| Management number | 235273724 | Release Date | 2026/07/02 | List Price | US$749.70 | Model Number | 235273724 | ||
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The CycleBoard Rover is a three-wheel all-terrain electric vehicle for riders who want a stable, stand-up ride that handles trails and city streets on the same charge. Its lean-to-steer design makes turns feel natural instead of twitchy.
Best for: Commuters, trail riders, and anyone who wants a stand-up electric ride with more stability than a two-wheel scooter. A strong fit for mixed daily use across city and light off-road.
What's included: Rover, charger, tool kit, and user instructions.
| Top speed | Up to 27 mph |
| Range | Up to 40 miles per charge |
| Max incline | 30% grade |
| Motor | 60V 1800W brushless/gearless rear hub, 41Nm torque |
| Battery | 1152Wh (60V 19.2Ah), LG/Samsung cells, quick-swap |
| Charger | 3A smart charger, 100-240V |
| Suspension | Independent front + rear full suspension |
| Brakes | Hydraulic rear disc (180mm) + electronic braking |
| Tires | 10" pneumatic all-terrain (10"x3" front, 10"x3.5" rear) |
| Throttle | Thumb throttle, 5 speed modes |
| Display | LCD: speed, battery, odometer |
| Water rating | IP65 |
| Max load | 275 lbs |
| Rider height | 5' to 6'6" |
| Weight | 83 lbs |
| Frame | Aircraft-grade aluminum |
| Warranty | 1-year parts, 6-month battery (manufacturer) |
What's the real-world range? CycleBoard rates the Rover at up to 40 miles. Expect less with a heavier rider, higher speed modes, hills, or rough terrain, and closer to the rated figure in lower modes on flat ground.
How is it different from the X-Quad? The Rover is a lighter 3-wheel stand-up ride (83 lbs) tuned for comfort and commuting. The X-Quad is a heavier 4-wheel platform with dual motors built for more aggressive off-road and golf use.
Can it handle hills? Yes. The 1800W motor climbs grades up to 30%, which covers most trails and steep driveways.
Can I ride it in the rain? It carries an IP65 water-resistance rating, so light rain and wet roads are fine. Don't submerge it or ride through standing water.
How tall do I need to be? CycleBoard recommends riders between 5' and 6'6", with a max load of 275 lbs.
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