Science & Tech · Gadgets & EVs · 11 hrs ago
Lemmo One Collab.Ride review finds smart features still limited
Berlin-based maker Lemmo sells the One Collab.Ride as an AI-focused e-bike.
It is designed to choose gears automatically and adjust motor assistance to the riding situation.
The bike has a rear-wheel motor and a removable battery, and weighs 15 kilograms without the roughly three-kilogram battery.
The tested Core version normally costs about 2,600 euros, while the bike can also be bought without a battery for 1,700 euros.
In everyday use, the bike felt light, lively and unobtrusive, but its smart features were only rudimentary.
Assembly was straightforward with the supplied tools, though setting up the battery and first connection was somewhat confusing.
Heise reviewed the Lemmo One Collab.Ride, an e-bike that the Berlin manufacturer describes as AI-centred.
The bike has a rear-hub motor and a removable battery, and weighs 15 kilograms without the battery.
The review found that it rides dynamically and unobtrusively, but that its smart features remain rudimentary.
The tested Core version cost about €2,600, while the bike could also be ordered without a battery for €1,700.
- Who
- Heise reviewed the Lemmo One Collab.Ride, made by Berlin-based Lemmo.
- What
- The review assessed the e-bike’s ride, safety features and promised intelligent functions.
- When
- The review was published on 8 November 2026.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Heise tested whether the bike’s AI promises held up and how it performed in everyday use.
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- Tested version
- Core
- Weight without battery
- 15 kilograms
- Regular price of tested version
- About €2,600
- Price without battery
- €1,700
- Smartpac price
- €900
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