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Zumi Electric Bikes 2026: S011 Folding Fat-Tire and EX-01 Dirt Bike Guide

Compare the Zumi S011 folding fat-tire e-bike and the Zumi EX-01 dual-battery electric dirt bike by motor, battery, speed, range, weight, load and best use.
Zumi S011 folding fat tire electric bike, side view

Choose the Zumi S011 if you want a compact folding fat-tire e-bike for errands, commutes and easy storage, or the Zumi EX-01 if you want a dual-battery electric dirt bike for off-road riding on trails and private property.

Zumi is one of the newest brands at Watt Wheelz, and the two Zumi models you can currently order sit at opposite ends of the range: a light folding e-bike and a full-suspension off-road dirt bike. This guide compares them using the Zumi collection. These are specification-based recommendations, not a controlled test and not firsthand test results. We checked the figures below against the specification information Zumi supplied to Watt Wheelz and our own product records on November 3, 2026.

We have deliberately left prices out of this guide. Prices can change during the holiday sales, so the live price on each product page is the only number you should trust.

Best Zumi Electric Bikes 2026: Quick Picks

  • Best folding e-bike for storage and errands: Zumi S011
  • Best for off-road trail riding: Zumi EX-01

Browse the full Zumi collection for live pricing, colors and availability. The collection also lists Zumi's Classic, Classic ST, Blade, Blade ST, Sprint and Sprint ST models, but they are currently sold out at Watt Wheelz, so they are not part of this comparison.

Zumi S011 folding fat tire electric bike, side view
Zumi S011, the 350W folding fat-tire e-bike.

Zumi S011 vs EX-01 at a Glance

Specifications from the specification information Zumi supplied to Watt Wheelz and our product records, checked November 3, 2026. Range and speed figures are Zumi's published figures, not Watt Wheelz test results.
Specification Zumi S011 Zumi EX-01
Type Folding fat-tire e-bike Electric dirt bike, off-road use only
Motor 36V 350W 52V 1500W
Battery 36V 10Ah Two 52V 15Ah batteries
Top speed Up to 16 mph (25 km/h) 28–37 mph (45–60 km/h), off-road only
Range About 19–25 mi (30–40 km) About 42–96 mi (68–155 km)
Max load About 396 lb (180 kg) About 396 lb (180 kg)
Net weight 53.9 lb (24.45 kg) 120.4 lb (54.6 kg)
Frame Aluminum alloy, folding High-strength steel
Tires 20 x 3.0 in fat tires 19 in front, 17 in rear
Suspension Front Front and rear
Brakes Mechanical disc Hydraulic disc
Drivetrain 7-speed Not listed
Display LCD LCD

Range depends on rider weight, speed, terrain, temperature and riding style. The EX-01's 96-mile figure is Zumi's maximum with both batteries, so treat it as a best case rather than a daily expectation.

How We Chose and Compared These Models

Zumi's public website does not currently list the S011 or the EX-01, so we used the specification information Zumi supplied to Watt Wheelz and cross-checked it against our product records. We compared motor, battery, top speed, range, maximum load, weight, frame, tires, suspension and brakes, and we did not add any figure that Zumi has not published. Because these two models are built for very different riding, the comparison is mainly about matching the right type of vehicle to where and how you will ride.

Zumi S011 folding fat tire electric bike, opposite side view
Zumi S011 with its 20 x 3.0 inch fat tires.

Zumi S011: Best Folding E-Bike for Storage and Errands

The Zumi S011 pairs a 36V 350W motor with a 36V 10Ah battery in a folding aluminum alloy frame. Zumi lists a top speed of up to 16 mph, a range of about 19 to 25 miles (30 to 40 km), a maximum load of about 396 lb (180 kg) and a net weight of 53.9 lb (24.45 kg).

Its 20 x 3.0 inch fat tires and front suspension add grip and cushioning on rough pavement, a 7-speed drivetrain helps on gentle hills, and mechanical disc brakes handle stopping. Unfolded, the bike measures 1560 x 280 x 1190 mm, and Zumi lists a packing size of 1400 x 310 x 590 mm.

