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Through a curated selection of videos, Electroheads provides expert guidance and insights into the latest innovations and practical considerations for electric vehicle enthusiasts. The distributor's commitment extends to fostering a community around electric mobility, offering resources and information that empower consumers to make informed choices in this dynamic sector.
Through a curated selection of videos, Electroheads provides expert guidance and insights into the latest innovations and practical considerations for electric vehicle enthusiasts. The distributor's commitment extends to fostering a community around electric mobility, offering resources and information that empower consumers to make informed choices in this dynamic sector.
The Smallest E-Bike Conversion Kit Just Got Cheaper
The Electroheads team visits Swytch HQ to test their highly portable e-bike conversion kits. The review highlights the ease of installation, with the host successfully converting their own bike in under 20 minutes, involving swapping the wheel, fitting a pedal sensor, and attaching the handlebar ...
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Has Toyota Redeemed Itself? New 2026 bZ4X
The updated 2026 Toyota bZ4X presents a significant step forward, addressing key areas of improvement. The reviewer highlights enhanced power, greater... more efficiency, and the introduction of two battery options, with the larger one promising up to 353 miles of range. Notable exterior updates include a revised frontal design and improved aerodynamics. Inside, the cabin benefits from a new 14-inch screen, a redesigned center console, and improved ambient lighting with a safety feature that turns the cabin red if a door is opened unsafely. The reviewer found the ride comfortable, with excellent soundproofing, though some wind noise was noted at higher speeds. The all-wheel-drive variant offers a noticeable performance boost and enhanced handling on winding roads thanks to a new driving control system. Real-world efficiency tests showed the AWD consuming 18.8 kWh/100km and the FWD 16 kWh/100km, with 24% and 34% battery remaining respectively after a long journey, indicating improved battery capacity and range confidence. The reviewer concludes it's a capable, comfortable, and spacious family SUV that is competitively priced. less
Finally! A Proper Electric 4WD | Suzuki E-Vitara On & Off-Road Test
The Suzuki e-Vitara marks the brand's ambitious entry into the EV market, aiming to blend its renowned 4x4 heritage with electric power. The revi... moreewer highlights the vehicle's solid on-road manners, praising its planted feel during cornering, responsive acceleration, and comfortable yet rigid suspension. A significant advantage noted is the abundance of physical buttons for controls, enhancing ease of use. Off-road capabilities are showcased with the optional All Grip E technology, featuring dual motors, trail mode, and hill descent control, which performed impressively on challenging terrain despite standard road tires. The reviewer commends Suzuki's confidence in offering a 10-year battery warranty and the practicality of the adjustable rear seats for balancing passenger and cargo space. However, rear headroom is noted as limited for taller individuals, and the boot space, while versatile, could be larger. The charging speed of 70 kW is considered a potential area for future improvement. Overall, the e-Vitara is presented as a unique and capable electric SUV, particularly for existing Suzuki customers transitioning to EVs, offering genuine all-wheel-drive confidence. less
The Family Electric Car That's Cheaper to Buy Than Petrol or Hybrid | Vauxhall Frontera
The Vauxhall Frontera marks a significant return, offering an electric SUV that is notably cheaper to purchase than its petrol or hybrid counterparts,... more a rarity in the current market. The reviewer highlights its practicality as a family car, praising its spacious interior with ample boot space and a roomy rear cabin. While the exterior styling is deemed rugged and appealing, the interior is described as basic with extensive use of black plastic, prioritizing function over flair. Driving dynamics are a mixed bag: acceleration is adequate for the first 40 mph but fades thereafter. The suspension is firmer and more settled than the Citroen C3 Aircross, providing a comfortable yet stable ride, and the steering is surprisingly heavy and intuitive. A major drawback is the limited real-world range, estimated at around 150 miles for the standard version and 200 miles for the extended range, making it best suited for city and suburban driving. The reviewer criticizes the annoying lane assist and speed limit warnings, which reset on each startup, and finds the infotainment system basic, lacking customization and relying heavily on smartphone integration. Despite these shortcomings, the Frontera's core appeal lies in its affordability, simplicity, and ease of use, positioning it as an accessible entry point into the EV market for pragmatic buyers. less
This Electric Bike Has a Feature I’ve Never Seen Before… Qreate Air vs Pro Review
This review thoroughly examines the Qreate City Air and City Pro electric bikes, highlighting their suitability for urban commuting. The reviewer prai... moreses the accessible step-through design, vibrant paint options, and robust build quality, including features like NFC entry and integrated AirTag slot for security. The lighting system, with its powerful front light, halo ring, and brake-sensing rear light, is identified as a standout feature. Practical additions like the chain guard and rear rack are also noted positively. While both bikes offer a comfortable ride with good suspension and hydraulic brakes, the key difference lies in their sensors: the Air uses a cadence sensor for an on/off response, whereas the Pro features a more sophisticated torque sensor for a natural assist feel. The reviewer found the cadence sensor to be effective, especially on hills, while the torque sensor offers a more nuanced experience. Real-world range tests exceeded expectations, with the Air achieving 70 km and the Pro 80 km, closely matching the manufacturer's claims. The bikes are recommended for their functionality, comfort, and decent pricing, making them a strong contender for commuters seeking a low-effort, reliable electric bike. less
Best Black Friday Electric Bike Deals 2025 — ADO, Engwe, Fiido, Hygge & More!
