Eurobike 2026 guide: which developments really matter when buying an eMTB
Plenty of new motors, promises and attractive photos. This guide separates useful developments from trade-show noise.
Plenty of new motors, promises and attractive photos. This guide separates useful developments from trade-show noise.
Avinox MG, Gobao X1P, Pinion and integrated systems show where the next competition is heading: control, software and drivetrains.
Gobao X1P brings electronic continuously variable shifting into the discussion: less work for the rider without taking away control.
The Avinox MG prototype points towards an eMTB where the motor, gearing and electronic management no longer operate separately.
QORE, the e-bike system from Yamaha and Brose, announces a free update for Drive³ Peak and Drive³ Power. More watts, more torque, and one practical question: what changes on the trail?
“The eMTBs of 2026 are more powerful, more expensive and wilder than ever: Avinox wants to shake up the market, Bosch refuses to give up, and two rare surprises appear that many riders did not even know existed.”
Avinox raises the stakes with the new M2 and M2S: up to 150 Nm, 1,500 W in Boost and IP66 protection, challenging Bosch, Shimano and Brose in the eMTB motor market.