The S011 suits apartment dwellers, RV and boat owners, and anyone who needs to fit an e-bike in a car trunk or a small storage space. At 53.9 lb, it is still worth trying a lift before you plan on carrying it up stairs every day. Its modest motor and battery make it best for shorter, relaxed rides rather than long commutes or steep climbs. It is available in black and white; check the product page for current stock. Compare it with other folding e-bikes if storage is your priority.

Zumi EX-01 dual-battery electric dirt bike, side view
Zumi EX-01, the 1500W dual-battery electric dirt bike.

Zumi EX-01: Best for Off-Road Trail Riding

The Zumi EX-01 is an off-road electric dirt bike with a 52V 1500W motor and two 52V 15Ah batteries. Zumi lists a top speed of 28 to 37 mph (45 to 60 km/h) for off-road use only, a range of about 42 to 96 miles (68 to 155 km) with both batteries, a maximum load of about 396 lb (180 kg) and a net weight of 120.4 lb (54.6 kg).

It uses a high-strength steel frame, front and rear suspension, hydraulic disc brakes, a 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheel setup and an LCD display, and Zumi lists a 52V 2A charger. The dual batteries are the main reason for its long range figure.

The EX-01 suits riders with access to trails or private land who want a motocross-style electric dirt bike. It is not a street bike: ride only where this type of vehicle is permitted, and wear a helmet and full protective gear. It is currently offered in black. Our electric dirt bike buying guide covers sizing, safety and where you can ride.

Which Zumi Is Best for Your Use?

Best for small spaces and car trunks

The S011. It folds and weighs 53.9 lb, according to Zumi.

Best for errands and short commutes

The S011, with a top speed of up to 16 mph and about 19 to 25 miles of range.

Best for trails and private land

The EX-01, with front and rear suspension, hydraulic disc brakes and dual batteries. It is for off-road use only.

Best for long rides

The EX-01, with Zumi's range figure of about 42 to 96 miles. For pavement riding, the S011's shorter range is better suited to local trips.

Certification, Shipping and Warranty: What to Confirm

We did not find a UL certification statement for either model in the information we checked, so we have not claimed one. If a certification matters for your building, insurer or local rules, confirm it with us before you order. Zumi has not assigned an e-bike class to the S011 in the information we checked, and the EX-01 is for off-road use only, so check your local rules on where each may be ridden.

Warranty terms are set by the brand, so ask us which warranty and return terms apply to an order placed through Watt Wheelz, and ask us to confirm shipping availability for your address. For help with fit or setup, contact Watt Wheelz.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which Zumi models can I order now?

The S011 folding fat-tire e-bike and the EX-01 dual-battery electric dirt bike. Zumi's other models are currently sold out at Watt Wheelz.

How fast is the Zumi S011?

Zumi lists a top speed of up to 16 mph (25 km/h).

How far can the Zumi S011 go on a charge?

Zumi lists about 19 to 25 miles (30 to 40 km). Real-world range depends on rider weight, speed, terrain and weather.

Does the Zumi S011 fold?

Yes. It has a folding aluminum alloy frame and weighs 53.9 lb, according to Zumi.

Is the Zumi EX-01 street legal?

The EX-01 is for off-road use only. Ride it only where this type of vehicle is permitted.

How many batteries does the Zumi EX-01 have?

Two 52V 15Ah batteries, according to Zumi.

How much weight can Zumi bikes carry?

Zumi lists a maximum load of about 396 lb (180 kg) for both the S011 and the EX-01.

Where can I see current prices and colors?

Use the individual product pages linked above or the Zumi collection.

Sources & Verification

Specifications were checked against the specification information Zumi supplied to Watt Wheelz in October 2026 and our own Watt Wheelz product records on November 3, 2026. Zumi's public website did not list either model when we checked. Product images are those already on our product pages. Recommendations are editorial buyer-fit assessments, not firsthand test results, and no performance, range or noise measurements are claimed. Prices are intentionally omitted.

  • Zumi S011: manufacturer specification information supplied to Watt Wheelz, October 2026
  • Zumi EX-01: manufacturer specification information supplied to Watt Wheelz, October 2026
  • Watt Wheelz product records for both models, checked November 3, 2026

Recheck specifications, certification, shipping availability and current pricing on the product page before ordering.

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