EDIKANI is running a summer promotion — 10% off the entire catalog with code SUMMER, plus free FedEx shipping from US warehouses. This article lists every currently available model, its verified price (pulled directly from live product data on July 6, 2026), and the rider profile each bike or scooter actually makes sense for.
The 2026 Lineup at a Glance
EDIKANI currently lists six e-bike models and four e-scooters, plus accessories. All prices below are US MSRP before the 10% summer discount.
| Model | MSRP | With SUMMER (10% off) | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| ED-S01 | $899 | ~$809 | Snow |
| ED-ST01 | $899 | ~$809 | Mountain (mid) |
| T300 | $899–$919 | ~$809–$827 | Compact Moto |
| ED-SF01 | $1,099 | ~$989 | Snow (mid) |
| ED-SN01 (32Ah) | $1,349 | ~$1,214 | Snow (flagship) |
| ED-SN01 (36Ah) | $1,399 | ~$1,259 | Snow (flagship) |
| Q7 Pro | $899 | ~$809 | Folding Scooter |
| Q7 Pro Max | $999 | ~$899 | Folding Scooter |
| S3 | $1,199 | ~$1,079 | Mountain Scooter |
| S5 Pro | $1,399 | ~$1,259 | Mountain Scooter |
Key observation: the ED-S01 at $899 is actually cheaper than the ED-SF01 at $1,099. The naming convention (S01 sounds like it should be higher-end) is misleading — the SF01 is now the pricier mid-tier snow bike. If you’re shopping by price rather than model name, the S01 at ~$809 sale price is notably good value for a 1500W fat tire bike with a large battery.
Snow Series — Fat Tires, Loose-Surface Capability
Three models share 26" x 4" fat tires. They diverge on motor power, battery size, and price.
ED-S01 — $899 (sale: ~$809)
The entry point to the snow lineup. 1500W peak brushless hub motor paired with a 23Ah battery (the product page specifies 1104Wh capacity). Top speed: 34 MPH per the listing. Rack rated for 330+ lbs. Features include dual mechanical disc brakes, front suspension with lockout fork, full-color LCD with app connectivity, and 7-speed gear system. Shipped 95% pre-assembled.
At ~$809 with the summer discount, this is the lowest-priced fat tire bike in EDIKANI’s current lineup. The mechanical disc brakes (as opposed to hydraulic on the SF01 and SN01) reflect the price point, but the battery size and 1500W motor are genuine for the dollar amount. This is the pick for someone who wants snow/sand capability without crossing the $1,000 threshold.
ED-SF01 — $1,099 (sale: ~$989)
Stepping up from the S01: 2000W peak motor (1500W nominal) with 90Nm torque, 48V 19.2Ah (922Wh) lithium battery, full suspension (front fork + 1200lb rear shock), dual hydraulic disc brakes, and IP67 waterproof removable battery. 40-mile throttle range, 80-mile pedal assist. Top speed: 35 MPH.
The hydraulic brakes and full suspension are tangible upgrades over the S01’s mechanical setup. The battery is smaller in watt-hours (922Wh vs the S01’s 1104Wh), but the motor peaks higher and the suspension is superior. Decision point: do you prioritize range (S01) or terrain handling (SF01)?
ED-SN01 — $1,349 (32Ah) / $1,399 (36Ah) (sale: ~$1,214 / ~$1,259)
Flagship. Dual 3000W nominal hub motors for 5000W peak combined. 52V battery at either 1664Wh (32Ah) or 1872Wh (36Ah), UL listed, IP67 waterproof. Top speed: 51 MPH throttle-only. Hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors. 6 riding modes. All-aluminum frame. Range: up to 65 miles pure electric single-motor, 130 miles PAS 1, or 45–65 miles dual-motor.
At 51 MPH, this exceeds the Class 3 limit (28 MPH) in every state following the three-class system. EDIKANI doesn’t market it as street-legal — buyers need to understand their local regulations.
Mountain Series — Trail Geometry, Lighter Builds
ED-ST01 — $899 (sale: ~$809)
27.5" wheels, 1500W peak motor, 48V 19.2Ah battery with 80+ mile PAS range. Full suspension, 330lb load capacity, 32 MPH top speed, 7-speed gear. Aluminum frame — notably lighter than the steel-frame S01. Recommended rider height: 5’8"–6’8". Arrives with pre-attached wheels for easier assembly.
Compact Moto Series
T300 — $899 base (sale: ~$809)
1200W nominal motor, 31 MPH top speed, compact moto-style frame built for riders 4’6"–5’8". Available in Kinetic Orange, Obsidian Black, and Titanium Grey, with optional sticker packages adding $10–$20. The T300’s frame geometry and shorter standover height set it apart from every other model — it’s made for smaller riders who find standard e-bike frames too tall.
At ~$809 on sale, it sits at the same price point as the S01 and ST01 but serves a completely different rider. If fit is the limiting factor, the T300 solves a problem the rest of the lineup doesn’t address.
Folding City Scooters
Q7 Pro — $899 (sale: ~$809)
Dual 1600W motors (3200W combined), 52V 19Ah (988Wh) battery, 60–70km range, 70km/h top speed. 10" tires, hydraulic disc brakes, front hydraulic + rear spring suspension, foldable design. Aluminum alloy frame, 30.2kg net weight. USB charging port, voltage key lock ignition, 3 adjustable speed gears.
