– Torque-sensor pedal assist with a capable Ananda hub motor (up to 53 Nm, 250W) for smoother, more responsive power delivery.
– Removable 540 Wh battery integrated discreetly in the frame, plus practical all-weather setup with fenders and rear rack.
– Middle-ground spec for everyday use: 27.5″ x 1.95″ tires, SR Suntour suspension, seven-speed Shimano drivetrain, and hydraulic disc brakes.
– Security and connectivity features: password or NFC unlock on the display module, plus a tracker hidden in the bell.
– Price/availability note: around €1,200 in Europe, but not sold directly by the manufacturer.
Introduction
The Qreate City Pro is a new and still relatively affordable e-bike that is designed to offer strong everyday usability and dynamic assistance. The e-bike is available at European retailers for around €1,200. However, the bike is currently not available directly from the manufacturer. Based on the specifications, the bike could appeal to a fairly broad range of buyers, as it includes several more modern features. For example, the Ananda hub motor with up to 53 Nm of torque and 250 watts is controlled by a torque sensor rather than just a cadence sensor, which should provide much more dynamic assistance.
Performance and Power
The 540 Wh battery, which is fairly average in size, is removable but sits relatively protected and less conspicuously in the frame while riding. Kenda tires measuring 27.5 inches in diameter and 1.95 inches wide are fitted at the front and rear. This is not an e-MTB, but an SR Suntour suspension fork is included and should provide more secure handling on imperfect roads as well as typical forest and dirt paths. A seven-speed Shimano derailleur is also included. Fenders and a rear rack are included in the box, making it possible to ride during or after poor weather. Hydraulic disc brakes are installed. Thanks to the display module, the e-bike can be unlocked with a password or even an NFC card, while a tracker can be hidden in the bell.
Design and Practicality
The City Pro focuses on everyday usability with features that aim to simplify daily riding. The removable 540 Wh battery adds a layer of practicality for commuters who need to charge away from home, while the integrated fenders and a rear rack enhance utilitarian value. The overall build aims for a balance between comfortable ride quality on regular roads and capable performance on light trails, aided by the suspension fork and reliable hydraulic brakes for varied conditions.
Security and Connectivity
Security is addressed through a display module that enables password or NFC-based unlocking, and a tracker unit can be concealed within the bell for discreet location updates. These integrations suggest a focus on keeping the bike secure in urban environments, where theft risk is often higher. The combination of modern sensors and smart features positions this model as a convenient choice for daily riders who value both security and ease of use.