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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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The Battle for Cheap Electric Cars Has Begun | Citroen E-C3 Review
The Citroen E-C3 marks a significant step in the pursuit of affordable electric vehicles, aiming to make EVs accessible to a wider audience. This four... moreth-generation model is presented as a substantial improvement over its predecessor, focusing on simplicity, comfort, and practicality. The reviewer highlights the "CZ Zen lounge" interior, praising its spacious feel, comfortable "advanced comfort seats," and user-friendly layout, particularly noting the intuitive climate controls and simple drive selector. Storage solutions are also deemed practical. While the exterior design is described as playful with interchangeable color clips and a new badge, the car's compact dimensions and increased height contribute to an SUV-like ground clearance. The reviewer found the driving experience to be comfortable, with light steering making it easy to manage, and praised the advanced comfort suspension for gliding over road imperfections. However, acceleration is noted as uninspiring, taking around 11 seconds to reach 60 mph. The WLTP range is stated as up to 199 miles, with charging capable of reaching 20-80% in 28 minutes on a 100 kW charger. The navigation system is functional but the head-up display, while informative for speed and battery status, lacks navigation prompts. The reviewer's verdict is overwhelmingly positive, emphasizing that Citroen has successfully delivered on its promise of an accessible, simple, and comfortable electric car, making it an excellent introduction for new EV buyers. The brand's strategy to offer multiple EVs under £30,000 by 2025 is also commended as daring and necessary for market accessibility. less
This Lightweight Carbon Ebike Is a Glimpse of the Future | Fiido Air
The Fiido Air presents a compelling vision for the future of urban electric biking, primarily due to its exceptionally lightweight carbon fiber constr... moreuction (13.75kg) and sleek, minimalist design with integrated wiring. The reviewer highlights the ease of build and the innovative fingerprint activation and smartwatch display as key technological advancements. However, the bike's single-speed, 35Nm torque setup, while natural-feeling and agile in flat urban environments like London, struggles on inclines, requiring more rider effort. The claimed range of up to 37.5 miles is significantly reduced in colder temperatures, with the reviewer achieving 26 miles in near-freezing conditions, noting a noticeable drop in assist as the battery depletes. Practical drawbacks include the lack of included mudguards and the integrated battery, which necessitates bringing the entire bike indoors for charging. The reviewer also points out the dimness of the integrated lights and the watch display, and the slightly clunky smartwatch functionality. Despite these points, the Fiido Air is praised for its low maintenance (carbon belt drive), ease of handling, and overall aesthetic appeal, making it a strong contender for city dwellers prioritizing lightness and technology over hill-climbing prowess. less
The Cheap Carbon Electric Bike That Nearly Hits The Mark Engwe Mapfour N1 Air/Air ST
The Engwe Mapfour N1 Air presents itself as a lightweight, carbon-framed electric bike with a focus on anti-theft features and a claimed range of up t... moreo 62 miles. The reviewer highlights its agile and sporty feel, particularly its quick acceleration and ability to navigate traffic effectively thanks to the responsive torque sensor and 250W motor. The integrated anti-theft system, including GPS tracking and app alerts, offers good peace of mind, as does the removable battery. However, the review points out significant drawbacks: the saddle height issue for riders around 5'10" and a clunky app interface. The lack of suspension on the carbon frame results in a harsh ride over rough surfaces. Real-world range tests in cold conditions yielded approximately 28-29 miles, with an estimated 30-40 miles in summer. Despite its flaws, the Mapfour N1 Air is considered a potentially good option for budget-conscious buyers seeking a lightweight commuter, especially with the early bird pricing and included accessories. less
The Electric Bike That Does Everything For You | ADO Air 30 Ultra
