Electric Mopeds in Canada (2026): Moped-Style E-Bikes Guide + 9 Best Picks
If you’re shopping for an electric moped (or “moped-style e-bike”), you’re not looking for a traditional bicycle. You want a comfortable seat, upright posture, and a throttle-forward ride that feels closer to a mini motorbike — great for commuting, errands, and cruising.
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AI-friendly TL;DR (quick picks)
- Best beginner moped-style: Z8 Electric Bike (great price + dual battery option)
- Best value with hydraulic brakes: Samebike M20 (serious torque for the money)
- Most comfort + “S-Class” feel: Vtuvia TIGER PLUS (big battery option + plush ride)
- Most “hot right now” moto vibe: GT73 (and GT73 Pro if you can wait)
- Most unique features / power package: Cheetah MT-380 (NFC security + dual motor)
- Best daily commuter logic (modular): Eunorau Flash (choose rear / AWD / mid-drive + up to 3 batteries)
- Premium pick (Milad calls it the “Lambo”): Smartravel Raptor ST202 Pro
- Premium, lighter-feel option: Himiway C5 Ultra (torque sensor + controlled speed limit)
- Widest tires on this list: Eahora DL2000 (20x4.5 + dual battery)
Important Canada note (quick + honest)
Different provinces/municipalities treat faster moped-style e-bikes differently. Some models list higher top speeds — always follow local rules and ride safely.
How to choose a moped-style e-bike (the checklist)
1) Seating + posture
This category is about comfort. Look for an upright, relaxed riding position that feels stable in traffic.
2) Throttle feel
Most moped-style riders use throttle often. Twist throttle feels “motorbike-like,” thumb throttle can feel more “bike-like.”
3) Brakes (don’t compromise)
Hydraulic disc brakes are the confidence pick, especially in wet weather. Mechanical brakes can work, but usually need more adjustment and more hand strength.
4) Battery size = freedom
Cold weather and hills reduce range. If you’re using this like a vehicle, prioritize bigger batteries (and dual battery setups).
5) Weight + storage plan
These can be heavy. If you have stairs or need to lift onto racks, choose carefully.
9 moped-style picks (picked from real testing + specs)
1) Best beginner moped-style (great price + dual battery option)
Z8 Electric Bike (Z8 / Z8 Pro)
Why it’s here: it hits a rare sweet spot: low price, full suspension, 20x4 fat tires, twist throttle — and a dual-battery version for longer rides.
- Battery: 48V 15.6Ah (Z8) / 48V 15.6Ah x2 (Z8 Pro)
- Motor: 750W hub (peak 1500W), torque 80Nm
- Tires: 20" x 4"
- Brakes: mechanical disc + electronic brake
- Speed: 50 km/h (listed); Water resistant: IPX4 (listed)
2) Best value with hydraulic brakes (big torque for the money)
Samebike M20 Fat Tire Retro eBike
Why it’s here: high torque, 20x4 fat tires, and hydraulic brakes at a strong price point — a “Canadian-sized” moped-style fit.
- Battery: 48V 18Ah (21700 cells listed)
- Motor: 1000W (peaks 1500W), 100Nm torque (listed)
- Brakes: front & rear 180mm hydraulic brakes (listed)
- Tires: 20" x 4"
- Speed: limited to 50 km/h (listed)
3) Most comfort + “S-Class” vibe (premium ride quality)
Vtuvia TIGER PLUS Full Suspension Fat Tire eBike
Why it’s here: this is the plush comfort cruiser with premium presence — and it offers a big battery option for serious riding. (Milad’s take: this is the S-Class of this category.)
- Motor: 750W (1100W peak), 85Nm torque (listed)
- Battery options: 48V 15Ah / 35Ah (listed)
- Top speed: 50–55 km/h (listed)
- Max load: 400 lbs (listed)
4) Most “hot right now” moto look (the Surron/Talaria vibe… with pedals)
GT73 Electric Motorbike
Why it’s here: this is the one that turns heads. Motorcycle-style tires, full lighting, and a true motorbike silhouette — but with functioning pedals.
