Description
Accelerate up climbs, float through rock gardens, experience more power, agility and control with this lightweight, full-suspension E-MTB. A new ultra-slim battery minimises weight so you can ride technical trails the way you always dreamed of.
A new breed
New EnergyPak 400 battery (co-developed with Panasonic) is designed to be ultra slim. You get all the power but in a smaller package that’s cleanly integrated with the carbon frameset.
This is the lightest full-suspension E-MTB ever from Giant.
The all-new EnergyPak battery system shaves a full 4kg off the previous generation, which completely transforms performance on the trail (the Trance X Advanced E+ Elite 0 model weighs 18.8kg in a size medium).
Integrated Controls
The electronics can be controlled in multiple ways.
The RideControl Go button on the top tube lets you easily change support levels and has an on/off button with coloured LED lights to indicate support mode and battery level.
The Ergo 3 remote, integrated with the handlebar grips, features 3 buttons and a minimalist design with tapered, size-specific grips. (The control units can also be used with any replacement grip.)
The remote can be mounted on either side of the bar, and there’s an option to add a second Ergo 3 to control features such as walk-assist mode or lights.
SyncDrive Pro
With 85Nm of torque and a 400 percent support ratio, the SyncDrive Pro motor delivers a dynamic ride on all types of terrain.
Whether you’re spinning up long, sustained climbs or applying quick bursts of power at low speeds on technical terrain, you get instant engagement that feels smooth and natural. All while only weighing in at 2.7kg.
HOW FAR CAN I GO ON A SINGLE BATTERY CHARGE?
The range for a single battery charge can vary greatly depending on conditions such as the combined weight of the rider and cargo; wind resistance; tire pressure and tread profile; terrain and elevation changes; road or trail surface; outdoor temperature; maintenance of the E-Bike; and the condition of the battery.
The bar below gives an approximate range. Conditions are categorised as extreme, good and ideal. Extreme conditions typically occur when riding with a heavy load, strong headwinds or excessive climbs.
- Extreme: 35 km
- Good: 70 km
- Ideal: 130 km
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