Choosing Your Ride

The right vehicle depends on your commute, what you carry, and where you'll store it. This guide walks through what to consider, how to compare specs, and the types of vehicles we offer.

• Commute distance. Longer rides and hilly routes are easier with electric assist.

• What you'll carry. Groceries, gear, or kids call for a cargo bike or a rear rack.

• Storage. If space is tight or you take transit, a folding bike or scooter is easier to manage.

• Exercise. A pedal bike keeps you moving, while an e-bike lets you choose how hard you work.

Each vehicle's page on the portal lists its key specs:

• Max speed: The top speed with electric assist.

• Max range: How far you can ride on a full charge. Real range depends on hills, rider weight, and how much assist you use.

• Charge time: How long it takes to charge an empty battery to full.

• Weight: How heavy the vehicle is. Worth checking if you'll carry it up stairs or onto transit.

• Max load: The most weight the vehicle can carry, including you and anything you bring. See Bike Sizing Guide [ADD: link once published].

Please Note: The vehicles you see on the portal depend on your location, your employer's program, and what's in stock. Not every model below is available everywhere.

Pedal Bikes

Lightweight, simple, and great for shorter, flatter commutes. Non-electric.

• Cannondale Topstone 1

• Cannondale Treadwell EQ

• Giant Escape Disc 2

• Priority Apollo (Drop Bar)

• Priority Apollo (Flat Bar)

• Priority Gemini

• Specialized Roubaix

• Specialized Sirrus X

• Specialized Stumpjumper

• Trek Checkpoint ALR

• Trek Domane AL

E-Bikes

Electric assist helps with hills, distance, and arriving without breaking a sweat.

• Aventon Soltera ADV

• Cannondale Adventure Allroad EQ

• Cannondale Tesoro X

• Marin Fairfax E

• Priority Skyline

• Specialized Turbo Vado 3.0

• Specialized Turbo Vado 3.0 Step-Through

• Specialized Turbo Vado 4.0

• Specialized Turbo Vado 4.0 Step-Through

• Stromer ST2

• Trek Allant+

• Trek FX+

• Trek FX+ 1

• Trek Loft Go+

Cargo Bikes

Built to haul. Great for errands, school drop-offs, and replacing car trips.

• Aventon Abound LR

• Cannondale Cargowagen Neo

• Cannondale Compact Neo

• Specialized Globe Haul LT

• Specialized Globe Haul ST Grocery Getter

• Specialized Globe Haul ST Kid Hauler

• Xtracycle Hopper

Folding Bikes

Compact enough to bring on a train or tuck under a desk.

• Brompton C-Line Electric

• Brompton C-Line Explore

• Brompton P-Line Electric

• Jackrabbit MG Cargo

• Jackrabbit MG Doble

• Jackrabbit OG2

• Jackrabbit Renegade

• Jackrabbit XG

• Jackrabbit XG Pro

E-Scooters

Quick, easy, and ideal for short trips or the last mile from transit.

• VMAX VX2 Pro GT

• VMAX VX2 Pro LT

• VMAX VX2 Pro ST

• VMAX VX5 GT

Why can't I see every vehicle on the portal?

• The portal only shows vehicles that are in stock and available for your location and employer's program.

What if I pick the wrong vehicle?

• You can swap to a different vehicle down the road. See Vehicle Swaps or Direct Ship Swaps.

Where can I find my vehicle's manual?

• See Vehicle Manual Reference.

If you have more questions or need more assistance, please email us at support@ridepanda.com.