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Brompton, the British manufacturer known for its iconic folding bicycles, has launched its latest electric model, the Electric T Line, across Europe. The company describes it as the lightest folding e-bike ever built, combining a titanium and carbon frame with a newly developed drive system designed for urban commuting.

Weighing just 11.2 kg (24.6 lbs) without the battery and 14.1 kg (31 lbs) with the battery, the Electric T Line can fold from a fully functional road-ready e-bike into a compact form in under 20 seconds. Handcrafted in London, the new model reflects Brompton’s continued focus on portability and engineering precision for city riders.

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At the core of the Electric T Line is Brompton’s proprietary e-Motiq system, also used in the company’s recently launched Electric G Line. The e-bike features a custom-built 250 W rear hub motor delivering 24 Nm of torque, optimized for smooth acceleration in stop-and-go urban traffic. It includes start assist for steep inclines and walk assist mode that supports speeds of up to 6 km/h (3.7 mph), providing added convenience when maneuvering off the saddle.

Credit: Brompton

The Electric T Line is powered by a 345 Wh detachable battery, offering up to 90 km (55.9 miles) of range on a single charge. The system is paired with the Brompton Electric app, which provides smart range predictions and enables over-the-air updates for continuous performance improvements. The model also offers the brand’s broadest selection of frame materials, finishes, and accessories, including a new line of electric-compatible luggage.

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“Every detail of the Electric T Line has been engineered to redefine urban mobility — lightweight, powerful, and easy to live with,” Brompton said in a company statement.

Pre-orders for the Electric T Line will open across Europe from October 21 via Brompton’s official website, with general sales starting October 28 through authorized dealers. Pricing details have not yet been announced.

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Moira Shortle has been reporting on the global electric mobility sector for EVMagz.com since becoming a reporter in 2020, with a focus on EV technology, charging infrastructure, battery innovation, and sustainability-driven transport policy across major markets. With a background in digital journalism and environmental communication, she brings a clear, balanced voice to complex industry developments. Outside of work, Moira enjoys coastal walking, documentary photography, and experimenting with plant-based cooking.

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