The ADO Air 30 Ultra presents itself as a highly accessible and low-maintenance electric bike, particularly suited for beginners or those seeking a ha... moressle-free riding experience. Its standout feature is the automatic three-speed shifting system, developed in collaboration with Bafang, which, combined with a carbon belt drive, significantly reduces upkeep. The reviewer highlights the bike's smooth, instantaneous assist and comfortable ride, largely attributed to the suspension in the seat post and the torque sensor. However, the automatic gearing, while convenient, is a double-edged sword; it prevents ghost pedaling but also dictates a specific cadence that may feel restrictive for riders who prefer more manual control or higher pedaling speeds. The bike's weight (21.4 kg) and step-over frame are noted as potential drawbacks for some users. In terms of range, the claimed 62 miles is deemed achievable in ideal summer conditions and eco mode, with the reviewer achieving 34 miles in colder, sportier conditions. Overall, the ADO Air 30 Ultra is praised for its ease of use, low maintenance, and integrated features like GPS tracking and a removable battery, making it a strong contender for a relaxed, everyday commute. less
If You Flip This Car Then I'm Dead | MG Cyberster Long Drive
In this "Good Cop, Bad Cop" episode, the MG Cyberster roadster is put to the test. The "Bad Cop" (Eilis) found numerous negatives,... more including difficulty getting in and out, sharp brakes, poor rear visibility, lack of a one-pedal driving mode, distracting safety alerts, and the cold experience with the roof down in winter. The "Good Cop" (Rich) highlighted the car's comfort, the passenger grab handle, responsive steering, and the exhilarating acceleration, particularly in Sport and Super Sport modes. He also praised the steering wheel heater for making the cold-weather drive bearable. While the "Bad Cop" noted the indicator sound and limited storage, the "Good Cop" found the autonomous driving features surprisingly capable. Ultimately, both agreed the car is fast, fun, and a visually striking addition to the EV market, though concerns were raised about its interior luxury compared to its price point and the potential for passenger nausea due to instant EV torque. less
A Motorway Mishap in the Hyundai Ioniq 5 - What Happened?
The reviewer found the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N Line S to be a comfortable and spacious family-oriented SUV, particularly praising its interior comfort,... more ample passenger space, and the flexibility of the rear seats. The digital rearview mirror and 360-degree parking cameras were highlighted as excellent tech features. Charging is noted as a strong point, with 10-80% taking just 18 minutes at maximum capacity. However, the real-world range fell short of expectations, achieving only 2.8 miles per kWh on a nearly 100-mile motorway journey in cold weather, significantly less than the claimed 307 miles WLTP. A concerning 'motorway mishap' involving the traction control activating unexpectedly at speed was experienced, causing the car to shunt and feel unstable. This was later identified as a simple fix related to incorrect tire size, which confused the vehicle's systems. Despite the range disappointment and the traction control scare, the reviewer ultimately enjoyed the Ioniq 5 for its practicality and comfort, expressing sadness at returning the vehicle. less
The Best Electric Bike for Newbies? Fiido C11 Pro
The Fiido C11 Pro is presented as a significant upgrade to the popular C11, targeting new riders and commuters with its simplicity and practicality. K... moreey improvements include a larger battery offering a claimed 65-mile range (a 16% increase), an upgraded motor with a highly responsive torque sensor for a more natural riding experience, and enhanced hydraulic brakes for all-weather durability. The styling also sees an update with a brown saddle and handlebars. The reviewer found the bike easy to build, comfortable to ride, and appreciated features like the step-through frame, integrated pannier rack, and clear HD display. The torque sensor was praised for its responsiveness, making rides feel effortless, even on hills. The real-world range test yielded 32 miles in cold UK winter conditions (0-2°C), which is considerably less than the claimed 54 miles in optimal conditions, though the reviewer attributes this difference to temperature and terrain, expecting around 40-45 miles in warmer weather. Brakes were noted as functional but requiring a firm squeeze. Overall, the C11 Pro is deemed a fluid, responsive, and intuitive electric bike suitable for various rider types, from urban commuters to fitness enthusiasts. less
The Electric Bike Made for Seriously Heavy Loads | Pedibal Maxima
