rabbit.reviews70Consensus score
How strongly 0 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Accessible $1,500 price point, most affordable quality e-trike option
- Lectric brand has strong reputation for customer support and parts availability
- Good entry-level option for seniors or new e-trike riders
Skip it if
- Noticeably inferior to the Velotric Triker in performance and features
- Less powerful motor compared to higher-end options
- Community consensus is it's a compromise, not a best-in-class pick
What owners love
- Accessible $1,500 price point, most affordable quality e-trike option
- Lectric brand has strong reputation for customer support and parts availability
- Good entry-level option for seniors or new e-trike riders
- Widely available and easy to purchase
The recurring gripe
- Noticeably inferior to the Velotric Triker in performance and features
- Less powerful motor compared to higher-end options
- Community consensus is it's a compromise, not a best-in-class pick
The bottom line
If $2,500 feels steep, the Lectric Trike 2 at $1,500 is the community's budget pick, not as refined, but it gets the job done and Lectric's support reputation is solid.