This video provides a comprehensive overview of the best Black Friday electric bike deals for 2025, covering a wide range of brands including ADO, Eng... morewe, GoTrax, Fiido, and Hygge. The reviewer highlights significant savings, with discounts up to £500 on ADO models and special codes for Engwe. Key models discussed include the ADO Air 20 (praised for its low maintenance and value at £899), the lightweight ADO Air Carbon (£1,699), and the urban-focused ADO Air28 (£999). Engwe's E26 ST and LE20 are noted for their versatility and cargo capabilities, while the N1 Air ST is highlighted for its lightweight carbon frame and security features. Fiido offers impressive deals on the C11 Pro, M1 Pro, and the robust Titan cargo bike. Hygge bikes are presented as well-priced options with excellent after-sales support, featuring models like the Vesta and Virum. The reviewer emphasizes the substantial savings available and encourages viewers to check the description for detailed reviews and deal links before they expire. less
The Most Compact Folding Electric Bike I've Ever Ridden | Ryd Bike Aero 16
The Ryd Bike Aero 16 is presented as a highly compact and lightweight folding electric bike, weighing just 14kg due to its full carbon-fibre construct... moreion. The reviewer highlights its commuter-friendly nature, ease of portability, and low maintenance thanks to the belt drive. Key features like the torque sensor, hydraulic brakes, and integrated lights are praised. The bike's design, including the battery placement and rear rack, is considered smart. However, the reviewer notes significant drawbacks for taller riders (5'10" and above), citing a limited seating position that compromises power output and rider control, leading to over-reliance on the motor and a less reactive riding experience on busy roads. While it performed surprisingly well on a 12% gradient hill test, the reviewer found lower assist levels less effective for climbing. The real-world range achieved was 16 miles on level five assist with a 65kg rider, with expectations of less range for heavier riders or hillier terrain. The bike is deemed a great last-mile solution, particularly for smaller riders or those prioritizing portability and low maintenance, but less ideal for those seeking a more dynamic or powerful ride, or for taller individuals. less
Citroën ë-C3 Aircross: Bargain of the Year or Just Bland?
