Eunorau's G30-CARGO, MAX-CARGO and JUMBO e-bikes, compared by motor, battery, payload and price.
Eunorau G30-CARGO 2.0 Electric Cargo Bike — read reviewA long-tail electric cargo bike listed at $1,699 with a 48V500W rear hub motor, a 48V14Ah battery that takes an optional second 15Ah pack, 20" x 3.0" tires and a stated 440 lbs payload. The page pitches it at riders hauling kids, groceries or other loads; a child seat is sold separately.
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Eunorau MAX-CARGO 2.0 Electric Cargo Bike — read reviewA long-tail electric cargo bike listed at $1,699 with a 48V750W rear hub motor, a 48V 14Ah Samsung battery (optional 15Ah second pack), 24" x 2.4" tires and a listed 440 lbs payload. It suits riders hauling cargo; the page says it can hold 2 children, but baby seats are not included.
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Eunorau JUMBO Electric Bike — read reviewA stand-up, moped-style electric ride listed at $1,699, which the page calls a heavy-duty electric scooter, with a 48V1,000W rear motor and a 48V15.6Ah battery. The table lists a 21.7 MPH maximum speed, a 265 lbs payload and no saddle, so it suits riders who want to stand.
EUNORFACE4STORE2% offThe 3 cargo and utility e-bikes here all come from one store, Eunorau (eunorau-ebike.com, a US store with prices in dollars), and each costs $1,699 as checked on Oct 23, 2026: the G30-CARGO 2.0, the MAX-CARGO 2.0 and the JUMBO. Compare what the bike is built to carry first. The G30-CARGO and MAX-CARGO list a total payload capacity of 440 lbs, the JUMBO 265 lbs (120 kg), and bike weight runs from 68 lbs (JUMBO) to 85 lbs (MAX-CARGO table; its geometry chart says 78 lbs). The G30-CARGO lists recommended rider heights of 5'1" to 6'2" and the MAX-CARGO 5'2" to 6'1". The MAX-CARGO copy says it can hold 2 children, but no child seat comes with either bike: the pages sell one at $279.00, beside a basket at $99.00, a handrail at $99.00 and a cushioned rear seat at $49.00. Each page gives one payload figure, so ask the store how much of it the rider uses.
Motor watts are the motor's rated power, and torque in N.m (newton-metres) is its turning force: the G30-CARGO lists a 48V 500W geared hub with 65 N.m, the MAX-CARGO a 48V 750W hub with 70 N.m and the JUMBO a 48V 1,000W motor with 70 N.m. Battery energy is volts times amp-hours in watt-hours (Wh): 48V 14Ah is 672 Wh on the G30-CARGO and MAX-CARGO, and the JUMBO's 48V 15.6Ah is about 749 Wh. The G30-CARGO and MAX-CARGO list an optional 15Ah second battery and quote their longest ranges for two batteries, up to 65 and up to 80 miles; the JUMBO lists 19 to 25 miles and no second battery. These are the store's own range figures with no test method. The G30-CARGO page is inconsistent: its header says 48V14Ah, its table and text say 48V14Ah/20Ah, and its range reads up to 65 miles, 35-65 miles and up to 120 km.
Eunorau's FAQ defines Class 1 as pedal assist only, Class 2 as throttle to 20 mph and Class 3 as pedal assist to 28 mph, and says laws vary by state and country. Two listings conflict with that. The MAX-CARGO header says Class 3, speed limited and unlockable, yet its table gives a 20 mph maximum speed and lists pedal assist plus a half-twist throttle. The JUMBO header says Class 2 beside a 1,000W motor and a 21.7 mph maximum speed, above the 20 mph in that definition; its copy calls it a stand-up scooter, its table lists no saddle and pedals are never mentioned. The G30-CARGO says Class 2, speed limited and unlockable. Confirm the class, the top speed and how unlocking works with the store before you rely on a label.
Every review here comes from Eunorau, so these are its terms. E-bikes ship free by FedEx or UPS to the lower 48 states from Las Vegas warehouses, after 1 to 3 business days of processing and an estimated 5 to 7 days in transit; Hawaii, Alaska and other countries need a +$500 option. A return must be applied for within 7 calendar days of receipt, and the bike must be new, unassembled and unridden, in its original packaging; you pay the shipping back, and the refund is in full only when the fault is Eunorau's. The terms page says shipping is charged only once, returns included, which the return page contradicts. The warranty covers manufacturing defects only: 10 years on the frame and 24 months on the battery, motor and electronics, cut by 50% for commercial use.
| Review | Price | Motor | Range (page figure) | Class (page label) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eunorau G30-CARGO 2.0 Electric Cargo Bike | $1,699 | 48V500W geared rear hub, max 65 N.m torque | Up to 65 Miles (Dual Battery) | Class 2, speed limited, Unlockable | 78lbs (35.5kg) on the geometry chart |
| Eunorau MAX-CARGO 2.0 Electric Cargo Bike | $1,699 | 48V/750W ENA hub motor, max 70 N.m torque | Up to 80 Miles (Dual Battery) | Class 3, speed limited, Unlockable | 85 lbs in the table, 78lbs on the geometry chart |
| Eunorau JUMBO Electric Bike | $1,699 | 48V1,000W rear motor, max 70N.m torque | Up to 19-25 MI / 30-40 KM | Class 2 | 68 lbs; payload 265 lbs / 120 kg |
The G30-CARGO and MAX-CARGO list a total payload capacity of 440 lbs, and the JUMBO lists 265 lbs (120 kg); those are Eunorau's figures, given as one total. The MAX-CARGO copy says it can hold 2 children. Baby seats are not included on either bike, and a child seat is a separate $279.00 accessory. Ask the store how much of the total the rider uses.
Eunorau lists up to 65 miles for the G30-CARGO and up to 80 miles for the MAX-CARGO, both with the optional second battery, and 19 to 25 miles for the JUMBO. The base batteries are 48V 14Ah (672 Wh) on the first two and 48V 15.6Ah (about 749 Wh) on the JUMBO. None of the figures comes with a test method, rider weight or terrain.
The header says Class 3, speed limited and unlockable. Eunorau's FAQ defines Class 3 as pedal assist to 28 mph, yet the table lists a half-twist throttle and a 20 mph maximum speed, and the page gives no unlocked speed or unlock method. Laws vary by state and country, so check local rules and ask the store which class applies.
Only within 7 calendar days of receipt, and only if it is new and re-sellable: not assembled, ridden, used or damaged, and complete with its manuals, accessories and original packaging. You ship it back within 7 days at your cost, and the refund is in full when the fault is Eunorau's or minus the shipping cost when the reason is yours. The terms page says shipping is charged only once and there is no restocking fee, which does not match the return page.
For bikes bought in the US or Canada from 1 August 2023, Eunorau's limited warranty covers manufacturing defects only: the frame for 10 years and the battery, motor and electrical components for 24 months. It excludes normal wear such as brake pads, tires and chains, is for the original purchaser, needs registration right after purchase, is cut by 50% for commercial use, and sends disputes to binding arbitration unless you opt out by email within 30 days.