Lightweight but Powerful, the Porsche of E-Bikes Comes With Bragging Rights
The German two-wheelers are laden with features—but pricey at five figures
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The German two-wheelers are laden with features—but pricey at five figures
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According to Bike Europe, Porsche has plans to build its own e-bike motor factory. However, the development comes alongside news that the Greyp Bikes brand, in which it acquired a majority stake in 2021, is to be discontinued. Porsche has become more invested in the e-bike market over the last few years, acquiring Fazua, the drive system manufacturer, last year, before later
Porsche has expanded its existing e-bike range with two e-bikes, the Cross Performance and the Cross Performance EXC. These bikes continue the company's collaboration with German e-bike specialist Rotwild and have been developed with “racing both on asphalt and on the trail” in mind. Porsche, like many automotive brands, has been quickly developing its e-bike portfolio
Porsche teamed up with Rotwild to create two new electric mountain bikes called the Cross Performance and Cross Performance EXC.