Looking for the best long-range electric bike? Whether you're planning epic touring adventures, tackling long daily commutes, or simply want an e-bike that won't leave you searching for the nearest charger, choosing the right model can transform your riding experience.
At Electroheads, we've tested electric bikes on real roads, cycle paths and trails to find out how they perform beyond the manufacturer's claims. Every bike in this guide has been assessed for real-world range, ride comfort, handling, build quality, practicality and overall value, helping you find the best long-range e-bike for your budget and riding style.
From lightweight folding electric bikes and comfortable touring models to rugged fat tyre adventure bikes capable of covering huge distances, these are the best long-range electric bikes of 2026.
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Editor's pick: Fiido Titan - £1,545
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Fiido Nomads Pro - £1,818
- ADO Air 20 Ultra 2026 - £1,799
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Fiido M1 Pro - $999 / £999
- Engwe P275 SE - £1,499
Editor's pick: Fiido Titan, £1,545
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Weight: 37.8kg | Range: Up to 400km / 250 miles (3 batteries)
This is truly a BEAST of an electric bike. The Fiido Titan manages to carry up to three batteries (one in the crosstube, and two mounted to the rear rack), meaning it can achieve a range of 250 miles / 374km on a single journey. We're pretty sure that makes it the ebike with the best range on the market at the moment.
The downside? All those extra miles come from big batteries - making the bike weigh 37.8kg, which is quite hefty. That said, it does mean the bike can carry a payload of 200kg, which is exceptionally high, and makes this a great option for those wanting to travel long distances with heavy cargo.
We're going to be honest, we haven't managed to test the Titan over a range of 250 miles, but we can say it's an incredibly comfortable and robust bike. It feels like a cross between a bicycle and dirt bike.
Fiido label it as a two-wheel SUV, and they're not wrong. It's designed for activities such as hunting, but would also work well for farmers, park rangers, free campers, or just anyone who wants to go on a crazily long adventure.
Fiido Nomads Pro, £1,818
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Touring bike | Weight: 24.7kg | Range: up to 150 miles / 240km
The Fiido Nomads is your classic hybrid tourer bike, redesigned for the electric age. The target market is anyone who wants to go for long rides on mixed terrain. It is fitted with a mid-drive motor that can push and impressive 100Nm of torque so hills are a doddle on this machine.
The most important aspect on a tourer is comfort, and Fiido have nailed it with the Nomads Pro - the saddle is comfortable, and the 120mm travel on the front fork takes all the pressure off your wrists, which is important when you're on the bike for hours.
I really like the extended battery solution - Fiido have taken inspiration from their Titan bike by adding range extending batteries to a slot in the rear pannier. I was able to switch the dead battery for a fully charged one in about 30 seconds. Though I did stop for longer because it felt like a good time to eat my lunch!
There's a good amount of customization on the seating and handlebar position, and a huge array of accessories such as a cargo trailer or a pet trailer.
For the price, this is a tough bike to beat.
ADO Air 20 Ultra 2026, £1,799
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Folding | Weight: 22kg | Range: 100km / 62 miles
The ADO Air 20 Ultra is one of our favourite folding e-bikes, with a remarkable blend of features and an affordable cost. With its battery integrated into the seatpost, it looks sleek but don’t be fooled – there’s a stonking 62 claimed miles of electric assistance stored within, and you can easily remove the battery for charging or security. Additionally, this ebike has a carbon belt that minimises the level of maintenance needed.
The 250W motor combines with a torque sensor for instant and quick acceleration and there are five power mode assists to give you extra oomph when you need it, or back off to extend the range. In our tests, the ADO Air 20 Ultra was a brilliant choice for urban commuting but it’s also comfortable enough for longer rides, too, and perfect for a leisurely trip out into the country.
(Use code 'ELECTROHEADS' at checkout for a discount!)
Fiido M1 Pro, $999 / £999
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Fat tyre bike | Weight: 26.8kg | Range: 88km / 55 miles 
We like the Fiido M1 Pro for offering versatility at an affordable price point. It's a well-established model from a well-established brand, and its sub £1000 price point makes it accessible to a wide range of people.
This is a particularly good long-range electric bike for those who are looking to go long distances both on and off-road.
The M1 Pro can handle off-road trails, beaches, grass, mud, and of course - tarmac.
It has front and rear shock absorbers, and we have to say - they are a life-saver for your wrists and your butt when you're on a long journey.
The folding frame is handy for putting the bike in the back of a car if you're going on an adventure, though the bike's weight of nearly 27kg does make it tough to pick up and carry.
If you're on a bit of a budget, we can't recommend this bike enough.
Engwe P275 SE - from £1,499
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Hybrid bike | Weight: 25.6kg | Range: 100km / 62miles
When it comes to range-claims, every single electric bike on the market claims it can go further than it actually can (the same is true of electric cars).
But the Engwe P275 has such an astonishing range-claim of 160 miles, that even if it can achieve half of that, it's still an impressive ebike for the price.
So - we put it to the test, riding the Engwe P275 (step-through model) from London to Bath (a roughly 150 mile trip via cycle routes and towpaths). The bike put in a tremendous shift, giving us over 85 miles of range before running out of battery.
It's worth noting that we were using the highest assist setting for a lot of that journey, which drains the battery faster than the lower assist settings, but frankly - riding an ebike for 85 miles without a high level assist is not easy! So most people will need to be in a high assist mode for a journey of that length.
With its puncture-proof tyres and mid-range Bafang motor, this is a high quality electric bike that was very comfortable to ride on some tough and tricky terrain.
We're impressed! Full marks to the P275.
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