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Powered by the German-made TQ-HPR50, the engine produces 50 Nm (approximately 37 pound-feet) of torque; This is much less than some other e-bike systems on the market, some even producing 85 Nm (62 pound-feet) of torque.<br/><br/>But it makes up for this with the integration of what TQ calls the Force Sensor.<br/><br/>This nifty piece of technology measures input variables such as crank speed and acceleration independently from each side and adjusts power output based on each pedal stroke. In theory, this means that the pedal feel on the Voltage eRide is as natural as possible, making the rider feel like they are much more powerful than they actually are, rather than feeling like they are driving a motorized vehicle.<br/><br/>To make things even better, you can fine-tune engine performance via a dedicated app on your smartphone.<br/><br/>When it comes to what makes the Scott Voltaj eRide a capable trail chaser, it has suspension hardware from none other than Fox. Up front, the Fox Nude 6T fork gives the bike a sleek, race-ready aesthetic while offering full adjustability, accessible remotely via a button on the bars. And the entire frame is made of carbon fiber, and the TQ 360 watt-hour battery is seamlessly integrated into the down tube.<br/><br/>Tons of premium e-bikes have emerged in recent years that command huge amounts of money. It's clear that many e-bike enthusiasts are obsessed with the technology, and manufacturers are capitalizing on this demand. Performance-oriented bikes like the Scott Voltaj eRide are just the beginning. We see famous equipment manufacturers like Shimano harnessing the power of AI, and we think AI-powered e-bikes like Urtopia Fusion will soon be seen much more frequently on bike paths.<br/><br/>Also, the price of such a stylish electric bike is 10,999 euros or about 11,900 US dollars.<br/><br/><br/>Source: https://www.rideapart.com/news/710526/scott-voltage-eride-electric-mtb/