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Velotric

Velotric is an e-bike brand led by Adam Zhang, a hardware co-founder of Lime, offering commuter, city, hybrid, and utility e-bikes.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

Velotric is an e-bike brand whose team describes itself as led by Adam Zhang, a hardware co-founder of Lime, with team members from brands such as Lime, Giant, Specialized and Decathlon. The brand states that it believes e-bikes should be elegant, stylish, high performance, reliable, safe, and affordable, and it presents its flagship model as the Velotric Discover 1. Its website lists models including the Discover 3 commuter/cruiser e-bike, the Tempo lightweight city e-bike, the Nomad 2, the Summit 1, and the Nomad 2X, and it states that most Velotric e-bikes are both UL 2271 Recognized and UL 2849 Certified.

History

Velotric states that it is led by hardware co-founder of Lime, Adam Zhang, and that its team members come from iconic brands such as Lime, Giant, Specialized and Decathlon. The brand says it believes e-bikes should be elegant, stylish, high performance, reliable, safe, and affordable, and that it has a vision of a simpler and more expressive e-bike experience. It states that its team worked on design and listened to user feedback to bring out its flagship model, the Velotric Discover 1.

Products and positioning

Elegant, stylish, high performance, reliable, safe, and affordable e-bikes.

  • Velotric Discover 3 Ebike

    Listed as an Ultimate Comfort Commuter Ebike at $1,999, with 80 miles range, 750 W motor, and 440 lbs payload.

  • Velotric Tempo Ebike

    Listed as a Lightweight City Ebike at $1,499, 39 lbs, 60 miles range, 350 W motor.

  • Nomad 2

    Promoted with a free upgraded battery worth $550.

  • Summit 1

    Promoted at $1,799, saving $200.

  • Nomad 2X

    Referenced in blog content about full suspension e-bikes and hunting.

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