The Lectric XP Trike2 is Lectric’s second-generation electric trike, replacing the original XP Trike introduced in 2023 with more power, more range, and two distinct configurations depending on how much speed and distance you actually need.
Two models, two different riders
| Spec | 500W model | 750W model |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,499 | $1,799 |
| Motor | 500W (1,092W peak), 65 Nm torque | 750W rear hub (1,310W peak), 85 Nm torque |
| Top speed | 14 mph | 17 mph |
| Battery / range | 624 Wh, up to 50 miles | 840 Wh, up to 70 miles |
What else is new over the original
Both versions get five riding modes (eco, tour, sport, sport+, turbo), a Cloud suspension with a 50mm front fork, a color TFT display, keyless riding, and a payload capacity up to 415 lb. The removable battery pack makes charging indoors simple without hauling the whole trike to an outlet.
Who it’s actually for
A trike trades the narrow footprint and lean-to-turn feel of a two-wheeled e-bike for a wider, more stable platform that doesn’t require balancing at a stop — a meaningful difference for riders with balance concerns or anyone hauling cargo in the rear basket most trikes include. At $1,499 to $1,799, it undercuts most adult electric trikes on the market while matching or beating their range and power specs.
For other budget-friendly electric rides, see our coverage of the Ride1Up Prodigy V2 Eco and the Aventon Current ADV’s price cut. Specs confirmed via Trail and Kale and NotebookCheck.
