Tesway X7 Pro
Tesway's value long-hauler. A single 52V hub peaking at 2000W, a big 52V 60Ah UL-certified pack and up to 200 miles of pedal-assist range — moto looks and a passenger-ready rear rack for well under two grand.
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The Engineering
What Makes The X7 Pro Tick

Power & Drive
52V 1000W · 2000W peak · 100 Nm
The Motor
A 52V rear hub rated 1000W and peaking at 2000W.
Torque On Tap
100 Nm gets the X7 Pro rolling and up moderate grades.
Real-World Pace
Tesway quotes up to 32 mph up top with five PAS levels.

Battery & Range
52V 60Ah UL
Big Battery
A 52V 60Ah UL-certified pack — huge capacity for the price.
Long Legs
Up to 200 mi pedal-assist, ~170 mi on throttle alone (Tesway claim).
Certified
UL-listed battery system.

Chassis & Brakes
20×4.0 Kenda fat
Stopping Power
Hydraulic disc brakes front and rear.
Grip
20×4.0 Kenda fat tires for pavement and light trail.
Carry A Passenger
Moto saddle and rear rack rated for a second rider.
The Cockpit
A Moto-Style Cockpit
LCD Display + Half-Twist Throttle + Shimano 7-Speed
The X7 Pro runs an LCD display tracking speed, battery and mileage, with a half-twist throttle for the lazy miles and five levels of pedal assist.
A Shimano 7-speed drivetrain keeps you pedaling past the motor's cutoff, while the long moto saddle and integrated rear rack make it genuinely two-up capable.
Plan Your Ride
Your Range, Not Mine
Brand range figures come from a light rider on flat ground in perfect weather. Set it up the way you actually ride and you get the window to plan a trip inside.
The Numbers
Full Specifications
Source: teswaybike.com →⚡ E-System
🚦 Performance
🔧 Chassis & Brakes
✨ Options
The Bike Cave Verdict
Ben's Take
The X7 Pro is the value entry into Tesway's moto-style line, and the headline is that battery: a 52V 60Ah UL pack is enormous for $1,549, and the claimed 200 miles of pedal-assist range is touring territory. A single 2000W-peak hub and 100 Nm won't have the punch of the AWD X7, but the Shimano 7-speed, hydraulic brakes and passenger-ready rack are a lot of bike for the money. I haven't ridden it on camera yet, so treat the range and speed as Tesway's claims until we verify them — but on paper this is a strong-value fat-tire cruiser.
👍 What stands out
- Huge 52V 60Ah UL battery — up to 200 mi claimed range
- Moto styling with a passenger-ready rear rack
- Shimano 7-speed and hydraulic disc brakes
- Aggressive value from $1,549
👎 What to know
- Not yet reviewed on camera — figures are Tesway's claims
- Single motor — less punch than the AWD X7
- Real-world range will be well below the pedal-assist headline
- Only two colourways
Kit it out
Accessories made for the Tesway X7 Pro
All Tesway accessories (13 matched) →Tesway builds these for this bike. Fitment comes from Tesway's own product listings, not our guesswork, and there are 1 more on the brand page.
Tesway 48V/52V 60Ah Battery$759→
Tesway Battery Charger$109–$189→
Tesway Battery Charger$109→
Tesway Large Rear Rack Basket$90→
Bottom Bracket$30→
Tesway Passenger Seat$60→
Tesway Cargo Trailer$299→
Tesway Child Safety Handrail Fence with Guardrail Hanger$240→
Tesway E-bike Controller$99–$159→
Tesway Front Basket$70→
TESWAY Fat Tire$50–$60→
Pedal Assist Sensor$26→
Frequently asked questions
How fast does the Tesway X7 Pro go?
The Tesway X7 Pro's top speed is rated at 32 mph.
How far does the Tesway X7 Pro go on a charge?
The Tesway X7 Pro is rated for up to 200 mi.
What's the rider capacity on the Tesway X7 Pro?
Max rider/cargo load is 350 lbs.
How much does the Tesway X7 Pro cost?
It starts from $1,549.
What stands out on the Tesway X7 Pro?
Huge 52V 60Ah UL battery — up to 200 mi claimed range. Moto styling with a passenger-ready rear rack. Shimano 7-speed and hydraulic disc brakes.
What are the downsides of the Tesway X7 Pro?
Not yet reviewed on camera — figures are Tesway's claims. Single motor — less punch than the AWD X7. Real-world range will be well below the pedal-assist headline.