The Citroën ë-C3 Aircross positions itself as a highly affordable family electric SUV, with the reviewed 'Plus' trim starting at £22,000. Re... moreviewers highlight its spacious interior and generous 460L boot, offering practicality for families. The "Citroën Advanced Comfort" seats and suspension are noted for providing a plush, albeit sometimes overly soft, ride, particularly on country roads where it can induce motion sickness. The infotainment system is described as "simplified" to the point of being basic, relying heavily on Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, with limited built-in features. While the "CZ Lounge" interior aims for a cozy feel with soft fabrics, some find it constricting. The reviewer acknowledges the car's core appeal lies in its accessible price point and essential functionality for those prioritizing budget over advanced features, but questions if "simplification" is a euphemism for "basic." The car offers two battery options, with the larger 54 kWh unit providing up to 249 miles WLTP range. less
The Road-Legal Fat Tyre Bike That's Powerful and Fairly Light | Hygge Vester Review
The Hygge Vester is presented as a compelling option in the fat tyre e-bike market, particularly for its value and comfort. The reviewer highlights it... mores Scandinavian design and robust specifications, including a 250W motor, 48V 14Ah Samsung battery offering a claimed 80km range, front suspension, and Tektro hydraulic disc brakes. The bike's comfort is a major selling point, likened to driving a large SUV, making it ideal for long rides and potentially beneficial for older riders or those with mobility issues due to its upright riding position. The reviewer praises the intuitive color display and the bike's ability to handle uneven terrain. However, criticisms include a noticeable lag in the motor sensor, leading to unpredictable power delivery, especially in corners, and a personal preference for a higher gear ratio for more rider engagement. A puncture during testing, while attributed to bad luck, did reveal that the bike's weight makes repairs more challenging. Despite these points, the Vester is lauded for its excellent components, particularly the smooth and powerful hydraulic brakes, and is considered the best fat tyre bike the reviewer has tested, offering great value for money. less
Are Electric Exoskeletons the Future of Mobility? Hypershell Review
The Hypershell X series, specifically the XPro model tested, is presented as a revolutionary step in personal electric mobility, aiming to enhance eve... moreryday activities. The reviewer highlights its impressive ability to reduce physical exertion by up to 30% and increase leg strength by 40%. Key features like the 'eco', 'transparent', and 'hyper' modes, along with specific settings for walking, running, cycling, and even mountain climbing, are demonstrated. The reviewer was particularly impressed by the assistance during walking and running, noting a significant improvement in pace despite a long break from exercise. The fitness mode, which provides resistance for strength training, is also lauded as a way to counter claims of 'cheating'. While the reviewer found cycling with the exoskeleton cool, they ultimately preferred its performance during walking. The steep stair climb proved challenging, suggesting the device is best for assistance rather than complete effort replacement. Battery life in hyper mode is a consideration for extended use. Overall, the Hypershell is deemed a game-changer for making mundane tasks extraordinary and potentially beneficial for individuals with mobility issues. less
Too Big For Britain? The Hyundai Ioniq 9 Is Massive!
The Hyundai Ioniq 9 is presented as a colossal electric SUV designed for families prioritizing space and comfort. Reviewers highlight its "palati... moreal" interior, offering ample room in both six and seven-seater configurations, with features like reclining seats, climate control, and even optional massage functions contributing to a luxurious, first-class travel experience. The vehicle's "lounge feel" is emphasized, making it ideal for long journeys. However, its sheer size is a recurring theme, with both presenters noting its unwieldy nature in narrow roads and villages, leading to a consensus that it's not suited for city driving, particularly in places like London. While the handling is described as comfortable and floaty, it's not considered a "driver's car," exhibiting noticeable body roll. The claimed 600 km range is seen as a positive for touring, and the V2L technology powering a telescope for stargazing is a unique, appreciated feature. Ultimately, the Ioniq 9 is deemed an excellent choice for large families needing long-distance capability and comfort, especially in regions like America, but its size makes it impractical for urban environments. less
China's Electric Bikes Are Getting Better And Better | Engwe Engine Pro 3.0 Boost Review
The Engwe Engine Pro 3.0 Boost represents a significant leap in quality for the brand, moving beyond its 'cheap and cheerful' reputation. Th... moree reviewer highlights numerous upgrades, including a Samsung battery with an improved BMS, IPX7 water resistance, and hydraulic dual-piston brakes, all contributing to a more premium feel. The torque sensor is a standout feature, providing smooth and intuitive acceleration, a marked improvement over previous models. Comfort is also a key focus, with dual suspension, supportive coils, and a highly cushioned seat making it ideal for heavier or older riders. While the bike's 35kg weight is noted as a slight increase and a potential consideration for some, its overall handling, agility, and aesthetic are praised. The reviewer found the bike to be exceptionally comfortable and easy to ride, comparing its handling to a capable SUV. The integrated anti-theft system and boost mode are also seen as valuable additions. Despite the inability to test the full 130km range, the reviewer trusts Engwe's testing and believes the bike offers excellent value for its price point. less
