Fiido e-bikes: every US model, specs and prices compared
Fiido sells its e-bikes direct in the US at fiido.com. This page lists every Fiido e-bike that showed as available on Fiido's US store when we checked on November 12, 2026, with the price and the specs Fiido publishes. Use it to compare models, then buy on Fiido's own site.
More4Motion is an independent store and repair shop. We are not a Fiido dealer and have not test-ridden these bikes. Every figure here is Fiido's own, and range figures in particular depend on rider weight, terrain, assist level and weather.
Fiido e-bikes compared (US prices, November 12, 2026)
Fiido C11
From $1,099Buy at FiidoFiido C11 Pro
$1,209Buy at FiidoFiido C21
From $1,099Buy at FiidoFiido D3 Pro
From $549Buy at FiidoFiido M1 Pro
From $1,209Buy at FiidoFiido Air
$1,979Buy at FiidoFiido Nomads
From $1,429Buy at FiidoFiido Nomads Pro
From $1,999Buy at FiidoFiido Titan
From $1,649Buy at FiidoFiido T2
From $1,649Buy at FiidoFiido T3
$1,899Buy at FiidoFiido T3 Max
From $2,299Buy at Fiido
| Model | Price on fiido.com (November 12, 2026) | Type | Key specs (Fiido figures) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiido C11 | From $1,099 | City / commuter | 499.2 Wh removable battery, up to 56.44 mi, 7-speed, 700c tires (Fiido figures). |
| Fiido C11 Pro | $1,209 | City / commuter | Torque sensor, 499.2 Wh removable battery, 64.85 mi (Fiido figures). |
| Fiido C21 | From $1,099 | Gravel / city | 38.5 lbs, Mivice torque sensor, up to 62.14 mi, 9-speed (Fiido figures). |
| Fiido D3 Pro | From $549 | Mini / folding stem | 38.1 lbs, 250 W, up to 20.5 mi, foldable stem (Fiido figures). |
| Fiido M1 Pro | From $1,209 | Fat tire / folding | Torque sensor, 250 W 50 N·m, 20" x 4.0 fat tires, up to 55.17 mi (Fiido figures). |
| Fiido Air | $1,979 | Carbon fiber / lightweight | 30.3 lbs carbon fiber frame, Gates carbon belt drive, torque sensor (Fiido figures). |
| Fiido Nomads | From $1,429 | Touring / trekking | 417.6 Wh removable battery, up to 49.30 mi on one battery, 9-speed (Fiido figures). |
| Fiido Nomads Pro | From $1,999 | Touring / mid-drive | 250 W mid-drive, 100 N·m, Shimano CUES 9-speed (Fiido figures). |
| Fiido Titan | From $1,649 | Fat tire touring / cargo | 750 W, torque sensor, 26" x 4.0 fat tires, 71.46 mi standard (Fiido figures). |
| Fiido T2 | From $1,649 | Longtail cargo | 750 W, 998.4 Wh, 440 lbs payload, 20" x 4.0 fat tires (Fiido figures). |
| Fiido T3 | $1,899 | Utility / mid-drive | 250 W mid-drive 100 N·m, 972 Wh, up to 116.33 mi (Fiido figures). |
| Fiido T3 Max | From $2,299 | Longtail / mid-drive | 250 W mid-drive 100 N·m, 440.9 lbs payload, optional dual battery (Fiido figures). |
Prices, stock and options are set by Fiido and can change. Fiido may show a higher "regular" price next to these; we list the price you would pay on the day we checked. Check the product page before you buy.
Every Fiido model: specs and prices
Fiido C11 (city / commuter)
Best for: Everyday city riding on a budget, with a rack included.
- Price: $1,099 (Standard) or $1,209 (City Edition)
- Battery: 499.2 Wh, removable
- Range: up to 56.44 miles (Fiido figure)
- Gears: 7-speed; tires: 700c; front suspension fork
- Brakes: hydraulic disc
- Payload: 264 lbs; rider height 5'1"–6'5"
- Weight: 54.01 lbs with battery (Fiido FAQ)
- Top speed: Fiido's FAQ lists a pre-set 15.5 mph
Buy the Fiido C11 at fiido.com
Fiido C11 Pro (city / commuter)
Best for: Riders who want the C11 frame with a torque sensor.
