Choose a Mooncool by rider and storage needs: the TK2 Pro for the most complete adult trike, the TK Pro for the same power without reverse, the TK2 for a lower-power folding trike with reverse, the FT1 for fat-tire grip, the CD1 for young riders, and the POP if you want a folding two-wheel e-bike instead of a trike.
Most of the Mooncool models at Watt Wheelz are folding adult electric trikes, and the brand also makes a youth trike and a folding e-bike. This guide compares the six Mooncool models in our Mooncool collection. These are specification-based recommendations, not a controlled test and not firsthand test results. We checked the figures below against Mooncool's official product pages and our own product records on November 3, 2026.
We have deliberately left prices out of this guide. Mooncool and Watt Wheelz both adjust prices during the holiday sales, so the live price on each product page is the only number you should trust.
Best Mooncool Electric Trikes and E-Bikes 2026: Quick Picks
- Best all-around adult trike: TK2 Pro
- Best high-torque trike without reverse: TK Pro
- Best lower-power folding trike with reverse: TK2
- Best fat-tire trike: FT1
- Best for young riders: CD1 Youth Trike
- Best folding two-wheel e-bike: POP
Browse the full Mooncool collection for live pricing, colors and availability, or compare Mooncool with other brands in our electric trike collection. Some colors are sold out on individual models, so check the product page before you decide.
Mooncool Models at a Glance
| Model | Type | Motor (torque) | Battery | Range (Mooncool website) | Top speed | Max load | Net weight | Reverse |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TK2 Pro | Folding adult trike | 750W (90Nm) | 48V 20Ah | 45–100 mi (see note) | 15.5 mph | 450 lb | 45 kg (about 99 lb) | Yes |
| TK Pro | Folding adult trike | 750W (90Nm) | 48V 20Ah | 45–100 mi (see note) | 15.5 mph | 450 lb | 44 kg (about 97 lb) | No |
| TK2 | Folding adult trike | 500W (65Nm) | 48V 15Ah | 35–75 mi (see note) | 15.5 mph | 450 lb | 41 kg (about 90 lb) | Yes |
| FT1 | Folding fat-tire trike | 500W (45Nm) | 48V 14.5Ah | 35–60 mi | 15.5 mph | 400 lb | 48 kg (about 106 lb) | No |
| CD1 | Youth trike | 250W (35Nm) | 24V 10.4Ah | 20–35 mi (see note) | 12 mph | 350 lb | 30 kg (about 66 lb) | No |
| POP | Folding e-bike (two wheels) | 750W (85Nm) | 48V 13.6Ah | 30 mi throttle, 60 mi pedal assist | 20 mph | 330 lb | 67 lb | Not applicable |
Range note: Mooncool's website currently lists higher range figures than our product pages for three models. Our product pages show 45–80 miles for the TK2 Pro, 45–75 miles for the TK Pro and 35–60 miles for the TK2. For the CD1, Mooncool's page lists 20–35 miles in its headline and up to 40 miles in its specification table, and our product page uses the 40-mile figure. Until the sources agree, plan around the lower number. Real-world range always depends on rider weight, assist level, terrain, temperature and weather.
Mooncool classifies every model in this guide as Class 2. The adult trikes share a 15.5 mph top speed and a recommended rider height of 5'0" to 6'3", according to Mooncool's specification tables.
How We Chose and Compared These Models
We compared only what Mooncool publishes: motor rating and torque, battery, top speed, maximum load, net weight, folding, reverse and differential features, and rider fit. We did not rank the trikes by peak wattage, because a peak figure describes short bursts and does not predict how a trike feels on a long climb. Where Mooncool's website and our product records disagree, we say so rather than picking the more flattering number. For an adult trike, the most useful questions are usually how much weight you need to carry, whether you need reverse for parking and tight spaces, and where you will store it.
