ENGWE MAPFOUR N1 PRO e-bike

The MapFour N1 Pro is a premium carbon-fibre urban electric bike with a 250W Ananda mid-drive motor, 80 Nm torque, torque-sensor assistance, 36V 10Ah battery and connected GPS/4G security.

Yes. ENGWE specifies carbon-fibre frame construction for the N1 Pro. The manufacturer lists approximately 19 kg complete bicycle weight, including the battery but excluding accessories.

ENGWE lists approximately 19 kg bike weight. Gross shipping weight is approximately 28.6 kg. ENGWE states that weight variations of around 3–5% may occur.

The N1 Pro features a 250W Ananda brushless mid-drive motor. ENGWE advertises up to 80 Nm torque. The motor delivers pedal assistance through the bicycle drivetrain.

Yes. The torque sensor responds to the force applied through the pedals. This allows motor assistance to respond naturally to the rider's effort.

A mid-drive motor delivers assistance through the drivetrain. This allows the motor to work alongside the rider's selected gears. It can provide an efficient and natural-feeling riding experience, particularly on suitable gradients.

ENGWE advertises up to 100 km in PAS Level 1. The figure is a manufacturer maximum under favourable conditions. Real-world range varies with rider weight, assistance setting, hills, wind, temperature and battery health.

It features a removable 36V 10Ah lithium-ion battery with approximately 360Wh nominal energy capacity.

ENGWE advertises approximately 1.5–2 hours of fast charging with compatible equipment. Actual charging duration depends on remaining battery capacity, temperature, condition and charger operation.

Yes. ENGWE advertises integrated GPS tracking supported by 4G connectivity. Compatible monitoring depends on activation, mobile network coverage and the applicable IoT service.

ENGWE advertises motion detection, geo-fencing, GPS tracking and an integrated smart ring lock. These features provide additional theft deterrence and monitoring. They do not guarantee protection from theft.

ENGWE states that the integrated ring lock can be operated through the display or compatible app. The manufacturer also advertises automatic locking after approximately five minutes of inactivity. An appropriate external bicycle lock is still recommended.

No. ENGWE currently includes the IoT service for the first year. Continued GPS tracking and related connected services then require an optional subscription. ENGWE currently lists a renewal cost of €39 annually.

ENGWE states that the service does not renew automatically after the complimentary period. Customers can choose whether to renew the connected service when required. Check current ENGWE terms.

ENGWE advertises app-linked Smartbar navigation. Riders can enter a destination in the compatible app and synchronise supported navigation information to the display. Available functionality depends on app and software support.

Yes. ENGWE advertises a solar-powered rear light. The bike also features front lighting and supported smart lighting functions. Make sure lighting meets local road-use requirements.

Yes. ENGWE lists front and rear 160 mm hydraulic disc brakes. Regular inspection and maintenance remain essential.

The bike features a Shimano 7-speed drivetrain. Mechanical gear choices allow riders to adapt pedalling to different gradients.

ENGWE specifies 700 × 42C urban tyres. The N1 Pro is intended primarily for suitable roads, urban cycling and paved routes.

No. It is a full-size, non-folding carbon-fibre urban electric bike. Riders requiring folding storage should consider a different ENGWE model.

No. The N1 Pro uses 700 × 42C urban tyres and is designed as a road-focused carbon commuter. It should not be described as a fat-tyre or full-suspension electric mountain bike.

ENGWE's manufacturer rider-height guidance is approximately 165–200 cm. Actual suitability depends on inseam, reach and personal comfort. Review the frame measurements before ordering.

ENGWE lists a maximum payload of 120 kg. Respect separate accessory load limits. The payload rating does not automatically permit carrying a passenger.

ENGWE lists a 250W-rated motor and 25 km/h assisted-speed profile. Ordinary Irish e-bike rules also require compliant motor operation that depends on pedalling and ends assistance before 25 km/h. Confirm the exact delivered configuration and applicable laws before public-road use.

UK EAPC regulations require usable pedals, continuous-rated motor power no greater than 250W and motor assistance ending by 15.5 mph. The delivered model must satisfy the relevant requirements. Check the exact regional configuration.

INTHEZONE lists Ireland, UK and EU purchase selections. Ink Green and Charcoal Gray are the listed colour options. Stock and delivery eligibility depend on the selected variant.

Eligible Irish customers may apply for Humm finance. Klarna instalments may be offered in supported European markets. Credit approval, transaction limits and applicable terms are determined by the provider.

Qualifying euro bank-transfer orders may receive a 5% discount with code SEPA5. The discount applies only to eligible SEPA bank-transfer purchases under INTHEZONE's terms.

INTHEZONE advertises 12-month supplier-backed warranty support for eligible manufacturing defects. Coverage and remedies vary by component and circumstances. Your statutory consumer rights against the seller remain unaffected.