Electric Bike
March 26, 2026
The AOTOS Flux X26 is a futuristic, moto-style electric bike designed to blend high-performance electric motorcycle capabilities with the utility of a traditional e-bike. This ebike has an aerospace-grade aluminum frame with sharp, parametric lines, housing a dual suspension system. The bike is equipped with 20x4.0-inch all-terrain fat tires and four-piston hydraulic disc brakes.
The machine is offered in two primary configurations: the standard Flux X26 and the more powerful Flux X26 Pro. The standard model features a motor with a 750W rated output and 1,200W peak, delivering 80Nm of torque and a range of approximately 50 miles from its 48V 18Ah battery. The Pro model steps up to a 1,500W rated motor with a 2,000W peak, producing 100Nm of torque and extending the range to 70 miles via a larger 21Ah battery. While both models ship limited to 20 mph to comply with US Class 2 regulations, an Off-Road Mode can be unlocked to reach speeds up to 28 mph on private property.
The Flux X26 is equipped with integrated smart technology and safety features. Both models include a 5.5-inch full-color TFT dashboard that provides turn-by-turn navigation synced from a smartphone, alongside real-time data on speed, power, and tire pressure (Pro only). Security is managed through a multi-layered system that includes keyless entry via Bluetooth, an anti-theft vibration alarm, and 4G GPS tracking on the Pro model. Additionally, the bike features a 25W power output port, allowing the internal battery to serve as a mobile charging station for laptops, cameras, and other outdoor gear.
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