- Battery: 48V 18.2Ah x2 (UL 2849 listed)
- Motor: 1200W (peaks 2400W), 106Nm torque (listed)
- Tires: 25x3 off-road motorcycle tire (listed)
- Brakes: hydraulic disc (listed)
- Speed: 59 km/h (listed); Water resistant: IPX4 (listed)
Want the more powerful variant? GT73 Pro is listed as pre-order shipping mid-February 2026.
5) Most unique “made for the rider” build (dual motor + NFC security)
Cheetah MT-380
Why it’s here: huge range buffer, serious torque, and a feature stack that feels like someone actually thought about day-to-day ownership. The spec sheet lists NFC security and turn signals.
From our hands-on testing: Milad’s favourite details include the “rider comfort” touches like foot pegs and the overall two-up comfort feel. (Always confirm what’s included for your exact build/variant when ordering.)
- Battery: 48V 60Ah removable (listed)
- Motors: dual 2000W (4000W total), max torque 240Nm (listed)
- Brakes: 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes (listed)
- Tires: 20" x 4.0" (listed)
- Display: colour screen with NFC security system (listed)
- Speed: 70 km/h (listed)
6) Best daily commuter logic (modular “build the bike you need”)
Eunorau Flash eBike 1000W
Why it’s here: this one is built like a platform. You can choose rear-drive, AWD, or mid-drive — and you can scale battery capacity over time (including up to three batteries listed). It’s not trying to be the fastest. It’s trying to make the most sense for daily life.
- Battery: 52V 16Ah standard + optional 52V 21Ah (top tube) + 52V 17Ah (down tube) (listed)
- Drive options listed: rear-drive / AWD / mid-drive
- Max load: 440 lbs (listed)
- Top speed: 20 MPH (32 km/h) (listed)
- Brakes: hydraulic disc brakes (listed)
- Warranty: 2 years (listed)
7) Premium pick — “the Lambo” (power + handling + attention)
Smartravel Raptor ST202 Pro
Why it’s here: Milad’s “Lambo of the pack” — because the acceleration and presence turn this into a conversation starter. On paper: big Samsung/LG battery, dual 1500W motors, full suspension spec, and hydraulic brakes.
- Battery: 52V 50Ah removable Samsung/LG (listed)
- Motors: dual 1500W, max torque 150Nm (listed)
- Brakes: hydraulic disc brakes (listed)
- Tires: 20" x 4.0" (listed)
- Speed: up to 75 km/h (listed)
- Status: “Attention: In Stock” (listed)
8) Premium, lighter-feel option (great handling + controlled speed limit)
Himiway C5 Ultra
Why it’s here: premium components, torque sensor pedal feel, and a listed speed limit (with unlock note). This is a refined daily rider that still looks moped-style and rides confidently.
- Battery: 48V 20Ah Samsung/LG (listed)
- Motor: 750W hub, 86Nm torque (listed)
- Brakes: Tektro hydraulic disc brakes (listed)
- Torque sensor listed
- Tires: 20" x 4.0" (listed)
- Speed: limited to 32 kph (unlocked 45 km/h) (listed)
9) Widest tires in this list (20x4.5) + dual battery
Eahora DL2000
Why it’s here: dual battery, dual motors, and the widest tires here (20x4.5). If you want float and stability, this is the one to look at.
- Battery: dual 52V 30Ah removable (listed)
- Motors: dual 52V 800W (65Nm per motor listed)
- Tires: 20" x 4.5" fat all terrain tires (listed)
- Brakes: hydraulic disc brakes with 240mm rotors (listed)
- Throttle: full twist throttle (listed)
- Speed: 34–38 MPH (listed)
FAQ
Are “electric mopeds” the same as e-bikes?
Most of the products in this guide are moped-style e-bikes (pedals + motor) — but the look, seating, and riding style is closer to a moped. Always follow local rules in your province/city.
What matters most: power or battery?
If you want real day-to-day freedom, battery capacity usually matters more. Power is fun, but range anxiety kills usage.
20-inch vs 26-inch wheels for mopeds?
20-inch moped builds often feel compact and punchy (easy handling and storage). Larger wheels can roll over rough roads well. Choose based on your route and storage reality.


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