The Electric "Vehicle" That Turns Normal People Into Superhumans | Ascentiz Exoskeleton
The Ascentiz modular exoskeleton presents a compelling vision for personal mobility enhancement, moving beyond mere novelty to offer tangible benefits... more. The reviewer highlights the exceptional build quality, featuring materials like titanium alloy and carbon fiber, and praises the intuitive, simple control system. The 'Ease' mode is lauded for its smooth, responsive assistance in lifting legs during strides, significantly reducing perceived effort. While the 'ACC' (Automatic Cruise Control) mode is more involved and can assist with inclines, it's noted to be battery-intensive and can feel somewhat unnatural, akin to a 'soldier's march.' The 'Resistance' mode offers a unique training or weighted workout simulation. The knee assist module is recognized for its specialized function in reducing joint load. Despite minor software hiccups and the current inability to use hip and knee modules simultaneously, the reviewer concludes that the Ascentiz is far from a gimmick. Its true value lies in its potential to dramatically improve the quality of life for individuals with mobility challenges, as evidenced by a poignant Kickstarter backer's testimonial. The reviewer is optimistic about its future impact on personal mobility. less
The Most Modular E-bike I’ve Ever Tested | ADO Air One Pro
The ADO Air One Pro is presented as a highly modular electric bike designed to adapt to various needs, from commuting to shopping and leisure. The rev... moreiewer highlights the innovative ADO lock system for tool-free accessory attachment, praising the wide range of available options like backpacks, child seats, and cargo baskets. The bike's performance is described as smooth and powerful, thanks to the Buffang auto-shifting dual-speed motor and carbon belt drive, offering distinct eco and sport modes. While the reviewer appreciates the bike's stability, comfort, and adjustability for different rider heights, a significant drawback identified is the real-world range, which fell considerably short of ADO's claims (achieving just over 23 miles with mixed riding and added weight, compared to a claimed 62 miles). The bike's weight is also noted as a con, making it difficult to carry. Despite these issues, the reviewer concludes that the Air One Pro's modularity and potential for family use make it a compelling, albeit heavy, option. less
The Most Important Electric Car Company You’ve Never Heard Of
This video from Electroheads explores CATL, a battery manufacturer that, despite its critical role in the EV industry, remains largely unknown to the ... morepublic. The review highlights CATL's significant market share, powering one in three EVs globally, and details their latest innovations, including the NP3.0 safety technology and the Shenzing Pro battery. The NP3.0 is presented as a game-changer for safety, designed to prevent thermal runaway and maintain power even in critical situations, making it crucial for autonomous driving. The Shenzing Pro LFP battery boasts impressive range (up to 758 km), longevity (12 years/1 million km), and ultra-fast charging capabilities, even in cold temperatures. The video also touches upon CATL's commitment to sustainability through battery recycling and a circular economy model. Overall, the review positions CATL as a pivotal force shaping the future of electric mobility with its focus on safety, range, longevity, and sustainability. less
The Lightweight Folding Electric Bike With Surprising Power | Hygge Virum
The Hygge Virum is presented as a lightweight, stylish, and affordable folding electric bike designed for urban commuting and practicality. The review... moreer highlights its convenience, particularly its three-step folding mechanism and compact size, making it ideal for multimodal commutes and storage. The bike's performance is praised, with the motor providing surprising power, especially on inclines, and the assist levels being versatile enough for various riding conditions without always needing to be on maximum. The reviewer found the real-world range to be just over 25 miles, achieved with mid-to-upper assist levels in summer conditions. Positives include the smooth assist, good braking power from hydraulic brakes, and a confident ride feel despite the 20-inch wheels. Criticisms are minor, focusing on visible cabling and welding that reflect its affordable price point, and the rear rack slightly hindering the folding process. Overall, the Virum is recommended as a functional and convenient e-bike that offers good value and is backed by a strong service network, making it a reliable choice for budget-conscious buyers. less
I’ve Never Ridden an Electric Bike Like This One Before | EBI Agile
The EBI Agile Aluminium is presented as a unique and premium urban commuter e-bike, designed for versatility with features like dual pannier racks sui... moretable for touring. The reviewer highlights its striking design, customizable frame covers, and minimalist aesthetic, particularly appreciating the step-through frame for ease of use. Key components like the Japanese motor and wireless shifting are noted, though the latter is described as quick but clunky, requiring careful battery management for the derailer. The mid-drive motor provides smooth and responsive assistance, performing admirably on hills even when loaded. Real-world range testing yielded just over 35 miles, with the reviewer impressed by the efficiency, especially considering the bike was loaded. Safety and support are emphasized, with EBI's commitment to non-mandatory certifications and a network of affiliated stores for maintenance. While the aluminium frame adds weight, making it less ideal for stair-climbing, the overall impression is of a functional, stylish, and well-supported investment for riders seeking a capable commuter or touring e-bike. less
Kia EV3 VS Volvo EX30 | Small Family Car Head to Head!
