Who makes Porsche e-bikes?

They are developed with ROTWILD, a German mountain-bike manufacturer with a long racing history. These are properly engineered bikes rather than licensed rebadges.

Porsche E-Bikes

Porsche's electric bikes are built in partnership with ROTWILD, a German company that has made serious mountain bikes for decades. The result is a genuine high-end eMTB with a Porsche badge, rather than a Porsche-branded bicycle.

Three models here, from $9,819 to $10,920.

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Porsche

eBike Cross Performance EXC

85 Nm torque

$10,920$9,282

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Porsche

eBike Cross Performance

85 Nm torque

$9,819$8,346

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Porsche

eBike Sport

85 Nm torque

$10,500$8,925

What is actually on these bikes

Carbon frames, Shimano EP801 motors with 85 Nm, 630 Wh batteries, and Fox Factory suspension on the Cross Performance models. Componentry chosen without much reference to cost.

The EXC adds Porsche vehicle paint options, including finishes taken directly from the car range.

The honest version

A Specialized Turbo Levo at $7,999 is a comparably capable bike for meaningfully less, with a bigger 840 Wh battery. What Porsche adds is build quality, materials and the badge.

Buy one because you want it. That is a legitimate reason, and we would rather sell you the bike you actually want than talk you into a sensible one you leave in the garage.

Straight answers

Who makes Porsche e-bikes?: They are developed with ROTWILD, a German mountain-bike manufacturer with a long racing history. These are properly engineered bikes rather than licensed rebadges.

Weighing up Porsche against another make? What separates a real e-bike company from a box-mover covers the certification, warranty and parts questions worth asking of any brand, including the ones we sell.