The e-bikes will be manufactured by N+ and make a fitting companion for the actual Bronco and Mustang models
Ford has launched two new e-bikes, inspired by the Bronco and Mustang. Both e-bikes have a 1 hp hub motor and a battery with a 60-mile range. The Mustang e-bike is priced at $4,000, while the Bronco e-bike starts at $4,500. Ford has teamed up with bike maker N+ to launch a pair of officially licensed electric bikes branded with the Bronco and Mustang names.
Both e-bikes feature bright lights and an LCD display mounted on the handlebar, showing the speed, range, and battery life. Bronco E-Bike The e-bikes use the same hub-mounted electric motor, which is good for 750 Watts of power, and 63 lb-ft of torque. As per regulations, the top speed is limited to 28 mph . A 48V 720Wh battery charges in 3.5 hours, offering a range of 60 miles . Stopping power is taken care of by a set of four-piston hydraulic disc brakes.
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