This head-to-head comparison pits the Kia EV3 against the Volvo EX30, focusing on practicality, comfort, range, technology, and price. The Kia EV3 is ... morelauded for its exceptional practicality, boasting a larger boot (460L vs 400L) and a more spacious cabin for its size, making it a strong contender for families. Its value proposition is highlighted, with the 'Air' trim offering a 375-mile WLTP range for £35,000 and a 7-year warranty, making it the UK's current best-selling electric retail car. The Volvo EX30, while praised for its comfortable seats, serene interior, and impressive acceleration (especially the dual-motor variant), falls short on practicality and price. Its boot is smaller, rear seating can feel cramped for three adults, and the infotainment-only display, while minimalist, can be fiddly. The EX30 Plus Extended Range is priced around £40,000 with a shorter 3-year warranty. While the EX30 offers a premium feel and advanced tech, the EV3's superior space, range, and significantly better value for money make it the clear winner for budget-conscious families seeking a practical electric SUV. less
Does This Tiny 2.3kg Electric Bike Conversion Kit Actually Work? Kamingo Review
The Kamingo electric bike conversion kit presents an innovative and lightweight solution for transforming analog bicycles into e-bikes. Its standout f... moreeatures include a remarkably low weight (2.3kg for motor and battery), a discreet bottle-cage-mounted battery, and a quick, tool-free installation process. The reviewer highlights the kit's detachability as a major security advantage, allowing users to remove key components when parking. However, the prototype version exhibited some drawbacks, including a less-than-ideal cadence sensor response on hills, noticeable slippage in wet conditions, and a battery range that fell short of the claimed 55 miles, with the reviewer achieving around 25 miles. Kamingo has acknowledged these issues, promising improvements in the final version with a torque sensor, enhanced wet-weather performance, and better battery life for the display. Despite these prototype limitations, the kit's potential for versatility and ease of use is evident, making it a compelling option for those seeking an accessible e-bike conversion. less
The Practical Family Electric Car That Offers Super Car Performance | Kia EV6 GT
The Kia EV6 GT is presented as a practical family electric car that delivers supercar performance, particularly highlighted by its potent GT mode and ... morelaunch control. The reviewer praises the significant power increase (641 hp) and improved acceleration (0-62 mph in 3.5 seconds) over the pre-facelift model, all while offering a lower price point. The interior is noted for its spaciousness, functional design, and updated materials, though the reviewer misses a sunroof. Driving dynamics are a key focus, with the GT mode offering a visceral experience and the virtual gear shifting adding a novel, albeit potentially gimmicky, element. The suspension is found to be surprisingly comfortable for a performance-oriented vehicle, making it suitable for long journeys. Real-world efficiency achieved was 2.6 miles per kWh, slightly below the claimed 3 miles per kWh, attributed to aggressive driving and GT mode usage. The reviewer commends the car's NVH improvements, including soundproofing and AI-driven fake engine noise, and the non-intrusive lane-keeping assist. Overall, the EV6 GT is positioned as a unique blend of practicality and extreme performance. less
I’ve Tested 100s of Electric Bikes - This is a Winner! | Tenways CGO600 Plus
The Tenways CGO600 Plus is presented as a significant evolution of the popular CGO600, addressing key user demands for versatility and performance, pa... morerticularly on inclines. The reviewer highlights the addition of an 8-gear chain drive system as a major advantage over the single-speed belt drive of its predecessors, making it far more capable on hills. The new Tenways-branded motor is praised for its punchy assist and natural feel, though the reviewer notes a slight increase in weight to 20kg. Positives include the bike's sleek aesthetics, integrated security features like the PIN code and removable battery, and the improved performance on urban slopes. However, criticisms are leveled at the sticky gear shifting, which sometimes requires double-shifting, and the uncomfortable saddle, a recurring issue with Tenways bikes. The real-world range test yielded 35 miles on max assist, falling short of the claimed 62 miles, but the reviewer acknowledges this is highly dependent on riding style and conditions. Overall, the CGO600 Plus is recommended for those needing a capable, geared e-bike for varied urban terrain, despite minor drawbacks. less
