Lidl Debuts Electric Bike With an ‘Invisible’ Motor and 70-km Range

Pleasant weather invites us to spend more time outdoors, whether strolling or exercising. If, in addition to this, we want to put the car aside to opt for a mode of transport that optimises our time and helps us stay active, Lidl has an option that might interest us: the Crivit ‘Classic’ electric bicycle at €764.99.

As is often the case with Lidl products, stock can run out at any moment. If we want to assess other options with fast delivery, Amazon has an alternative that may appeal to you:

• City electric bicycle Cecotec Sprint, for €849. With up to 70 kilometres of autonomy, 360 Wh of power and it comes with an LCD screen to control speed, kilometres and more.

An Affordable City Electric Bicycle

For getting around the city, electric bicycles have become an appealing option for those who want to stay active or as an alternative to traditional transport. Thanks to them, we avoid traffic jams and arrive at our destination on time.

This Lidl option features a low-entry frame, meaning getting on and off the bicycle is fairly easy, making it ideal for people roughly between 160 and 190 centimetres tall. It also comes equipped with a 250 W power in the rear hub (the central area of the rear wheel) and a 355 Wh integrated battery under the saddle with up to 70 kilometres of autonomy.

It also includes an LED display on the handlebars to check the battery level or the assist mode (ECO, TOUR or RACE). On top of that, it features a rack with capacity to carry up to 25 kilograms, a 7-speed Shimano drivetrain, an ergonomic saddle and IPX5 water resistance.

This electric bicycle is available on Lidl’s website for online purchase, with home delivery expected around June 15 and 30 days for returns from the date of receipt of the product.

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