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Mercedes-AMG has partnered with n+ to introduce the Mercedes-AMG F1 City Edition, a high-performance electric bicycle priced at $4,000. The e-bike, available in three sizes, features a 750-watt hub motor, a color touchscreen, and multiple riding modes tailored for various performance levels.

A smart helmet, offered as an optional accessory for an additional $400, integrates with the bike’s telemetry system and provides safety-enhancing features such as crash detection, lighting, and turn indicators.

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Credit: Mercedes, n+

The e-bike’s motor enables pedal-assisted speeds of up to 28 mph and includes four riding modes: ‘Comfort’ for energy-efficient travel, ‘Sport’ for a balance of power and efficiency, ‘Sport Plus’ for enhanced acceleration, and ‘Race’ for maximum performance. The handlebar-mounted 5.5-inch color touchscreen displays key riding metrics, including speed and battery status, while also allowing control of the smart helmet.

Equipped with a Shimano 9-speed derailleur and Tektro hydraulic disc brakes featuring 203-millimeter slotted rotors, the e-bike is designed for both performance and safety. The frame, made from aluminum alloy, has a sleek silver finish but does not include mudguards or a luggage rack. The standard “DownTube” battery offers a 10Ah capacity, with an optional “SeatTube” battery available for extended range.

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Credit: Mercedes, n+

The optional smart helmet connects to the bike’s telemetry system and includes a light-sensitive headlamp, brake light, and thumb-controlled turn signals. It also features an emergency alert function that can send an SMS to pre-designated contacts in the event of an accident. “The integration of safety features with real-time data collection adds an extra layer of protection for riders,” the companies stated.

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Harding Greenwood is an EV journalist at EVMagz.com, covering global developments in electric vehicle technology, battery innovation, charging infrastructure, and the evolving clean mobility industry across major international markets. He holds a degree in Media and Communication Studies and, outside of work, enjoys weekend landscape sketching, casual rowing, and collecting classic automotive brochures.

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