The Pedibal Maxima e-bike is reviewed as a robust and practical solution for heavier riders or those needing a workhorse, filling a gap in the market.... more The reviewer highlights its impressive 180 kg maximum payload capacity, a significant increase over typical e-bikes. Key features praised include the comfortable ride, attributed to front suspension, seat post suspension, a padded saddle, and 20x4-inch puncture-resistant tires. The large 960Wh LG battery is noted for its removability and provides a real-world range of 49 miles in cold conditions (4°C), exceeding the manufacturer's claim of 25-37 miles. The optional DVSA-certified twist-and-go throttle (£200 extra) is a major plus for those with mobility issues, allowing for pedal-free riding. While the 250W rear hub motor with 55 Nm of torque is deemed adequate, the reviewer suggests more torque would be beneficial for heavier loads. Downsides include the bike's substantial 37 kg weight, making it unsuitable for public transport or carrying upstairs, and a motor that is not the quietest. Overall, the Maxima is recommended for heavier riders, delivery use, or as a stable option for novice riders, but not for those prioritizing portability. less
This Is My Favourite Folding Electric Bike To Date | Volt Lite
The Volt Lite emerges as a standout folding electric bike, earning the reviewer's highest praise to date. Key strengths include its exceptionally... more comfortable ride, attributed to a premium saddle and adjustable handlebars that prevent hunching, even in a compact folding design. The mid-drive Bafang M820 motor, borrowed from e-MTBs, delivers a powerful and responsive 75 Nm of torque, making hill climbs surprisingly effortless, even in higher gears. The carbon belt drive and Nexus 3-speed hub offer a clean, low-maintenance, and quiet drivetrain. Folding is highlighted as a smooth and simple process, aided by a self-supporting stand and secure wheel magnets. The real-world range test yielded approximately 30 miles (with an estimated 35 miles to 0%), influenced by cold November temperatures and consistent use of higher assist levels, particularly the power-hungry 'boost' mode. While acknowledging the premium price point of £2,899, the reviewer concludes that for those seeking a high-quality, feature-rich folding e-bike, the Volt Lite offers excellent value and performance, justifying its top ranking. less
UK Trip and Overnight in an Electric Campervan: The Good and the Bad
This video chronicles an adventurous overnight trip in a converted VW ID. Buzz campervan, nicknamed 'Flo,' paired with a folding ADO Air Car... morebon e-bike. The reviewer highlights the convenience of the e-bike for multimodal commuting and exploring, praising its lightweight design and ease of transport. The campervan conversion is commended for its thoughtful amenities, including a kitchen, sleeping area, and power solutions for off-grid living, offering an estimated 256 miles of range. However, the trip was marred by a significant tire blowout on a narrow country road, which necessitated a roadside repair and threatened to derail the adventure. Despite this setback, the reviewer found the overnight camping experience surprisingly comfortable and secure, though a brief scare with unexpected lights at the campsite added a touch of unease. The video concludes with a hearty breakfast cooked at the campsite and a reflection on the successful integration of the electric campervan and e-bike for a self-sufficient travel experience. less
I Tested the First UK Legal Throttle Folding Electric Bike
The Pedibal Navigata MKII is presented as a highly practical and accessible folding electric bike, particularly notable for its UK-legal throttle. The... more reviewer highlights significant improvements over the original model, including updated welding, a full-color LCD display, puncture-resistant tires, and integrated lights. Comfort is a key selling point, with praise for the seat post suspension and saddle, making it one of the comfiest setups tested. The bike's compact size, aided by smaller handlebars and 20-inch wheels, is ideal for urban commuting and public transport integration, though its 19kg weight is noted as being on the heavier side for a folding bike. The throttle functionality is a major advantage, offering a "twist and go" experience without pedaling, which is legally certified for UK roads and a boon for individuals with physical limitations or those seeking a sweat-free commute. The reviewer achieved a real-world range of 23 miles, utilizing both level five assist and the throttle, which is deemed sufficient for city commuting. A minor drawback mentioned is the positioning of the gear levers, which require sliding the hand along the grip to operate. Overall, the Navigata MKII is lauded as a versatile tool that opens up mobility options for a wide range of users. less
Three Countries in One Day?! ID.3 GTX Tested!