- Price: $1,209
- Sensor: torque sensor
- Battery: 499.2 Wh, removable
- Range: 64.85 miles (Fiido figure)
- Gears: 7-speed; front suspension fork; hydraulic disc brakes
- Payload: 264 lbs; rider height 5'1"–6'5"
- Weight: 54.01 lbs with battery (Fiido FAQ)
- Top speed: Fiido's FAQ lists 15.5 mph
Buy the Fiido C11 Pro at fiido.com
Fiido C21 (gravel / city)
Best for: A lighter step-over bike for mixed city and gravel rides.
- Price: $1,099 (Standard) or $1,419 (with Extender battery)
- Weight: 38.5 lbs (Fiido figure)
- Sensor: Mivice torque sensor; motor: 250 W brushless
- Range: up to 62.14 miles (Fiido figure)
- Gears: 9-speed; tires: 700c; hydraulic disc brakes
- Payload: 264 lbs; rider height 5'3"–6'9"
- Top speed: Fiido's FAQ lists 15.5 mph
Buy the Fiido C21 at fiido.com
Fiido D3 Pro (mini / folding stem)
Best for: Short trips and small spaces; the lowest-priced Fiido e-bike in stock on the date we checked.
- Price: $549 (Standard) or $599 (Urban Edition)
- Weight: 38.1 lbs (Fiido figure)
- Motor: 250 W brushless, 35 N·m
- Range: up to 20.5 miles (Fiido figure)
- Foldable stem; rider height 4'11"–6'1"
- Payload: 264.6 lbs
- Top speed: Fiido's FAQ lists 15.5 mph
Buy the Fiido D3 Pro at fiido.com
Fiido Air (carbon fiber / lightweight)
Best for: Riders who carry the bike up stairs or onto trains and want the lightest Fiido.
- Price: $1,979
- Weight: 30.3 lbs (Fiido figure); carbon fiber frame, fork, handlebar, stem and seat post
- Sensor: Mivice torque sensor; motor: 250 W, 35 N·m peak
- Drive: Gates Carbon Drive belt; hydraulic disc brakes
- Range: Fiido's own test lists 37.49 miles in Normal mode
- Payload: 264 lbs; rider height 5'5"–6'9"
- Top speed: Fiido's FAQ lists 15.5 mph
Buy the Fiido Air at fiido.com
Fiido M1 Pro (fat tire / folding)
Best for: Riders who want fat tires in a folding frame.
- Price: $1,209 (Standard) or $1,339 (Cargo Edition)
- Sensor: torque sensor; motor: 250 W, 50 N·m
- Range: up to 55.17 miles (Fiido figure)
- Tires: 20" x 4.0 fat; front fork with 80 mm travel; hydraulic disc brakes
- Foldable frame; removable battery
- Payload: 264.55 lbs; rider height 5'1"–6'7"
- Weight: 59.08 lbs with battery (Fiido FAQ)
- Top speed: Fiido's FAQ lists a pre-set 15.5 mph
Buy the Fiido M1 Pro at fiido.com
Fiido Nomads (touring / trekking)
Best for: Long rides where you may want to add batteries later.
- Price: $1,429 (Standard) or $2,089 (Extender: standard plus extender batteries)
- Battery: 417.6 Wh, removable; motor: 250 W brushless
- Range: up to 49.30 miles on one battery; Fiido lists 148 miles for the Extender kit
- Gears: 9-speed
- Payload: 120 kg (about 264 lbs); sizes M (170–190 cm) and L (180–200 cm)
- Weight: 24.7 kg with battery (Fiido FAQ)
- Top speed: Fiido's FAQ lists a pre-set 15.53 mph
Buy the Fiido Nomads at fiido.com
Fiido Nomads Pro (touring / mid-drive)
Best for: Touring riders who want a mid-drive motor for hills.
- Price: $1,999 (Standard) or $2,699 (Extender)
- Motor: 250 W mid-drive, 100 N·m
- Battery: 417.6 Wh, removable
- Range: 46.51 miles on one battery; Fiido lists up to 139.53 miles with the Extender kit
- Gears: Shimano CUES 9-speed
- Payload: 264.55 lbs; sizes M (170–190 cm) and L (180–200 cm)
- Weight: 57.8 lbs with battery (Fiido FAQ)
- Top speed: Fiido's FAQ lists 15.5 mph
Buy the Fiido Nomads Pro at fiido.com
Fiido Titan (fat tire touring / cargo)
Best for: Long-distance and loaded riding on rough roads.
