPX5 motor
- Colours: Grey, Olive Green
- Accessories: Battery carry bag included free

## Editorial note

The portability champion. At just 19.4 kg it triple-folds small enough to carry onto a train or into the office, and the battery lifts out in a bag to charge at your desk. Same torque-sensor assist as the bigger bikes — you put the effort in, it amplifies it — with enough real-world range for several commutes between charges. Pick it when getting the bike through doors and onto public transport matters most.

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