Riese & M\u00fcller, the esteemed German manufacturer of premium e-bikes and cargo bikes, has unveiled a series of innovative models for the 2027 season. These new releases underscore the company’s commitment to advancing urban mobility through cutting-edge technology and design.<\/p>\n
Carrie2 and Load5: Enhanced Cargo Solutions<\/strong><\/p>\n The compact Carrie2 cargo bike now offers an S-Pedelec variant, integrating the Bosch Performance Line CX Speed motor with an 800 Wh battery. This configuration caters to commuters seeking efficient transport solutions with higher average speeds. Additionally, the Carrie2 introduces a family-friendly version and various technical refinements, including an optimized steering angle for improved handling and optional features like the Magura IBS braking system and a suspended dropper-post seatpost for enhanced comfort. A new “Denim” color option further diversifies its appeal.<\/p>\n The Load5 series expands with the introduction of the Load5 60 and Load5 75 models, now equipped with the Pinion Motor-Gear Unit (MGU). This system combines the Pinion MGU 7.12 motor with an 800 Wh battery, offering a maintenance-friendly solution with a wide gear range and smooth shifting, even under load or at a standstill\u2014ideal for daily cargo use. For extended range requirements, a second 800 Wh battery can be added.<\/p>\n Multicharger4: Versatility Redefined<\/strong><\/p>\n The fourth generation of the Multicharger series introduces significant upgrades. The permissible total weight increases to 200 kilograms, with the extended rear rack now capable of carrying up to 80 kilograms. Despite these enhancements, the bike maintains a compact length of just under two meters. A new frame design with a lowered top tube facilitates easier mounting. Additional features include an adjustable stem for flexible seating positions, an integrated SP-Connect+ interface for smartphones, and a new double-legged stand to improve stability during loading and unloading. The Multicharger4 offers a range of drive options, from the Bosch Performance Line PX to the Performance Line CX and Cargo Line Speed, complemented by various gear systems, including the Nexus hub and Rohloff E-14. The Bosch PowerTube 800 Wh battery serves as the standard, with the option to add a second 800 Wh battery, totaling 1,600 Wh. Prices for the Multicharger4 start at \u20ac4,999.<\/p>\n Veya: The New Urban E-Bike<\/strong><\/p>\n The Veya marks Riese & M\u00fcller’s entry into the urban e-bike segment. This lightweight and versatile model is available in both diamond and step-through frame designs. Depending on the configuration, the Veya can serve as an urban bike, commuter vehicle, touring bike, or S-Pedelec. Drive options range from the Bosch Performance Line SX for the lightest variant to the Performance Line Speed. Gear systems include both chain and hub options from Shimano and Enviolo. The standard battery is the Bosch PowerTube 360 Wh, with an optional 600 Wh battery available. The S-Pedelec version comes standard with the larger battery. Additionally, the Bosch PowerMore Range Extender, adding 250 Wh, is available as an upgrade. Standard equipment includes a pannier rack, with optional accessories such as the MIK HD luggage carrier, a comfort package, or a suspension upgrade featuring a fork and a suspended seatpost. All variants come equipped with the Bosch Purion 200 display, with alternatives like the Kiox display or the new compact LED Controller available.<\/p>\n These developments reflect Riese & M\u00fcller’s dedication to innovation and quality, offering a diverse range of e-bikes tailored to meet the evolving needs of urban mobility enthusiasts.<\/p>\n For a visual overview of these new models, you might find the following video informative:<\/p>\n 2026 Riese & Muller Bikes: What\u2019s NEW and What\u2019s Next!<\/a><\/p>\n