A fat tire electric bike is an e-bike equipped with oversized tires—typically 3.8 inches or wider—designed to provide extra stability, traction, and comfort across a wide range of terrain. The combination of powerful electric assist and wide tires allows riders to easily navigate sand, snow, gravel, or rough trails where standard bikes might struggle. These bikes are known for their confidence-inspiring ride, plush feel, and go-anywhere versatility, making them a favorite among adventure seekers, commuters in all-weather conditions, and riders who simply want a smooth, stable ride.
Two-wheeled e-bikes powered by an electric motor, offering pedal assist or throttle-only modes. Suitable for urban commuting, trails, and general recreation.
Stand-up or seated vehicles with two small wheels and a flat floorboard, propelled by an electric motor. Electric scooters do not have pedals and are popular for urban transport and portability.
Longboards or skateboards equipped with one or more electric motors for propulsion and remote throttle control. Designed for personal transport and recreation.
Self-balancing single-wheel vehicles powered by an electric motor. Riders stand on pedals with feet on either side of the wheel (like a traditional unicycle) and face in the direction of wheel rotation. Highly agile and compact.
Self-balancing boards with a single, wide center wheel. Riders stand on a board with feet on each side of the wheel but perpendicular to the direction of wheel rotation, similar to a snowboard stance. Combines features of skateboards and snowboards with unique ride feel.
Off-road motorcycles powered by an electric motor. Designed for rugged terrain, jumps, and high performance. Does not have pedals, and features higher suspension travel and increased durability compared to street e-bikes.
Battery-powered lawnmowers for residential or commercial grass cutting. Often feature smart navigation systems, safety features, and app connectivity.
Protective and comfort gear worn by riders of electric vehicles. Includes helmets, pads, armored clothing (jackets, pants, vests), gloves, boots, and other body-worn gear designed to enhance safety or comfort during riding.
Accessories and add-ons for personal electric vehicles (PEVs), including water bottle holders, cellphone mounts, racks, storage solutions, lighting kits, replacement or upgrade components (footpads, pedals, grips), and customization parts. Excludes riding gear worn on the body.
Motorized snowboard for flat, icy, or packed surfaces
Balance boards for active standing desk users.