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Bianchi e-Omnia 2021 – new eSUV series with city, trekking and eMTBs


With their new E-Omnia series 2021, Bianchi are presenting a number of innovative eBikes which are meant to bridge the city-, tour- and mountain-bike sectors. While all models rely on a Bosch motor, all other components can be selected from Bianchi’s new 3D configurator – with a total of 8,500 different options!

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Bianchi’s new eBikes clearly stand out from the crowd. Alongside the frame design, the integrated pannier rack and lighting system are the most striking features.

The new range belongs to the Bianchi Lif-e Electric Intelligence Program and is divided into three models called C-Type, T-Type and X-Type. The 3 versions are intended to set a new standard in the eMobility sector and provide an universal platform for commuters, trekking and adventure riders as well as experienced eMTBers. The new alloy models follow on from the high-end carbon eSUV’s and have been engineered with regard to design, functionality and integration in a bid to create the most comfortable and safe riding experience possible.

You can find out more about the new Bianchi e-Omnia series at our sister magazine DOWNTOWN.


Words: Peter Walker Photos: Bianchi

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