Family e-bikes

We have reviewed 3 family e-bikes, priced from $700 to $999 at MSRP. Motors across the group run 1000–1500 W with 500–960 Wh batteries. Wattage above 750 W is almost always the peak figure a brand advertises, not the nominal rating that decides class — the federal low-speed e-bike definition caps nominal output at 750 W, so check the spec sheet before assuming a high-wattage bike is street legal where you ride. Manufacturer-claimed range spans 55–80 miles — claims measured at low assist on flat ground, so treat the low end as the realistic figure. Weights run 65–83 lb, the lightest being the isinwheel U7 Cargo at 65 lb. Rated payload spans 330–450 lb. By US class the mix is 2 Class 3, 1 Class 2 — which matters because Class 3 is not street-legal in every state. The cheapest we currently rate is the isinwheel U7 Cargo at $700. Our highest-scoring pick in this category is the EUYBIKE 2-Seater Cargo, which leads on our editorial score — the ranking below is sorted by it, not by price or commission. Figures above come from each manufacturer's published specification, recorded when we reviewed the bike — they are not our own measurements.