Fiido is ramping up its production capabilities with the announcement of some new e-bikes. The Fiido Titan, M31, Q2, and Kidz push-bike. The lineup of e-bikes includes heavy-duty models and other new offerings. The Fiido Titan is at one end of the spectrum while the agile M-series are on the lower end.
The new area of focus of Fiido may be uncharted territory but the OEM has unveiled its plans to deliver its new products. Fiido is well known for its innovative folding bikes and highly successful crowdfunding campaigns. The Q2 is a seated-only e-bike with a 1252.8Wh battery and dual 1,200W motors. The Q2 is designed for urban commutes and comes with a $1,599 price tag. The Titan is another model in the lineup, together with the minimalist and agile C21, C22, and C31 models.
The full specs of the 2023 Fiido lineup of e-bikes and e-scooters have not been released yet. But we know that the M31 mountain bike will have a mid-drive motor – the first of its kind. All the new bikes will come with compatibility with the Fiido app. The K1 Kidz push-bike will feature parental controls activated through the app. Fiido says the parental control feature is the first of its kind for such bikes.
The release date of the new lineup of Fiido e-bikes is still in the realm of speculation. The company is yet to provide definitive launch information. It is however speculated that the launch of the models may be imminent. Global availability and pricing information for the new Fiido e-bikes are also lacking at this time.
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