Best Dual Battery Electric Bikes: Top 9

The Himiway Rhino is an exceptional dual battery off-road electric bike, designed for adventurers who want power and reliability.

With two 48V 15Ah LG lithium batteries, the Himiway Rhino can provide a maximum range of up to 100 miles, so you can go into the great outdoors without any worries or too much of a plan.

In addition to its remarkable dual battery system, the Himiway Rhino boasts a powerful 1000W Bafang mid-drive motor, delivering exceptional torque and acceleration capabilities for climbs.

It’s also got 26″ x 4.5″ fat tires, designed to provide excellent traction and stability, especially on uneven terrains. With these, you can tackle whatever terrain you encounter comfortably.

It’s got some nice accessories included, such as fenders for mud protection and a rear rack for additional storage.

The Engwe X24 seems to have a bit of everything. It’s a dual battery, folding e-bike that’s comfortable and affordable.

With it’s pair of 48v lithium-ion batteries, the bike has an impressive range of up to 62 miles in electric mode. This should be more than enough for day-day use, and will easily cover you for a trip into the countryside.

And when you start to go offroad, you’ll see the X24 really excel. With triple suspension and 26″ fat tyres, you’ll really notice that the bike will absorb loads of the impact for you. It’s a super comfy ride.

With just a few simple steps, you can also fold it within seconds, making it easy to carry and store in tight spaces. Whilst it’s a bit heavy for the commute with public transport, it’s an excellent way to save space, or to tuck into the back of the car for a trip further afield.

Affordable, comfortable, and it can roll with the punches. It’s really an excellent bike.

The Lectric XPedition is a game-changer for both urban commuters and cargo enthusiasts alike.

The Lectric XPedition is equipped with two 48V 14ah batteries, giving riders an extraordinary range of up to 150 miles on a single charge with pedal assist, and 100 miles with throttle. This will take you to the shops and back without any issues.

And speaking of the shops, carrying your stuff is what this bike does best. With its rugged, reinforced rear rack, this cargo bike has an impressive capacity of up to 200 kg, making it the perfect choice for transporting groceries, camping equipment, or your furry friends. It can even carry your partner or kids, which is something that’s increasingly common in Europe.

With a powerful 1310w motor, riders have ample torque and a top speed of up to 28 mph. It’s also got Tektro hydraulic disc brakes, so expect responsive braking power even when it’s fully loaded.

It’s really an exceptional bike for anyone looking for alternatives to cars in the city. It can handle all the usual stuff a car can, and it does it responsibly.

The Engwe M20 Dual Battery E-Bike is for discerning individuals who want an e-bike that looks great in the city and performs equally well off-road.

Equipped with two high-capacity lithium-ion batteries, the Engwe M20 boasts a long range of up to 100 miles, ensuring that you can navigate both the rugged off-road trails and the bustling city streets with ease. You’ll never have to worry about running out of power during your adventures.

Speaking of adventures, the Engwe M20 is a true conqueror of untamed paths. Its robust, lightweight aluminum-alloy frame, coupled with high-traction off-road 20″ x 4 fat tyres, enables you to effortlessly tackle challenging terrains.

Yet, don’t be fooled by its rugged capabilities. It’s also got a quietly refined aesthetic that makes it look like a motorbike of the future. It’s high performance and style blended into one.

It’s an excellent all round bike, for the conscious commuter to the trail traverser. A quietly sophisticated, impressive performer.

A compact, dual battery e-bike, the Mihogo LX 4.0 is crafted for the discerning commuter.

With two 48v batteries and a 750w motor, it’s got more than enough juice to send you around the city and back for work. And for those who are range anxious, it’s even got an intelligent battery management system and will automatically switch between the two batteries.

Speaking of intelligence, this bike is packed full of smart features. From automatic light-sensing headlights to a proximity unlocking system and data analytics, it’s the e-bike of the 21st century.

It’s compact and agile, allowing you to navigate congested city streets with ease. It’s also got some ergonomic features, such as light suspension, that ensure a comfortable ride, meaning the daily commute doesn’t have to be such a chore.

It’s a bike that adapts to your performance, and is really an exceptionally clever piece of technology. It’s features are really useful, and whilst it isn’t the most powerful on this list, it doesn’t need to be. It’s designed for an urban environment, and in this, it excels. And, if that wasn’t enough, it also isn’t too expensive.

The GSD R14 from Tern is more than just an electric bike, it’s a testament to the pinnacle of craftsmanship and innovation.

With the costs of running a car rising, the GSD R14 is the alternative family vehicle. Once an idea of the past, this dual battery cargo bike makes this previously utopian idea a possibility.

At its core, the Tern GSD R14 has a unique Grosch dual battery system that sets it apart from the competition. With its two high-capacity batteries, it delivers an impressive range of over 100 miles on a single charge, allowing you to traverse long distances with complete confidence.

But what makes the Tern GSD R14 such a great alternative to a car? Its spacious cargo hold is excellent, allowing you to carry loads of up to 180 kg, making it a truly viable option for daily errands and family trips.

Worried about space for storage? It can even be parked vertically, meaning that on the street and at home its footprint remains small.

There’s no denying it’s expensive, but it’s an excellent investment, and is extremely popular with its users. With modern features and premium materials, it’s an excellent purchase for those looking to reduce their car dependency.

The Closeout HyperScrambler 2 from Juiced is an embodiment of raw power.

For the thrill seekers, look no further. With two giant 52v batteries and a 1,000 retroblade motor, it can reach some serious speeds of 30+ mp/h, and can sustain them! It’s really capable of enormous bursts of energy, and can accelerate like no other.

It’s also got an impressive range of 100+ miles, meaning that for when you don’t know the road ahead of you, this monster of an e-bike has you covered.

It comes with some great features as standard, such as sideview mirrors, integrated turn lights and brake signals, meaning you can navigate the streets safely. So, it’s not just powerful, but it’s also very safe.

The HyperScrambler 2 is a lifestyle statement. It’s not just an e-bike, it’s more of a sustainable motorbike that can take you where you need to go with no issues. And, you’ll look good on your way there too.

Our second on the list from Tern, the GSD S10 is the more affordable younger sibling of the R14.

Don’t be mistaken into thinking this is a cheap bike, it isn’t. There’s no compromising when it comes to the build quality of this bike.

It’s got an excellent dual battery system from Bosch, as well as the Cargo Line motor found in the R14. With 85 Nm of torque, it’s got excellent carrying power, and will easily carry groceries and your kids (and more!).

It can still manage over 100 miles on a single charge, which is always impressive. Consider it not just an electric bike, but a lifestyle-changing alternative to a car.

It’s reliable, comfortable, and with its impressive carrying capacity, is another great ‘car-killer’. Whilst it might not have some of the bells and whistles of the R14, it’s still an excellent option for a serious dual battery e-bike that is functional, practical, and oh-so trendy.

Our second model from Lectric, the XPremium is a wonderfully affordable choice that is a great all rounder.

With two 48v batteries (impressive for its size!) and a 500W motor, it packs a punch, especially considering its rather compact design.

It’s got a range of up to 100 miles when used with the pedal assist, which is more than enough for daily journeys. There’s no need for range anxiety!

It also folds into a modest size of 40″L x 22″W x 32″H, which means its very portable and can easily tuck into the back of a car. It’s a bit heavy to carry around by hand though.

With its fat tyres and suspension, it’s proven to be a great all rounder. It’s especially popular with the older generation, who might want a bike that doesn’t rattle the bones.