TK2 Pro: Best All-Around Adult Trike
The TK2 Pro shares the highest motor rating among the trikes here with the TK Pro and adds the most features. Mooncool lists a 750W motor with 90Nm of torque, a 48V 20Ah battery, a torque and cadence sensor, a 6-speed drivetrain, a 450 lb maximum load and a net weight of 45 kg (about 99 lb). It folds, and Mooncool's specification table lists reverse, a differential and fast-charging support.
Reverse makes it easier to back out of a parking spot or a tight garage, and a differential lets the rear wheels turn at different speeds through corners. If you want one trike that covers errands, longer rides and heavy baskets, start here. Our product page lists a 1,500W peak, while Mooncool's website lists 1,310W, so we have not used a peak figure for this model.
TK Pro: Best High-Torque Trike Without Reverse
The TK Pro shares the TK2 Pro's 750W motor rating, 90Nm of torque, 48V 20Ah battery and 450 lb maximum load, and Mooncool lists it at 44 kg (about 97 lb). It uses a torque sensor and a 6-speed drivetrain, and Mooncool lists a differential, hydraulic brakes and a folding frame.
The main difference from the TK2 Pro is reverse: Mooncool's specification table lists reverse for the TK2 Pro but not for the TK Pro. If you have an easy, open place to park and do not need to back up, the TK Pro gives you the same power and capacity. Several colors are sold out, so check the product page for what is available.
TK2: Best Lower-Power Folding Trike With Reverse
The TK2 uses a 500W motor with 65Nm of torque, a 48V 15Ah battery, a cadence sensor and a single-speed drivetrain. It still carries up to 450 lb, folds, and includes reverse, a differential and fast-charging support, according to Mooncool's specification table. At 41 kg (about 90 lb), it is the lightest adult trike in this guide.
It suits riders who mostly cruise at an easy pace on flatter routes and want simple controls. If you face steep hills or plan to carry heavy loads often, the extra torque of the TK2 Pro is worth considering. Our guide to e-bikes for hills explains why torque matters on climbs.
FT1: Best Fat-Tire Trike
The FT1 is Mooncool's fat-tire trike. Mooncool lists 20 x 4.0 inch fat tires, a 500W motor with 45Nm of torque, a 48V 14.5Ah battery, a 7-speed drivetrain, 180mm mechanical disc brakes, a differential and a folding frame. It carries up to 400 lb and weighs 48 kg (about 106 lb), the heaviest trike in this guide.
The wide tires add grip and cushioning on gravel, sand and rough paths. The trade-offs are weight and a lower maximum load than the TK models, and Mooncool's table does not list reverse. Some colors are sold out, so check the product page. Our fat-tire e-bike guide covers what fat tires do well.
CD1: Best for Young Riders
The CD1 Youth Trike is built for smaller riders. Mooncool lists a 250W motor with 35Nm of torque, a 24V 10.4Ah battery, a 12 mph top speed, 16-inch wheels, 140mm mechanical disc brakes and a recommended rider height of 4'0" to 4'11". It weighs 30 kg (about 66 lb), does not fold, and has no reverse or differential.
A trike's three wheels remove the need to balance at a stop, which many families like for younger riders. Adult supervision, a properly fitted helmet and a safe riding area still matter. You can compare it with other youth options in our kids collection.
POP: Best Folding Two-Wheel E-Bike
The POP is Mooncool's folding e-bike rather than a trike. Mooncool lists a 750W motor with a 1,200W peak and 85Nm of torque, a 48V 13.6Ah battery, a 20 mph top speed, 20 x 3.0 inch tires, a 7-speed drivetrain, 180mm hydraulic disc brakes and a switchable torque and cadence sensor. It weighs 67 lb and carries up to 330 lb.
Mooncool lists up to 30 miles on throttle alone and up to 60 miles at the lowest pedal-assist level. Rider fit is the one figure to confirm: Mooncool's specification table lists 4'9" to 6'5", while our product page lists a narrower 5'0" to 6'3". For a longer look, read our Mooncool POP review, or browse more folding e-bikes.
