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Manufactured under license from the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1® Team. (per nplusbikes.com)
Where to buy: n+ (official store), model: Rallye Edition 750
Key features, as n+ lists them
- Pinion C1.9 gearbox with electronic Smart Shift and a Gates Carbon belt
- 80mm suspension fork; Pirelli Scorpion eMTB 27.5 x 2.6" tires
- 750W; dual battery included; up to 70 mi
- Smart helmet included
Highlights per n+
- Motor: 750W, which n+ asterisks on its own site
- Battery: 48V 10Ah down tube plus 48V 5Ah seat tube, both included. n+ says the batteries are "compliant with all safety regulations"; it states no UL number and no watt-hour figure.
- Drivetrain: Pinion C1.9 gearbox, electronic Smart Shift, Gates Carbon belt
- Weight: 31 kg (about 68 lb)
Specs per n+
| Motor | 750W, which n+ asterisks on its own site |
|---|---|
| Class (per n+) | Class 2: 20 mph with throttle / Class 3: 28 mph pedal assist, no throttle |
| Battery | 48V 10Ah down tube plus 48V 5Ah seat tube, both included. n+ says the batteries are "compliant with all safety regulations"; it states no UL number and no watt-hour figure. |
| Range | Up to 70 mi, per n+ |
| Drivetrain | Pinion C1.9 gearbox, electronic Smart Shift, Gates Carbon belt |
| Brakes | Tektro 4-piston hydraulic |
| Tires | Pirelli Scorpion eMTB 27.5 x 2.6" |
| Frame | 6061 aluminum |
| Display | 5.5" |
| Smart helmet | Included |
| Weight | 31 kg (about 68 lb) |
| Suspension | 80mm fork |
| Price | About $7,500 at n+, checked Oct 5, 2026 |
Specifications and price read from n+'s own product page on Oct 5, 2026. These are n+'s figures, not measurements of ours, and n+ can change them without notice.
Read from n+'s own product page: nplusbikes.com/products/rallye-edition-750-v2
Where to buy: n+ (official store), model: Rallye Edition 750
What other reviewers say
We looked for independent published reviews of the Rallye Edition 750 on 5 Oct 2026 and found none we could verify. We have not ridden it either, so everything above is n+'s own claim.
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