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Himiway, a rising leader in the e-bike market, made a strong showing at CES 2024 with the debut of ten new models set to roll out over the year. The new Himiway electric bike lineup blends innovation with range diversity—positioning the company to compete with legacy and startup brands alike. From compact kids’ bikes to premium mountain models and powerful cargo options, Himiway is clearly targeting every rider demographic.
As electric mobility evolves, so does Himiway’s approach to design and manufacturing. By leveraging in-house battery and motor development, the company claims full control over performance and longevity—factors crucial to its growing base of enthusiasts, commuters, and off-road adventurers.
A Family-Centric Vision: Introducing the C1 and C3
The 2024 launch begins with a nod to young riders. Specifically, the C1 balance bike is motorized yet safe, with a 350W motor and hydraulic brakes. Designed for kids, it includes a 36V, 10Ah battery, delivering up to 45 miles of range and a top speed of 15 mph. The bike supports three riding modes, charges in 3–4 hours, and plugs into a standard U.S. wall outlet.
For parents, the C3 cargo bike represents practicality and flexibility. With a 750W rear hub motor, a 20Ah battery offering 60–80 miles per charge, and a welded rear rack for modular accessories, it’s designed to carry kids, groceries, or gear. It features torque sensor technology—a step up from cadence sensors—and supports both pedal assist and throttle. Charging time lands around five hours.
Off-Road Muscle Meets Modern Comfort
Himiway is pushing into moped-style territory with a sleek, full-suspension off-road model. This version uses the same 750W motor and 20Ah battery as the C3 but incorporates upgraded inverted air forks and a rear shock for a smooth ride. With torque sensors and new Samsung/LG 21700 cells replacing older 18650s, riders can expect better range and slower degradation.
This bike emphasizes off-road style while keeping weight and balance optimized for urban-adjacent exploration. It reflects a growing trend toward utility-focused recreation e-bikes, similar in purpose to Super73 or Juiced models—but with Himiway’s own flair.
The New Rambler: A Commuter Bike Reimagined
Himiway also refreshed its commuter lineup with a full-suspension mid-drive version of the Rambler. Unlike its predecessor, this model includes:
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A 500W mid-drive motor with 120 Nm of torque
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A 15Ah battery delivering 50–55 miles per charge
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Integrated display in the stem
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Nine-speed gearing for better pedal efficiency
One engineering highlight is the placement of the rear suspension. By housing it below the rider, Himiway enables seat height adjustments for shorter riders—a rare ergonomic consideration in this category.
Trail-Ready Machines: Carbon Fiber and Custom Components
For mountain bike enthusiasts, Himiway introduced two models engineered for different performance tiers. The green bike, targeting a $5,000–$6,000 range, boasts:
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A carbon fiber frame weighing just under 50 pounds (23 kg)
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Full suspension with high-quality components
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A display integrated into the frame
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A drivetrain optimized for climbing with low-range gearing
The blue bike, expected to retail between $13,000–$15,000, is a top-shelf machine. Built with elite components like:
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Bafang M600 mid-drive motor (120 Nm torque)
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SRAM quad-piston brakes
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Electric shifting
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203mm disc rotors
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15Ah battery with a ~50-mile range
Though both bikes share motors, frames, and batteries, the blue variant is a showcase of hand-picked parts and trail performance.
Cobra Returns—With Upgrades
The Cobra Pro gets a major revamp while retaining its original $3,999 price point. Ideal for hunters and all-terrain users, this model includes:
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A 1,000W Bafang M620 Ultra mid-drive motor
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160 Nm of torque
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Heavy-duty suspension upgrades
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Reinforced chassis and drivetrain
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Tektro Dorado quad-piston hydraulic brakes
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Thicker rotors for better thermal performance
A secondary model, the D7 Cobra, integrates the Pro’s suspension into a more affordable hub-drive bike priced at $2,399. It mirrors the ride quality of the premium version, giving more customers access to high-end features without the high-end cost.
D5 Pro: Mid-Drive Value at $1,999
Another highlight is the D5 Pro, a reimagined Zebra step-through with a mid-drive motor. At just $1,999, it offers:
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750W mid-drive motor
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20Ah battery with 60–80 mile range
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Adjustable stem for ergonomic customization
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Upgraded display and user interface
In keeping with its modular philosophy, Himiway will offer three sensor versions—cadence, torque, or mixed—across many models. This empowers buyers to choose their preferred responsiveness and price point.
Battery and Motor Integration: Built In-House
A standout feature across the lineup is in-house battery assembly using premium Samsung and LG cells. This vertical integration improves quality control and enables better battery management system (BMS) performance. Similarly, Himiway produces its own motors, allowing for tighter synchronization between drivetrain and power delivery.
Switching to 21700 cells across the board brings notable improvements in energy density and lifespan—two critical parameters for serious EV users. Moreover, with 120–160 Nm torque ranges and full-suspension geometry becoming more common, Himiway’s bikes are inching closer to moped or light motorcycle functionality without sacrificing pedal-assist legality.
Takeaways: A Brand Gaining Ground
Himiway’s 2024 electric bike lineup reflects a bold push to be more than just a budget e-bike brand. By introducing high-end models, refining ergonomics, and maintaining affordability on base trims, the company is clearly aiming to dominate multiple price tiers. Whether you’re shopping for a child’s first e-bike or an ultra-capable carbon-frame mountain machine, Himiway’s options now span nearly every use case.
Torque sensors, mid-drive options, and thoughtful suspension placement show engineering maturity. Meanwhile, continuing to offer cadence-based alternatives signals a desire to maintain market accessibility.
Ready to Explore?
With these 10 new models coming to market throughout 2024—and more hinted at for later in the year—Himiway is cementing itself as a force in the EV bike space.
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