XI Mobility Launches Two New Electric Bicycle Models in Israel
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
XI MOBILITY has launched two new electric bicycle models, the RIDER P5 and RIDER P5 PRO, in Israel. Both feature a 48V 20Ah battery for a 50km range and a 150kg load capacity. The RIDER P5 costs 7,990 shekels and is suited for off-road, while the RIDER P5 PRO costs 8,490 shekels and is designed for urban use. This launch occurs as Israel's electric bicycle market shows signs of recovery and a trend towards higher-value products.
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- XI MOBILITY launched the RIDER P5 and RIDER P5 PRO electric bicycles in Israel.
- Both models offer a 50km range from a 48V 20Ah battery and a 150kg load capacity.
- The RIDER P5 is priced at 7,990 shekels and designed for off-road use.
- The RIDER P5 PRO costs 8,490 shekels and is intended for urban commuting.
- The Israeli electric bicycle market saw a 4.7% import increase in 2025 compared to 2024.
- The average import value of electric bicycles in Israel has also risen.
XI MOBILITY has introduced two new electric bicycle models to the Israeli market: the RIDER P5 and RIDER P5 PRO. These new additions to the RIDER P series are designed for daily urban and off-road use, featuring an urban aesthetic and advanced technical specifications.
Both models are equipped with a 48-volt, 20-amp battery offering a range of up to 50 kilometers. They feature an AM60B magnesium frame with an integrated, hidden battery for a clean look. Other components include TEKTRO hydraulic brakes, a 7-speed Shimano gear system, and adjustable handlebars. The bicycles have a load capacity of up to 150 kg and weigh 38 kg.
The RIDER P5 is geared towards off-road riding with 24/4-inch tires and wider handlebars, providing a stable ride on varied terrain. It is priced at 7,990 shekels.
The RIDER P5 PRO is designed for urban commuting, featuring 27.5/4-inch road tires, a rear rack, and a curved handlebar. This model is priced at 8,490 shekels.
This launch coincides with a recovery in Israel's electric bicycle market. According to Calcalist data, 45,400 electric bicycles were imported into Israel in 2025, a 4.7% increase from 2024 and a 30% rise from 2023. The average import value also increased by approximately 10.5%, indicating a market shift towards higher-value products.
Shi Abuhazira, CEO of XI MOBILITY, stated that the design, particularly the integrated battery and clean appearance, is a key feature of the RIDER P series. He emphasized that the bikes are intended for riders who want to integrate cycling into their urban lifestyle without compromising on style, and that the two models cater to different rider preferences and usage styles.