At ~$809, the Q7 Pro competes with Segway Ninebot Max ($799–$999) and NIU KQi3 series — but offers nearly triple the wattage. The trade-off is weight (30kg vs ~19kg for the Ninebot) and the absence of the brand-recognized app ecosystem the bigger players have. For a buyer who prioritizes raw power over brand name in a folding scooter, the Q7 Pro’s specs are hard to ignore at this price.
Q7 Pro Max — $999 (sale: ~$899)
Same 3200W dual motor as the Q7 Pro, but upgraded battery: 52V 28Ah (1,456Wh) for 90–110km range. Adds NFC card + digital password dual security, app connectivity for real-time monitoring, dual chargers for faster charging. Hydraulic disc brakes, front hydraulic + rear spring suspension, 10" tires.
The $100 premium over the Q7 Pro goes almost entirely into the battery — a 47% capacity increase (988Wh → 1,456Wh). For commuters who need multi-day range between charges, the Pro Max is the clear pick. For shorter trips and easier carrying, the Q7 Pro’s lighter weight and lower price make more sense.
Mountain Scooters
S3 — $1,199 (sale: ~$1,079)
6000W dual motor, 60V 38Ah (2,280Wh) battery, 85km/h top speed, 100–120km range. Dual hydraulic disc brakes with E-ABS, 11" off-road vacuum tires, front and rear shock absorbers (1800lb front, 1200lb rear). Dual 5A fast chargers included.
The S3 offers the same 6000W motor and 38Ah battery as the S5 Pro, but at $200 less. The differences between S3 and S5 Pro are not clearly spelled out in the product specs — both share the same battery, motor, and brake system. The S3 appears to be positioned as the value entry into the mountain scooter category, with slightly different suspension tuning and a more utilitarian feature set compared to the S5 Pro’s “Pro” trim.
S5 Pro — $1,399 (sale: ~$1,259)
Flagship scooter. 6000W dual motor, 60V 38Ah (2,280Wh) battery, 85km/h top speed, 120km max range. Quad braking system (electronic + dual hydraulic), 7-inch LCD with Bluetooth, NFC/password ignition, customizable RGB lighting, 11-inch deep-tread tires, 400lb load capacity, 41kg net weight. CE/ROHS/FCC certified.
At ~$1,259 on sale, the S5 Pro sits in a segment where competitors charge $1,600–$2,500 for comparable dual-motor specs. The 2,280Wh battery is the standout spec — that’s car-starter-battery territory, delivering genuinely useful range for off-road riding.
Like the ED-SN01, the S3 and S5 Pro both exceed the 28 MPH limit for unregistered vehicles on US public roads. Treat them as off-road machines or verify local registration requirements.
The Summer Sale Math
The SUMMER code applies 10% to everything in the cart. Using the base (lowest) variant for each model:
| Model | MSRP | 10% Off | You Save |
|---|---|---|---|
| ED-S01 | $899 | ~$809 | ~$90 |
| ED-ST01 | $899 | ~$809 | ~$90 |
| T300 | $899 | ~$809 | ~$90 |
| Q7 Pro | $899 | ~$809 | ~$90 |
| Q7 Pro Max | $999 | ~$899 | ~$100 |
| ED-SF01 | $1,099 | ~$989 | ~$110 |
| S3 | $1,199 | ~$1,079 | ~$120 |
| ED-SN01 | $1,349 | ~$1,214 | ~$135 |
| S5 Pro | $1,399 | ~$1,259 | ~$140 |
Free FedEx shipping (3–8 business days to continental US) adds roughly $50–$150 of effective value depending on box weight — a fat tire e-bike in a shipping box typically weighs 75–85 lbs, which would cost $100+ to ship at retail rates.
Warranty, Returns, and Support
- 1-year all-inclusive warranty covering manufacturing defects, battery included. The battery being covered for a full year (rather than the 6-month carve-out some DTC brands use) is a tangible advantage — lithium pack replacement is the largest post-purchase cost.
- 14-day return window from delivery. Product must be in new condition with original packaging.
- Free FedEx shipping from US and Poland warehouses. US warehouse fulfillment means domestic transit times rather than 4–6 week container shipping.
Which One Is Yours?
Fat tire on a budget: ED-S01 at ~$809. 1500W, large battery, snow/sand capable. Best price-to-spec ratio in the snow lineup.
Trail riding with standard tires: ED-ST01 at ~$809. 27.5" wheels, aluminum frame, full suspension.
Short rider / moto-style: T300 at ~$809. Compact frame for 4’6"–5’8", 31 MPH.
All-terrain with hydraulic brakes: ED-SF01 at ~$989. 2000W peak, full suspension, IP67 battery.
Maximum power, dual motor: ED-SN01 at ~$1,214–$1,259. 5000W peak dual motor, 51 MPH. Off-road use or verify registration.
Foldable city scooter: Q7 Pro at ~$809 or Q7 Pro Max at ~$899. Same motor, Pro Max doubles the battery.
High-power off-road scooter: S3 at ~$1,079 or S5 Pro at ~$1,259. Same core specs, Pro trim adds quad brakes and smart features.
Browse the full lineup at edikani.com/collections/electric-bikes and edikani.com/collections/electric-scooter. Use code SUMMER at checkout. Free FedEx shipping on all continental US orders.
