At Bianchi, E-Vertic will in future stand for a whole family of pedelecs with different characteristics and equipment. What they all have in common is a stylish intube frame with internally routed lines and cables.
With the E-Vertic, bicycle manufacturer Bianchi is launching a new e-bike family that will compete in several bicycle genres. In addition to the FX-Type fully variants and the X-Type hardtails, there are two mountain bike types. T-Type, on the other hand, stands for the touring all-rounder with trekking approaches, while C-Type is primarily intended for urban use.
What all E-Vertic models have in common is a frame that unobtrusively integrates a mid-engine and Intube battery and is characterized by internally routed lines and cables. The profiles of the tubes are not simply rectangular or round, but worked out in a three-dimensional manner. A smart detail is a connection from the steeply sloping top tube to the down tube, which only the step-through variant has to do without.
The top model is the full-suspension FX-Type Pro, which features a carbon frame with agile geometry and the 85 Newton meter Performance Line CX with a large 750 Wh battery for a range of over 150 kilometers. The component equipment should make the hearts of demanding Enduro riders beat faster. Anyone who wants to get into off-road fun with less ambition and at a high price can also choose between other equipment variants for the hardtail X-Type.
Instead of wild terrain, the C-Type and T-Type models focus on everyday use in the urban jungle. In particular, the C-Type with a low step-through frame allows for comfortable ascent and descent, while the T-Type with a mixed frame is visually snappier. When it comes to drive components, you can choose between Active Line Plus and a 400 Wh battery or Performance Line and 500 Wh. At around 2800 euros, the C-Type with a small battery and Active Line motor marks the price point of entry into the E-Vertic family, which will be available from next year.
