Source: PC Mag

The LEVA-EU member has introduced its latest addition to the electric mobility market, a rugged e-bike that blurs the line between a bicycle and motorbike. Boasting a top speed of approximately 56 km per hour and a maximum range of 180 miles with dual batteries, Segway’s Xyber is designed to serve both as a potential car alternative for commuters and as an adventurous off-road vehicle.

Weighing in at 138 pounds (62.5kg), the Xyber is equipped with an aluminum frame that’s capable of supporting riders up to 400 pounds (181kg). Its suspension system includes 110mm dual-crown front forks and a 100mm adjustable rear shock, while its braking is handled by four-piston hydraulic brakes in front and dual-piston brakes in the rear.

The bike provides an estimated 90 km range from a single battery, with an option to double the capacity through the purchase of a second unit for approximately 851 euros. With both batteries installed, the Xyber delivers 175Nm of peak torque, compared with 120Nm on a single battery.

Technological features help the Xyber distinguish itself in the electric mobility market. The 2.4-inch color display offers navigation, music controls, and ride data, with brightness up to 1,400 nits for visibility in daylight. The system is integrated with the Segway Mobility app, which enables software updates, GPS tracking, remote locking and unlocking via Bluetooth, and even compatibility with Apple’s Find My network. Some services such as theft alerts and remote power-on, require approximately €51 for an annual subscription after the first year.

In terms of ride performance, the Xyber offers the three throttle modes of Eco, Sport, and Race, alongside pedal assist. Riders report that the bike’s strength lies in its throttle-driven operation, where acceleration is smooth, quiet, and powerful. The pedal assist function, by contrast, is considered less effective and impractical given the bike’s weight. Despite this limitation, the Xyber is praised for its speed, handling, and comfort, aided by dual shocks that mitigate the firm seat’s stiffness.

With an approximate retail price of €2,811, PC Mag recommends the Segway Xyber as one of the most advanced choices available for riders interested in high-performance off-road adventures with integrated smart features. The full article about the new Segway Xber can be accessed on PC Mag.

The Xyber’s product page can be accessed on Segway’s website.