Electric Gravel Bikes

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Electric gravel bikes combine versatility on tarmac and unpaved roads with motor assistance: an option for climbs, mixed rides and trips with luggage. Discover options from Trek, Bergamont, MMR, Berria, Lapierre and Garelli and compare sizes and specifications to suit your routes.

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How to choose an electric gravel bike

An electric gravel bike, also called an e-gravel bike or gravel e-bike, assists your pedalling and lets you switch between tarmac and gravel roads. Start with your routes: surfaces, climbs and luggage matter more than the bike's appearance alone. Our gravel bike guide helps you understand geometry and uses.

Compared with an unassisted gravel bike, it adds a motor and battery, generally increasing overall weight. Compared with an electric road bike, a gravel bike is designed for mixed surfaces, with room for wider tyres depending on the model. This category also includes the Megamo Drive, listed as a road e-bike: check its intended use on the product page.

  • Motor: compare position, power delivery and assistance levels. Climbing performance also depends on gearing and overall weight.
  • Battery: capacity in Wh indicates the available energy. Range varies with elevation gain, surface, load and assistance used; consider charging options too.
  • Frame and size: aluminium and carbon offer different options for weight and construction. Choose your size by considering height, inside leg and geometry, rather than relying solely on your previous bike's size.
  • Groupset and tyres: low gears help on climbs with luggage. A single chainring simplifies shifting, while a double can offer smaller steps between gears. Choose gravel tyres according to the terrain and frame compatibility.

Among the available models, you can compare the Lapierre E-Crosshill with Shimano GRX and the Trek Checkpoint+ SL 7 AXS with a TQ motor. To assess an offer, compare size, motor, battery and specification. If you are looking for a used electric gravel bike, browse the used e-bikes and check which types are available.

Evolution Bikes is a family-run shop near Caserta, established in 1974, with three generations of experience, a workshop, bike fitting and e-bike support. Ask us for advice in store or via chat to help choose your size and model.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between an electric gravel bike and a traditional gravel bike?

An electric gravel bike adds a motor that assists pedalling and a battery. It helps particularly on climbs and with luggage, but generally adds weight.

What range does an electric gravel bike have?

It depends on battery capacity, elevation gain, surface, load and assistance level. Compare these factors with your routes, without treating Wh as a guarantee of distance.

How do I choose an e-gravel bike size?

Start with your height and inside leg, then compare the model's size chart and geometry. A bike fit assessment can help you find a position suited to your needs.

How do I compare electric gravel bike offers?

Compare models in the correct size and assess the motor, battery, groupset, brakes and wheels. Also consider the support available for maintaining the bike and electrical system.

What should I check before buying a used electric gravel bike?

Check the condition of the frame, drivetrain, brakes and wheels, along with the motor's operation. Ask about battery condition, the charger and maintenance carried out.

Is an electric gravel bike also suitable for road use?

Yes, it is also suitable for tarmac. Rolling efficiency and comfort depend on tyres, pressure and riding position; for exclusively road use, you could also consider a road e-bike.