Lectric has refreshed its flagship XP4 electric bike with three limited-edition versions: District, Jubilee and Ridge. Each model has a distinctive matte finish and a package of accessories aimed at a specific type of rider.
All three editions cost $1,399, or $100 more than the existing XP 750. They retain the XP4’s 750W motor and core design, while adding equipment intended to make each bike more useful immediately after purchase.
The District edition is focused on urban commuting. It features a Matte Black finish, two waterproof pannier bags, a redesigned LevelUp rear cargo rack, a heavy-duty lock and a brighter headlight. The package also includes a fast charger, suspension seat post, comfort saddle and handlebar phone mount.
The Jubilee edition comes in Matte Thistle and is designed for neighborhood trips, errands and weekend rides. Instead of panniers, it includes front and rear cargo equipment along with a compact roll-top bag. It also shares the District’s upgraded light, lock, fast charger, suspension seat post, comfort saddle and phone mount.
The Ridge edition targets riders who spend more time away from paved roads. Its Matte Forest green finish is paired with front and rear cargo accessories for outdoor equipment. The High-Step version includes a fishing rod holder, while the Step-Thru model comes with a weather-resistant roll-top bag. The edition also includes the upgraded lighting, lock, charger and comfort-focused components.
According to Lectric co-founder and CEO Levi Conlow, the company wanted to offer ready-to-use configurations so customers would not have to select and install equipment separately. Conlow also described the three finishes as Lectric’s best paintwork in its seven-year history.
The limited editions use the same main features as the standard XP4. These include Lectric’s dynamic torque sensor, hydraulic disc brakes, an eight-speed Shimano Altus drivetrain and a full-color TFT display. The bikes also have folding frames, integrated turn signals and brake lights, and 20-inch puncture-resistant mixed-terrain tires.
All three versions are available with High-Step and Step-Thru frames. Lectric says the models are available now in limited quantities.
The company has also started its Black Friday sale, which it describes as its biggest of the year. The promotion includes discounts of up to $800 across its e-bike lineup.
Sources: Electrek.