- Price: $1,649 (Standard) or $2,417 (Extender)
- Motor: 750 W; torque sensor
- Range: 71.46 miles (Standard); Fiido lists 215 miles for the Extender kit
- Tires: CST 26" x 4.0 fat; 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes; 9-speed
- Payload: 440 lbs (saddle 264 lbs + rear rack 176 lbs)
- Weight: 83.33 lbs with battery (Fiido FAQ)
- Top speed: Fiido's FAQ lists a pre-set 25 km/h (about 15.5 mph)
Buy the Fiido Titan at fiido.com
Fiido T2 (longtail cargo)
Best for: Families hauling groceries, pets or a child seat.
- Price: T2 2025 $1,759 (Standard) or $1,959 (Family Edition); T2 2024 from $1,649
- Motor: 750 W, 55 N·m with torque sensor (2025); 60 N·m with speed sensor (2024)
- Battery: 998.4 Wh
- Range: up to 85 miles (2025) or 69 miles (2024), Fiido figures
- Payload: 440 lbs (saddle 264 lbs + rear rack 176 lbs)
- Tires: CST 20" x 4.0 fat; 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes; 7-speed
- Weight: 87.08 lbs with battery (Fiido FAQ)
- Top speed: Fiido's FAQ lists a pre-set 15.5 mph
Fiido T3 (utility / mid-drive)
Best for: Daily utility riding with a long-range battery.
- Price: $1,899
- Motor: 250 W mid-drive, 100 N·m
- Battery: 972 Wh, removable
- Range: up to 116.33 miles (Fiido figure)
- Gears: S-Ride 9-speed
- Payload: 330.7 lbs; rider height 5'1"–6'7"
- Weight: 72.8 lbs with battery (Fiido FAQ)
- Top speed: Fiido's FAQ lists a pre-set 15.5 mph
Fiido T3 Max (longtail / mid-drive)
Best for: Longtail family hauling with a mid-drive motor.
- Price: $2,299 (Standard) or $2,999 (Dual battery)
- Motor: 250 W mid-drive, 100 N·m
- Battery: 648 Wh (dual battery 1,620 Wh), removable
- Range: up to 76.57 miles; Fiido lists 199.16 miles with dual battery
- Gears: S-Ride 9-speed
- Payload: 440.9 lbs (saddle 264.6 lbs + rear rack 176.4 lbs); rider height 5'1"–6'7"
Buy the Fiido T3 Max at fiido.com
Which Fiido should you buy?
- Lowest price or a small bike: D3 Pro (from $549).
- Commuting on a budget: C11 (from $1,099) or C21 (from $1,099, 38.5 lbs).
- Lightest: Air (30.3 lbs, $1,979).
- Fat tires that fold: M1 Pro (from $1,209).
- Long-distance touring: Nomads, Nomads Pro or Titan.
- Carrying kids or cargo: T2, T3 or T3 Max.
Fiido C11 vs C11 Pro
Both use a 499.2 Wh removable battery, a 7-speed drivetrain, a front suspension fork and hydraulic disc brakes, carry up to 264 lbs and weigh 54.01 lbs with the battery, according to Fiido. The C11 Pro adds a torque sensor, and Fiido lists 64.85 miles of range for it against up to 56.44 miles for the C11. On November 12, 2026 the C11 started at $1,099 and the C11 Pro was $1,209.
Fiido Nomads vs Nomads Pro
Both are touring bikes with a 417.6 Wh removable battery, 9 speeds, and M and L frame sizes, and both can take Fiido's Extender battery kit. The Nomads uses a 250 W brushless motor; the Nomads Pro uses a 250 W mid-drive motor with 100 N·m and a Shimano CUES 9-speed drivetrain. On November 12, 2026 the Nomads started at $1,429 and the Nomads Pro at $1,999.
Before you buy a Fiido e-bike
- Local rules. E-bike classes, speed limits, age and helmet rules differ by state and city. Check them before you ride.
- Range claims. Treat range as a best case. Fiido publishes its own test conditions on several product pages.
- Warranty and service. Fiido's FAQ lists 24 months on the whole e-bike, excluding consumable parts. Read Fiido's warranty policy for the details.
- Theft. An e-bike is a target. See our guide to GPS trackers for e-bikes and scooters.
- Speed "unlocks". We do not cover them. Changing the speed limit can break local law and void the warranty.
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