Technical Specifications:
| manufactured in | USA |
| model year | 2022 |
| bicycle type | Folding Bike |
| range (km) | 96 |
| battery (kWh) | 0.72 |
| max. speed (km/h) | 45 |
| power (W) | 750 |
* Minimum price set by the manufacturer, excluding taxes and additional options
Rebel.2 Folding Electric Bike: Revi’s Compact Workhorse on Two Wheels
Rebel.2 is Revi Bikes’ answer to everyday chaos: a foldable, feature-loaded hauler that doesn’t blink at bumpy city streets or grocery runs. Built right here in the USA, it fuses power with portability and tops it all off with a punchy 750W motor. Whether you're zipping through urban lanes or heading out for a family picnic, this e-bike adapts like a seasoned commuter with storage space to boot. For $1,099 (around £855 / €1,000), the Rebel.2 delivers bang-for-buck with some real street cred.
- Designed and built in the USA for flexible daily use
- Launched in 2022, positioned as an affordable multi-purpose folding e-bike
- Perfect for family rides, cargo trips, and fitness routines
- Smart features, UL-certified battery, and five riding modes included
Specs: Battery and Performance Overview
Battery Specifications
The heart of the ride is a Samsung 48V 15AH lithium-ion battery, packing 0.72 kWh of juice. Thanks to UL 2271 certification and IPX-6 waterproofing, it doesn’t just power long commutes—it shrugs off the weather while doing it. Expect a pedal assist range up to 60 miles (96 km), and it fully charges in just 4 to 6 hours—making overnight top-ups a breeze.
- Battery Capacity: 48V 15AH (0.72 kWh)
- Cell Brand: Samsung UL 2271 certified
- Range: 60 miles (96 km) on pedal assist
- Charging Time: 4–6 hours
Performance Details
With a 750W rear-hub motor peaking at 1000W, the Rebel.2 offers that just-right throttle response without jerky take-offs. It’s tuned to top out at 28 mph (45 km/h), putting it right in the sweet spot for both fitness freaks and grocery-hauling parents. The five-level pedal assist, cadence sensor, and full SHIMANO 7-speed shifter round out the smooth ride package.
- Motor: 750W (1000W peak)
- Top Speed: 28 mph (45 km/h)
- Gears: SHIMANO 7-speed drivetrain
- Assist Levels: 5 PAS modes
- Weight: 65 lbs (29.5 kg)
Three Class modes (1/2/3) let you customize ride limits. Add in a suspension fork, 20" x 3.0" fat tires, and 180mm hydraulic disc brakes, and the control equation starts looking pretty solid—even on those surprise potholes.
Color Range and Design:
Exterior
The 6061 aluminum alloy frame folds neatly, shedding bulk while keeping the structure sound. The suspension fork softens up rough rides, while leather saddles and rear footrests ensure passenger comfort. A bright front light and integrated full-color LCD give you data and visibility day or night.
Color Variants
The palette keeps it classy—subdued but stylish tones make this ride ideal for both morning commutes and Sunday rides with the kids. It’s the kind of design you’ll appreciate not just when you're riding it, but when it’s parked too. Rugged tires, anti-rust chain, and a crankset designed for durability make it ready for anything urban terrain throws at it.
Pros and Cons:
Pros
- UL-certified Samsung battery with waterproof casing
- 28 mph top speed for fast urban travel
- 750W motor with 1000W peak for solid power
- Hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors
- Folding frame and cargo rack for urban practicality
Cons
- No rear suspension—could be rough on long trails
- Heavier than some compact e-bikes at 65 lbs
- Limited color variety available
- Full assembly requires minor setup
Conclusion: Rebel.2 – Compact Cargo With American Muscle
For anyone who wants an electric bike that folds, hauls, and moves like a champ, Rebel.2 checks all the boxes. It’s quick off the line, holds its charge through a full day’s errands, and carries passengers or groceries without compromise. At $1,099 (approx. £855 / €1,000), it rides above expectations—making it a solid pick for city-dwellers looking to ditch the car without sacrificing utility or ride quality.
Manufacturer: Revi Bikes
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Comparison:
In the growing world of folding e-bikes, Rebel.2 finds itself elbowing for room among contenders like the Lectric XP Lite, Fiido X, ENGWE EP-2 Pro, and RadExpand 5. Let’s see how it stacks up in specs and real-world use.
Range Comparison
The Rebel.2 stretches up to 60 miles (96 km) with pedal assist—beating out the Lectric XP Lite (40 miles / 64 km), and holding steady against Fiido X (60 miles / 96 km). The RadExpand 5 offers slightly less at 45 miles (72 km), while ENGWE EP-2 Pro delivers up to 50 miles (80 km).
Top Speed Comparison
With its 28 mph (45 km/h) top speed, the Rebel.2 is quicker than most of its rivals. RadExpand 5 and XP Lite max out at 20 mph (32 km/h), while Fiido X and ENGWE EP-2 Pro push to 25 mph (40 km/h).
Power Output
The Rebel.2 packs a 750W motor, outperforming the 500W in the RadExpand 5 and XP Lite. ENGWE EP-2 Pro comes close with 750W but doesn’t peak as high as Rebel’s 1000W output.
Charging Time
Most of these bikes, including the Rebel.2, take 4–6 hours to fully charge. Fiido X sneaks ahead with 3–4 hour charge time, but others stay within that standard bracket.
Price Point
At $1,099 (approx. £855 / €1,000), the Rebel.2 is competitively priced against the Lectric XP Lite ($799), ENGWE EP-2 Pro ($1,049), RadExpand 5 ($1,599), and Fiido X ($1,795). For the price, you get serious utility, UL-certification, and strong performance.