The Electric Car That Raises Tough Questions About EVs | Mini John Cooper Works Electric
The Mini John Cooper Works Electric Hatch presents a compelling, albeit divisive, proposition in the performance EV market. While it boasts impressive... more straight-line speed and a highly responsive, 'on-rails' driving experience thanks to its stiff suspension and twitchy steering, it struggles to find a clear audience. The reviewer highlights significant torque steer, particularly during hard acceleration, and a ride that is far from comfortable, even in 'chill' modes. Despite its sporty intentions and engaging 'go-kart' mode, the car is criticized for not offering the same level of fun and joyousness found in other Mini Electric models, nor the refinement expected by traditional petrolheads. Its practicality is also questioned when compared to the Mini Countryman Electric, which offers more space and a more pleasant driving experience for a similar price point. Ultimately, the reviewer concludes that while it's a well-engineered performance car, its aggressive nature and lack of a clear target demographic make it a difficult car to live with and question its place in the market, suggesting most buyers might opt for the petrol version. less
The Best Electric Folding Bike Just Got Better! ADO 20 Ultra
The ADO 20 Ultra represents a significant refinement of ADO's popular folding electric bike. The video highlights its improved specifications and... more features, showcasing a meticulous build process and a comprehensive walkaround. The ride review indicates a positive experience, with the hill test demonstrating capable performance. While specific real-world range results are presented, the overall verdict leans towards ADO successfully enhancing an already strong product, making the new Ultra a compelling option in the folding e-bike market. The reviewer emphasizes the iterative improvements made by ADO, suggesting the 'Ultra' moniker is well-earned. less
I’m Sold - The Tiny Electric Car With Huge Space | Hyundai Inster
The Hyundai Inster is presented as a compact electric vehicle that punches above its weight in terms of interior space, drawing comparisons to Mary Po... moreppins' magical bag. The reviewer highlights its surprisingly roomy cabin, modular interior with flat-folding seats, and a versatile boot space expandable to accommodate weekend trips. Key pros include its distinctive styling, excellent visibility (barring a rear pillar blind spot), intuitive button-based controls, and the inclusion of a heat pump and battery heater across all trims, ensuring consistent range. The reviewer is particularly impressed by its maneuverability in the city, its comfortable ride even on faster roads, and the surprisingly peppy acceleration in sport mode. The main drawback identified is the limited storage space in the door bins. Overall, the reviewer is highly enthusiastic, considering it a strong contender for city dwellers and those seeking a practical, fun, and affordable EV. less
This Powerful, Step-Through Electric Bike Will Transform Your Commute | Tenways Ago Air
The Tenways AGO Air presents itself as a robust and powerful step-through electric bike designed to enhance urban commuting. The reviewer highlights i... morets strong mid-drive motor, delivering up to 80Nm of torque, which provides a "feather-light" and "gliding" ride experience, especially on inclines. The bike's substantial payload capacity (145 kg) and stable ride, aided by front suspension and wide tires, are noted as significant advantages for heavier riders or those carrying cargo. The integrated navigation on the color display is praised as a safety feature, reducing the need to use a phone. However, the reviewer points out a major drawback in the stock saddle, describing it as a source of discomfort and recommending an immediate replacement. The bike's considerable weight (27.4 kg) is also flagged as a potential issue for those with limited storage or who need to carry it upstairs. Despite these cons, the reviewer concludes that the AGO Air offers significant value for its price, especially with Tenways' expanding UK presence ensuring better aftercare and test ride opportunities. less