Best Vivi E-Bikes (2026): All 12 Reviewed & Ranked

The best Vivi makes, and the one that stops feeling like a budget brand. The ACE01 pairs a genuine torque sensor, the natural-feeling assist tech that usually starts around twice this price, with a 720 Wh removable battery, hydraulic 180 mm brakes, and both UL 2849 and UL 2271 certification. 750 W rated (ignore the 1500 W peak marketing; rated is the legal number), 25 mph pedal-assist with the throttle capped at 20. Honesty note from our review: Vivi claims up to 60 miles; our watt-hour arithmetic says ~29 real miles at full assist. $689.99 at our last check on Amazon. Read the full Vivi ACE01 review.

The value pick of the lineup, and the best of Vivi's mountain bikes: bigger 27.5" wheels and a 7.5 against the 6.8 we gave the 26" M026SHUL that opens the same line. $429.89 at our last check buys a 500 W motor, a 499 Wh battery, Shimano 21-speed gearing, UL 2849 certification, and a 300 lb payload rating on a 27.5" hardtail frame that passes for a regular mountain bike. It scores 7.5/10, level with the ACE07 at $232 more, which is why it holds this slot even after a price rise. If you want one Vivi that handles gravel and fire roads as happily as pavement, this is the answer. Read the full Vivi H7UL review.

The comfort flagship: a step-through fat-tire frame with the same 750 W rated motor and 720 Wh battery as the ACE01, a 330 lb payload, and the UL 2849 (SGS) certification printed right in its listing title. It gives up the ACE01's torque sensor and stays a 20 mph Class 2, which is exactly what makes it the pick for riders who want the big-battery, big-tire experience with the simplest legal footprint. $781.79 at our last check. Read the full Vivi ACE07 review.

The commuter pick, and at 50 lb, the lightest full-size bike on this list by a wide margin. The MT26GUL is a 500 W step-through with cruise control, UL 2849 certification, and a 300 lb payload, and its weight is the spec that matters: it's the one Vivi you can realistically carry up a flight of apartment stairs. $399.99 at our last check. This is also one of the bikes this site actually sells the most clicks into. Readers consistently pick it as the sensible middle. Read the full Vivi MT26GUL review.

The comfort pick, and the one to take if you want the H7UL's price without its trail geometry: $404.99 at our last check, the cheapest full-size bike on this list. A 500 W rear hub, a 374 Wh battery, a 330 lb payload and a swept-back step-through cruiser frame at 56 lb. Class 2, capped at 20 mph, which is the simplest legal footprint there is. Our watt-hour arithmetic puts it at ~22 real miles rather than the brochure figure. Pick it over the H7UL for upright comfort; pick the H7UL for gravel. Read the full Vivi C26UL review.