The Electroheads team embarks on an ambitious road trip, testing the new Volkswagen ID.3 GTX across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The reviewer hi... moreghlights the GTX's sporty yet comfortable driving dynamics, particularly noting its responsiveness in sport mode and the refined suspension. Boot space is deemed adequate for luggage, and the interior is praised for its spaciousness, enhanced by the panoramic sunroof and improved rear axle strength allowing for five passengers. The updated infotainment system, including ChatGPT integration, is a notable feature, though the voice assistant's robotic tone is critiqued. Real-world efficiency averaged 13.8 kWh/100km, considered fair given the aggressive driving and Autobahn speeds. Charging was efficient, with the car reaching 82% in 23 minutes during a stop. The reviewer concludes that the ID.3 GTX handles challenging roads, including the Swiss Alps, with impressive agility and effortlessness, making it a compelling option for electric road trips. less
Is This Cheap Electric Bike Too Good To Be True? Engwe P20
The Engwe P20 is presented as a highly capable and aesthetically pleasing folding electric bike, ideal for urban commuting and multi-modal travel. The... more reviewer highlights its smooth torque-sensing assist, comfortable SR saddle, and the low-maintenance carbon belt drive as significant advantages. The bike's ability to maintain full assist even when the battery is low is praised, along with its decent hill-climbing performance for a single-speed model. However, potential buyers should note the slightly wider handlebar width which impacts its folded compactness, and the lack of suspension, though deemed not essential. The reviewer also encountered a minor issue with fully folding the handlebars. The real-world range achieved was 52.4 km (just under 33 miles) under specific testing conditions (15°C, 65kg rider, London roads). Overall, the P20 is considered a competitively priced, feature-rich option offering good value. less
Speeding Down an Active Volcano on an Electric Bike - Will I Make It?
This video chronicles an exhilarating adventure across Sicily, featuring NOKO electric bikes, with a particular focus on the NOKOMAGMA gravel bike rid... moreden on Mount Etna. The reviewer highlights the NOKOMAGMA's impressive performance on volcanic terrain, noting its lightweight carbon frame, integrated battery, and the unique gravel-specific Shimano GRX groupset. While initially challenging on the loose volcanic ash, the bike's electric assist and grippy tires proved adept at both descents and ascents, even allowing the riders to keep pace with analog cyclists. The review also touches upon the NOKOBLAZE and NOKOFORZA models, praising their respective strengths in different environments. Overall, the editorial team was impressed by NOKO's componentry, build quality, and the evident passion for cycling integrated into their designs, despite the higher price point compared to some competitors. less
I Rode a 3299 Electric Bike in a Foreign Country and It All Went Wrong
The Urtopia Carbon Pro 1, reviewed in Düsseldorf, Germany, presents itself as a technologically advanced electric bike with a carbon fiber frame, weig... morehing under 17kg. Key features highlighted include a dot matrix display with extensive information, a Bluetooth speaker, an anti-theft system with fingerprint unlock, and a 'turbo boost' mode for rapid acceleration. The reviewer found the bike's assist levels and torque sensor provided a natural and smooth riding experience, particularly praising the 10-speed Shimano gears for versatility. However, the reviewer noted some practical issues: the medium frame size was a struggle for shorter riders, the navigation on the dot matrix display was sometimes difficult to follow, and removing the battery requires careful positioning to avoid scraping the mudguard. Despite these minor drawbacks and an unexpected downpour, the bike's lightweight nature was demonstrated by successfully carrying it up a flight of stairs. The overall impression is of a well-engineered, feature-rich e-bike suitable for both commuting and weekend adventures, albeit with a premium price tag of €3,299. less
I Drove Mini's Cheapest New Electric Car - But Is It Worth It?
