All e-road bikes with TQ HPR40 motor: These road bikes come with built-in tailwind.

With a reported weight of 9,4 kg in size 54, the BMC Teammachine 01 AMP ONE is the lightest of the TQ40 road bikes in our list. No wonder: thanks to its 01 Premium Carbon layup, this racing machine is uncompromisingly designed for lightweight construction and a focus on racing performance. Shimano Dura-Ace Di2, DT Swiss ARC 1100 wheels with 38 mm deep rims, and BMC's one-piece carbon cockpit complete the top-of-the-line model 's specifications . Expect a comprehensive test report on the BMC Teammachine 01 AMP soon on Velomotion!

The Teammachine 01 AMP is the only one of the four currently available racing bikes with a TQ HPR40 motor that features a Top tube display It features a 2-inch OLED display that presents the most important driving data in color. The Swiss manufacturer offers three equipment variants, with prices starting at €7.999 Euros and range up to just under 13.000 euros (RRP).

Prices for the Canyon Endurace:ONfly start at just under EUR 4.500 This clearly makes Canyon the most budget-friendly e-road bike with a TQ motor. The Koblenz-based manufacturer has still managed to keep it lightweight: the entry-level version weighs in at 12,1 kg in size M, with a 9.999 The euro already undercuts the communicated weight. 10 kg mark (9,86 kg)! This is made possible not only by a different equipment package, but also by the fact that Canyon has designed two different quality levels for its Endurace:ONfly frames: The CF 6 frame weighs in at under 1.300 g, while the top model weighs even less. 1.000 g – all thanks to the IsoGrid composite technology that Canyon “NeoBeam" calls.

Despite their phenomenal weight, all Canyon bikes are equipped with integrated lighting powered by a 290 Wh battery. There are four equipment variants available, ranging in price from €4.499 to €9.999 Euro.

“Half the sweat, double the fun” is Ridley’s motto for the E-Noah – the Belgians are venturing into the concept of an e-aero bike for the first time . The slim drive unit and power source are barely noticeable in the already voluminous carbon frame – only the charging port and the remote in the handlebar plug reveal that it is an electric racing bike.

The E-Noah is not only available in fixed equipment packages, but can also be individually configured to the rider's wishes. If desired, riders can choose from popular configurations – for example, with Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 and DT Swiss ARC 1600 wheels with 55 mm deep carbon rims. Prices start at just over €7.000.

The name "Fastlane" already suggests it: With this e-road bike, you're on the fast track. Fast lane On the go. The carbon frame is elegantly and organically shaped and effortlessly conceals the 290 Wh A large battery is integrated into the downtube. It powers the taillights, electronic shifting, and of course the ultra-compact mid-drive motor – which also means you ultimately have fewer batteries to keep track of.

The top-of-the-line Fastlane model is called "Premium" and underscores its sporty, race-oriented design with the visually striking Zipp NSW 353 aero wheels. It costs just under €12.000 and weighs less than 10 kg. The entry-level model is available in two colors, weighs 11,1 kg according to Scott, and has a suggested retail price of €6.799.