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Velotric • Class 3 (28 MPH PAS / 20 MPH Throttle)

Velotric Discover 2 Review: 750W Motor, Torque Sensor, 28 MPH Class 3

The Velotric Discover 2 features a 750W hub motor (1100W peak), torque sensor engagement, 696Wh UL-certified battery, and hydraulic disc brakes. Built as a Class 3 commuter with 440 lb payload capacity.

PENDING_HANDS_ON_TEST / 10 EBA Score
Velotric Discover 2 Review: 750W Motor, Torque Sensor, 28 MPH Class 3
The Bottom Line: The Velotric Discover 2 is a Class 3 commuter e-bike featuring a 750W rear hub motor, torque sensor pedal assist, 696Wh UL-certified battery, hydraulic disc brakes, and an IPX7 waterproof rating.

What We Love

  • Smooth torque sensor power delivery
  • Full UL 2849 system & UL 2271 battery safety certification
  • High 440 lb payload capacity with heavy-duty rear rack
  • IPX7 battery waterproofing rating

Where It Falls Short

  • Overall bike weight of 63 lbs makes stairs challenging
  • Adjustable stem requires periodic torque check
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Overview

The Velotric Discover 2 is a Class 3 commuter e-bike engineered with a 750W rear hub motor (1100W peak output), a bottom bracket torque sensor, and an integrated 48V 14.5Ah (696Wh) battery. Designed for urban utility and distance commuting, it features an 8-speed drivetrain, hydraulic disc brakes, and full UL 2849 system certification.

Motor & Power Telemetry

Driven by a custom-tuned 750W rear hub motor delivering a manufacturer-stated 75 Nm of torque. Top pedal-assist speeds reach 28 MPH (Class 3), while throttle engagement is capped at 20 MPH (Class 2) to maintain trail and bike lane compliance.

Frame & Safety Certifications

Constructed from 6061 aluminum alloy with integrated turn signals, an electronic horn, and an IPX7 waterproof battery casing (IPX6 for the bike frame). The entire electrical system is certified to UL 2849, with the battery pack independently certified to UL 2271.

Drivetrain & Ergonomics

Features a Shimano Altus 8-speed drivetrain, an adjustable handlebar stem for upright ergonomic posture, an 80mm hydraulic suspension fork with lockout, and 27.5×2.4″ Kenda puncture-resistant tires.

EBA Testing Status

This unit has not yet gone through Electric Bike Authority’s hands-on testing protocol. Specifications above are sourced from the manufacturer’s published data. Performance scores, torque measurement, braking distance, and range-test results will be added once a physical unit has been tested under our published testing methodology. Per our zero-bias editorial policy, we do not publish performance ratings without completing that testing.