The reviewer found the new Mini Cooper E 2024, in its base 'Classic trim', to be a surprisingly fun and engaging electric car, especially co... morensidering its entry-level status and £30,000 price point. Despite initial reservations about the basic trim, the reviewer was impressed by the car's "fun" driving dynamics, responsive handling (particularly in "go-kart mode"), and playful touches like gamified efficiency displays and character animations. The interior, while basic on this trim, offers good headroom and a "neat" infotainment system running BMW's latest OS. Positives include its "best looking Mini Cooper" design, decent real-world range (around 210 miles city / 160 combined), and a surprisingly practical boot space that can be expanded by folding the rear seats. Negatives were minor, including a slightly "divisive" infotainment form factor and a less refined voice command system. Overall, the Cooper E is deemed an excellent, value-for-money second car or city runaround, significantly improving on its predecessor's usability and range. less
Exploring the New 2025 VW ID Buzz Camper Van: Features, Specs, and Road Test!
The 2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz receives a significant update with the introduction of a long wheelbase (LWB) version and the performance-oriented GTX tr... moreim. The LWB model offers increased interior space, now accommodating up to seven passengers, with a vast cargo capacity of nearly 2,500 liters when seats are folded. The reviewer highlights the optional panoramic sunroof as a standout feature. While the Pro version offers good responsiveness, the GTX trim, with its dual-motor AWD and 340 PS, delivers a "night and day" difference in power and acceleration, achieving 0-100 km/h in 6.1 seconds. Real-world efficiency for the Pro was noted at 18.7 kWh/100km, considered average for its form factor. Charging is rapid, with the 86 kWh battery capable of 10-80% in under 30 minutes at up to 200 kW. Downsides include a relatively low payload for the Pro (41-596 kg) and significant wind noise at higher speeds due to the vehicle's size. Pricing for the LWB starts just under £60,000, with the GTX pricing yet to be announced. less
Friday Night Deliveroo Shift 7pm-10pm in a Tiny Electric Microcar (Ft London Eats)
This video follows a Deliveroo shift in Bath using the Citroen Ami, highlighting its practicality for urban food delivery. The reviewer, Eilis, teams ... moreup with food delivery rider London Eats to test the Ami's capabilities on the city's hills and its suitability for the job. Key takeaways include the Ami's surprisingly ample cargo space, ease of parking, and incredibly low running costs, with a full recharge costing only £1.74. London Eats, initially a skeptic, was impressed by the Ami's performance, particularly its ability to handle steep gradients and its weatherproof nature compared to a bike. The video also sheds light on the low earnings of delivery drivers, with the pair making £33.61 in two hours. Despite the low pay, both found the experience surprisingly fun and addictive, with London Eats expressing a desire to do more shifts in the Ami. less
The Hidden Trick Inside This Folding Electric Bike | ADO 20 Pro
The ADO 20 Pro e-bike is put to the ultimate test on London's notoriously steep Swains Lane, tackling gradients up to 20%. The reviewer confirms ... morethe bike's capability, highlighting the new dual-speed system powered by a Bafang motor as the key differentiator from the original ADO 20, making challenging climbs possible. While the bike is slightly heavier due to the upgraded motor and added front suspension, it successfully conquered the hill, proving its mettle. The reviewer praises the smooth hydraulic brakes and the convenience of features like magnetic clips and included accessories. Real-world range tests yielded 50.1 km during aggressive hill climbing with extra weight and 63 km on more typical flat terrain with inclines. Despite its premium price point (£1,800), the ADO 20 Pro is recommended for riders in hilly areas, offering a viable alternative to cars and public transport, though the reviewer personally prefers the original ADO 20 for flatter London commutes due to its lower cost. less
