Velotric

Discover 2

Name: Velotric Discover 2
Brand: Velotric
Price: 1444 USD
Availability: InStock

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$1,444 ride-away$1,699

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750W Quiet Hub (1100W peak) motor
75 Nm of torque
121 km real-world range
705.6 Wh battery
Assist up to 28 mph

The Velotric Discover 2

Every commuter e bike on this page earns its place by doing one job well: getting you to work dry, on time, and without a spreadsheet's worth of maintenance. That covers city bikes, hybrids, and belt-drive commuters — light enough to carry up a step, with enough range for a real round trip, and the lights and fenders already fitted instead of bolted on later. This one runs 750W Quiet Hub (1100W peak), paired with a 705.6 Wh battery for up to 121 km of real-world range.

Hydraulic disc brakes; UL 2271 certified battery; weight for step-thru; load capacity 440 lb

Not sure this is the right one? Read how to pick a commuter e-bike before you commit.

The Velotric Discover 2 is a city ebike built around one idea most brands ignore: noise. Its 750 W rear hub is tuned to run quietly, and once you have ridden a loud hub motor for a month you understand why that matters. $1,699 ride-away, 75 Nm of torque, 705.6 Wh of battery.

It is a comfortable, upright, do-everything commuter rather than a specialist. That is the point of it.

A quiet motor is not a gimmick

Hub motors whine. Most riders stop noticing after a while, and then they ride a quiet one and notice all over again. The Discover 2 uses a hub tuned specifically to cut that noise, and on a bike you ride to work every day it changes the character of the trip.

The practical effect is that you can hear traffic properly. On a busy road that is a safety point, not a comfort one.

121 km quoted, and what that means in practice

Velotric quotes up to 121 km from the 705.6 Wh pack. Treat that as the ceiling. Real riding on mixed ground at middling assist lands closer to 65 to 90 km.

For a commuter that is still a lot of bike. A 15 km each-way commute is three full days of riding before the battery needs a socket. Most owners settle into charging once or twice a week and stop thinking about it.

Upright, comfortable, and 27.9 kg

The riding position is upright, which is the right call for a city bike. You can see over traffic, your wrists are not carrying your weight, and you arrive without a sore neck.

It weighs 27.9 kg. That is normal for this class and still heavy in absolute terms. On the flat it is irrelevant. On a staircase it is not.

Is this the right bike?

Buy it if

Daily commuters who want a comfortable upright bike that needs charging once or twice a week
Riders sensitive to motor noise, or riding roads where hearing traffic matters
Anyone who wants one bike for commuting, errands and weekend riding

Buy something else if

Anyone regularly lifting the bike up stairs at 27.9 kg.
Riders who want to go off-road properly. This is a city bike on city tyres, and gravel will be uncomfortable rather than impossible.
Anyone who genuinely needs 121 km in a single ride. Buy for the trip you actually take, and almost nobody takes that one.

Full specs

Motor: 750W Quiet Hub (1100W peak)
Battery: 705.6 Wh
Range: 121 km
Weight: 27.9
Torque: 75 Nm
Top assist: 28 mph
Warranty: 1-Year
Availability: In Stock

1-year warranty
14-day returns
Dispatched within 2 business days
Workshop-checked before dispatch

Straight answers

How quiet is the Velotric Discover 2 really?

Quieter than a standard geared hub, which is the comparison that matters. You will still hear it under load on a climb. On the flat at cruising speed it mostly disappears under tyre noise.

What is the real range on the Velotric Discover 2?

Velotric quotes up to 121 km. Plan for 65 to 90 km in normal mixed riding at middling assist. Cold weather, hills and higher assist all pull that number down.