Which Mooncool Is Best for Your Use?
Best for errands and shopping
The TK2 Pro or TK Pro. Both carry up to 450 lb and pair a 750W motor with 90Nm of torque. Choose the TK2 Pro if you need reverse.
Best for tight parking and garages
The TK2 Pro or TK2, the two adult trikes with reverse in Mooncool's specification tables.
Best for gravel and rough paths
The FT1, with 20 x 4.0 inch fat tires.
Best for storage in a car, RV or apartment
Every adult trike in this guide folds, and so does the POP. The POP is the lightest folding option at 67 lb; the lightest folding trike is the TK2 at about 90 lb.
Best for young riders
The CD1, sized by Mooncool for riders 4'0" to 4'11".
Best for riders who prefer two wheels
The POP, which folds and has a 20 mph top speed according to Mooncool.
Certification, Shipping and Warranty: What to Confirm
Mooncool's specification tables list UL 2849 and UL 2271 testing by SGS, plus CFR 1512, the federal bicycle safety rule, for every model in this guide. Those are Mooncool's statements. If a certification matters for your building, insurer or local rules, confirm it with us before you order.
Mooncool's pages list a lifetime frame warranty, a two-year battery warranty and a one-year warranty on parts. Those are the brand's terms, so ask us which terms apply to an order placed through Watt Wheelz. Ask us to confirm shipping availability for your address as well. Rules on where e-bikes and e-trikes may be ridden vary by state and location. For help with fit or setup, contact Watt Wheelz.
Related Reading
- Mooncool POP folding e-bike review
- Best Fat-Tire E-Bikes 2026
- Best E-Bikes for Hills 2026
- Best E-Bikes for Heavy Riders 2026
- E-Bike Battery Care Guide 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best Mooncool electric trike overall?
For most adult riders, the TK2 Pro, because it combines a 750W motor, 90Nm of torque, a 450 lb maximum load, reverse and a folding frame. The TK2 is the lighter, simpler option.
Which Mooncool trikes have reverse?
The TK2 Pro and TK2, according to Mooncool's specification tables. The TK Pro, FT1 and CD1 are listed without reverse.
Do Mooncool trikes fold?
The TK2 Pro, TK Pro, TK2 and FT1 fold. The CD1 youth trike does not.
How fast do Mooncool trikes go?
Mooncool lists 15.5 mph for the adult trikes, 12 mph for the CD1 and 20 mph for the POP e-bike.
How much weight can a Mooncool trike carry?
Mooncool lists 450 lb for the TK2 Pro, TK Pro and TK2, 400 lb for the FT1 and 350 lb for the CD1. Compare your total weight, including cargo, with the listed limit.
What range can I expect?
Mooncool's website and our product pages show different range figures for some models, so see the note under the table and plan around the lower figure. Real-world range depends on rider weight, assist level, terrain and weather.
Are Mooncool trikes UL certified?
Mooncool's specification tables list UL 2849 and UL 2271 testing by SGS for every model in this guide. Ask us if you need documentation.
Where can I see current prices and colors?
Use the individual product pages linked above or the Mooncool collection.
Sources & Verification
Specifications, certification notes and brand terms were checked against Mooncool's official product pages and our own Watt Wheelz product records on November 3, 2026. 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.
- Mooncool TK2 Pro: manufacturer specifications page, checked November 3, 2026
- Mooncool TK Pro: manufacturer specifications page, checked November 3, 2026
- Mooncool TK2: manufacturer specifications page, checked November 3, 2026
- Mooncool FT1: manufacturer specifications page, checked November 3, 2026
- Mooncool CD1: manufacturer specifications page, checked November 3, 2026
- Mooncool POP: manufacturer specifications page, checked November 3, 2026
- Watt Wheelz product records for each model, checked November 3, 2026
Recheck specifications, certification, shipping availability and current pricing on the product page before ordering.
