Tern Launches Next-Gen Vektron Mid-Drive Folding E-Bike

Key Takeaways

1. Tern has launched a new version of the Vektron folding e-bike with several configurations maintaining a similar design.
2. The Vektron P10 and P5i feature a stronger Bosch mid-drive motor with 75 Nm of torque and include the Bosch Smart System.
3. The Vektron P5i uses a five-speed hub gear and a belt drive, reducing grease marks in car boots.
4. The updated model includes front and rear mudguards, built-in lighting, and a pannier rack for convenience.
5. The Vektron P5i and P10 will start selling in Europe in October 2025, with prices beginning at €3,999 (around $4,735).

Tern has recently launched a new version of its Vektron folding e-bike. Like many e-bikes, the latest Vektron comes in several configurations that maintain the same general design. Folding e-bikes are super handy for car transport and can also be used on public transport. When folded, the Vektron can still roll on its wheels, making it easy to move between trains. Its pannier rack has extra supports that make it stand upright securely when it’s folded.

Enhanced Performance

In comparison to previous models, the two higher-end options – Vektron P10 and P5i – now come with a stronger Bosch mid-drive motor that delivers 75 Nm of torque (up from 65 Nm). Tern has incorporated the Bosch Smart System and offers an optional GPS tracker for the bicycle. The Vektron P5i is designed with a five-speed hub gear and uses a belt drive instead of a regular chain, which helps to avoid grease marks on the inside of a car boot. The different configurations give buyers the choice between a sportier or more relaxed riding position, depending on their individual preferences and typical ride distances. The updated Vektron seems to come with front and rear mudguards, built-in lighting, and a rack for holding panniers.

Pricing and Availability

The Vektron P5i and P10 will be sold in Europe starting from October 2025, with prices beginning at €3,999 (around $4,735). There’s also the Vektron P7i, a limited-edition model exclusive to Germany, Austria, and the Benelux region, featuring a seven-speed hub gear, starting at €3,799 (approximately $4,500). Prices and availability might differ depending on the area.

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