160 Mile Ebike Journey on a Single Charge - Will I Make It?
The Engwe P275 ST e-bike was put to the ultimate range test, aiming for a 160-mile journey on a single charge. While the claimed range was not fully a... morechieved, the reviewer successfully covered 127 km (approximately 79 miles) over 11.5 hours, falling short of the target destination of Bath but reaching Reading. The reviewer praised the bike's comfort on various terrains, including gravel and canal paths, and highlighted the effectiveness of the mid-drive motor and torque sensor for smooth assist. Positive aspects included the puncture-resistant tires, included mudguards, rear rack, and the comfortable Selle Royal saddle. A minor drawback was the battery display's visibility in bright sunlight. Despite not meeting the exact range claim, the reviewer emphasized the overall positive experience and the bike's capability in opening up exploration, concluding that battery technology is rapidly improving. less
The Cheap Electric Microcar That Saves Me Time and Money! | Citroen Ami
The Citroen Ami is presented as a highly capable and surprisingly practical microcar, challenging the notion that larger vehicles are inherently bette... morer. The reviewer successfully demonstrates the Ami's versatility through a series of demanding challenges: transporting a market stall's goods, fitting a folding electric bike, completing a full week's grocery shop, acting as a chauffeur for a dog, and even navigating a drive-thru. The vehicle's small turning circle and ease of parking are highlighted as significant advantages for city driving. While the Ami's top speed and range are acknowledged limitations (max 46 miles claimed, with the reviewer achieving 44.6 miles in real-world testing), its low running costs, exemption from congestion charges, and appealing price point make it a strong contender for businesses and individuals seeking an economical and fun second car. The reviewer concludes that the Ami "over-delivers" for typical daily commutes and second-car use cases, offering a joyous and efficient urban mobility solution. less
I Rode the First UK Legal Throttle Ebike | Pedibal E-Cruiza
The Pedibal E-Cruiza is presented as a groundbreaking electric bike in the UK, primarily due to its legally approved throttle. The reviewer highlights... more the DVSA certification process, emphasizing that each bike is individually tested and certified, a significant undertaking by Pedibal. While the bike's throttle allows for effortless riding, negating potential discomfort from the cruiser frame's wider stance and fixed seat, the reviewer notes that pedaling with pedal assist is also responsive and light. The acceleration to 15.5 mph is described as fun, though not Ferrari-like. The reviewer expresses excitement about the legal implications, even seeking out police encounters to demonstrate the bike's legality. The E-Cruiza features fat tires, a comfortable bespoke seat, a 250W motor, and a removable battery offering up to 40 miles of range with pedal assist. The narrative also touches upon Pedibal's origin story, rooted in helping individuals with mobility and balance issues, adding a layer of purpose to the brand. less
Riding An Electric Bike In Winter - Bad Idea?
This video offers a practical and comprehensive guide to commuting by electric bike during winter in London. The presenter, Eilis, shares her week-lon... moreg experience, highlighting the challenges and necessary preparations. Key takeaways include the impact of cold temperatures on battery range, the importance of proper storage and charging (avoiding below 0°C), and the necessity of enhanced visibility through lights and reflective clothing. Eilis emphasizes the benefits of accessories like hindsight glasses, Lumos helmets, and robust locks. She also discusses the impact of road conditions like grit and ice, advising on bike maintenance and appropriate gear for warmth and safety. Despite the harsh conditions, the presenter concludes that winter cycling can be refreshing and enjoyable when properly prepared, offering a superior alternative to crowded public transport. less
Best Commuter E-Scooters In The World Right Now!
This video provides a comprehensive overview of the best commuter e-scooters currently available, with a particular focus on models suitable for repla... morecing car journeys. The reviewer highlights the Element Bondi for its exceptional stability, comfort, and robust build, featuring large 20-inch wheels and a bamboo deck. The Bo M is praised for its unique design and innovative 'Safe Steer' technology, offering enhanced stability. The Taur scooter stands out with its forward-facing riding position and innovative pedal system, designed for compactness and a unique riding feel. Pure Electric's Advance+ and Flex models are noted for their compact designs, affordability, and practical features like folding capabilities and app integration, with the Flex offering more advanced folding. The Jeep 2XE Camo is presented as a surprisingly capable and affordable option, blending automotive DNA with scooter practicality. Swifty scooters (Air-E and One-E) are discussed for their sturdy build and large wheels, though their high price point and less conventional battery placement are mentioned. The Navee S65 is recognized for its powerful rear-wheel drive, impressive suspension, and large battery, though its weight and noise are noted drawbacks. Finally, the Apollo City (2023) is lauded as a premium, high-performance commuter with extensive features, including triple suspension, app adjustability, and excellent weatherproofing. Overall, the video champions e-scooters as viable, eco-friendly alternatives to cars, emphasizing safety, stability, and practicality. less