Best Electric Fat Bikes: Top 14 E-Fatties in 2024

The Zebra is an uprated version of Himiway’s Cruiser electric fat bike. Like the Cruiser, the Zebra has 26” wheels with 4” tyres providing traction and forward motion in slippery snow or sloppy mud. 

But unlike the Cruiser, the Zebra has an uprated battery to deliver a longer riding range – that means less time between charges and more fun out on two wheels.

If you’re looking for a motorcycle-style electric bike, the Engwe M20 offers the best value for money by a mile.

Engwe are a great place to find affordable e-bikes and the M20 is one such example.

This fat-tire e-bike has built-in lights, throttle and splashguards. It’s nippy too and quickly reaches its top speed.  The battery can easily be removed for charging indoors.

Perhaps the most interesting bike on our list. The Kommoda (so-called because it’s taken from the Spanish word for comfort) is a step through electric fat bike with dual suspension. On the face of it, this bike is the most comfortable on our list to ride.

The perfect choice for anyone adventurous and wanting to get out into nature, the RadRhino 6 Plus (known as the RadRover 6 Plus for the North American market which has different legal restrictions regarding e-bikes) is equipped with suspension forks with a lock out, puncture resistant tyres and high performance hydraulic disc brakes which help to stop at a greater force – an important feature when riding a heavier bike on tricky terrain.

Additionally, the bike also comes with a custom 250W geared hub motor which has been fine tuned to ensure that power is provided in a more efficient way. Similarly, there’s also a semi integrated battery to keep the aesthetics neat and sleek. The battery is also easy to remove for charging purposes.

Coming in a choice of three colours: red, silver and black, this electric fat bike is both stylish and fun.

Boasting a 1000-Watt Bafang motor, with the RipCurrent S you can be sure to get through even the deepest of snow.

The bike is also fitted with 26″ x 4″ puncture resistant knobby fat tyres which offer stable and comfortable ride quality on many different tricky terrains as well as in adverse weather conditions.

The Himiway Cruiser is a great and affordable electric fat bike. Therefore can arguably be seen as the perfect budget option from our list for those of you who want to explore without splashing too much cash.

Fitted with a 750W brushless gear motor which produces 80Nm of torque you won’t need to worry about where you take this bike which will easily tackle even the steepest of ascents.

Plus with front suspension forks with lockout coupled with 26″ x 4″ Kenda fat tyres this bike will handle well in a plethora of conditions and terrain, producing a smooth and stable ride.

The fifth bike on our list is a folding electric fat bike. Yes – there really is such a thing! The Engwe EP2 Pro is a neat bike which combines the at-home utility of a folding bike with the out-and-riding fun of a fat bike. 

As far as the electric side of things goes, the Engwe EP2 runs a rear wheel hub motor with a large 750W motor. That’s more than enough oomph to cope with the toughest of hills, even those off road.

Another electric bike on our list from Rad Power Bikes, evangelists of the fat-tyred e-bike. Although the tyres on this bike are slightly narrower than those on the other bikes on this list (3.3”) we think the RadRunner Plus can safely be designated as an electric fat bike. 

The rider handlebars, a plush saddle and a suspension fork mean the RadRunner is a joy to ride everywhere. With the integrated pannier rack, the bike can comfortably haul over 130kg of weight (including the rider).

Yet another Rad Power Bike makes it onto our list and this time it’s a bike that folds! This feature makes the RadExpand 5 a great option for those who travel or holiday with their bike. 

The same fat-tyred fun that’s imparted into every Rad Power bike is present and correct as are the utility features of mudguards, lights and a kickstand.

Something slightly different now and Juiced Bikes’ Ripracer. As the name suggests this is a bike designed to put a smile on your face. Despite its dinky wheels and small appearance, the Ripracer has 5 settings when in pedal assistance mode and a responsive throttle. Then there are those chunky 4” tyres to inspire riding confidence on the tarmac, tacky off-road routes, sand or wherever else you can think to ride it!

This is a beauty of an e-MTB, and it’s perfect for tall and heavy riders too.

With a 750W motor and 86Nm of torque, it will tackle steep hills with ease and is capable of accelerating quickly from a stop.

With 80+ miles of range, the Cobra is ideal for adventures, and its fat tires make it great for all terrains.

These days delivery to your front door is big business. An electric bike is a low-cost, low-emission way of getting products from the warehouse or restaurant to the buyer quickly and easily. Juiced, with their HyperScorpion, has produced a fat tyre electric bike that’s great as a delivery bike for both personal and business users. A humungous 1000W motor is powered by an equally size 995Wh battery so the bike’s extra power won’t be quickly expunged.

With its boxy frame, riser handlebar and cushioned seating the Scrambler is the ultimate city riding companion. The powerful 750W motor quickly brings the bike up to speed and even hills are no problem for this bike which can easily reach 28mph.

With a powerful motor that will easily cope with sand, rock, or snow, the Aventure.2 from Aventon is good fun to ride, everywhere. A neat future we like is the integrated rear lights. Embedded into the frame they offer excellent visibility and even turn signals which is great when riding in town.