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Lectric XPedition 2.0: electric cargo bicycle

Lectric's XPedition 2.0 is a low-slung electric cargo hauler; the product page pairs a torque sensor and a thumb-trigger throttle with five pedal-assist levels that run as a Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike to a 28 mph top speed. This page checks the top, Class-3 setting.

Specs verified July 23, 2026 against manufacturer sources. New — we’re adding models regularly. See all models →

The short answer

Outside the e-bike definition in 4 of 40 evaluated jurisdictions

Of the 40 jurisdictions with a verified electric-bicycle definition, the cited 2026 configuration fits an e-bike class in 0, falls outside it in 4 (1 of them into a named non-e-bike category), and is unclear in 36. 11 aren’t verified here yet, so they aren’t evaluated.

The verdict at a glance

Where this exact Lectric lands, state by state

Each state is shaded by this machine’s verdict — fits a class, outside the definition, a gray area, or not yet evaluated. Tap a state to jump straight to its cited row below.

This machine’s e-bike verdict in every stateAlabama: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Alaska: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.Arizona: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Colorado: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Florida: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Georgia: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Indiana: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Kansas: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Maine: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Massachusetts: outside the e-bike definition. Select to jump to its row.Minnesota: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.New Jersey: outside the e-bike definition. Select to jump to its row.North Carolina: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.North Dakota: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Oklahoma: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Pennsylvania: outside the e-bike definition. Select to jump to its row.South Dakota: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Texas: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Wyoming: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Connecticut: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Missouri: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.West Virginia: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Illinois: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.New Mexico: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Arkansas: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.California: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Delaware: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.District of Columbia: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.Hawaii: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Iowa: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Kentucky: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.Maryland: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Michigan: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.Mississippi: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Montana: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.New Hampshire: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.New York: outside the e-bike definition. Select to jump to its row.Ohio: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Oregon: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Tennessee: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Utah: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.Virginia: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Washington: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.Wisconsin: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Nebraska: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.South Carolina: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.Idaho: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Nevada: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Vermont: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Louisiana: a gray area — no squarely-fitting class and no verified fact placing it outside. Select to jump to its row.Rhode Island: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.District of Columbia: not evaluated yet. Select to jump to its row.DC

Tap a state to jump to its cited row below. Keyboard users can tab through every state.

  • Fits a classCited specs fit one of the state’s e-bike classes.
  • Outside the definitionFalls outside every e-bike class (or into a named non-e-bike category).
  • Gray areaNo class fits squarely, and no verified fact places it outside.
  • Not evaluatedThis state isn’t verified here yet.

01 / What it is

The machine, in the manufacturer’s own terms

Lectric calls the XPedition 2.0 (Single-battery (2026 U.S. configuration)) a electric cargo bicycle. The manufacturer programs and labels it as a Class 3 electric bicycle. A manufacturer’s class label is shown here, but it never bypasses the spec check below.

02 / Cited specifications

Every figure traces to a fetched source

The facts that decide the verdict

Motor — nominal (rated)
Not publishedThe fetched product page states "1310W peak" but does not state a rated/nominal wattage. A 750W rated figure is widely reported for the XPedition, but is not confirmed on the fetched primary source, so the check relies on the verified class, top speed, throttle, and operable pedals rather than an asserted wattage.Unverified — no fetched source states this.
Motor — peak / maximum
1310 W — manufacturer term: “peak power”Product page: "1310W peak".Lectric XPedition 2.0 (single battery) — official product page
Vehicle top speed
28 mph — manufacturer term: “top speed”Product page: 28 mph top speed as a Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike. This page checks the top, Class-3 setting.Lectric XPedition 2.0 (single battery) — official product page
Pedal-assist cutoff
None / not publishedThe product page lists a single 28 mph top speed and does not separate a pedal-assist cutoff from the throttle. The verified 28 mph vehicle top speed is used instead.Unverified — no fetched source states this.
Throttle-only cutoff
None / not publishedThe product page does not state a separate throttle-only cutoff; it lists one 28 mph top speed for the bike.Unverified — no fetched source states this.
Throttle present
YesProduct page: "an ergonomic below-the-bar trigger throttle on the left hand side".Lectric XPedition 2.0 (single battery) — official product page
Fully operable pedals
YesProduct page: "quick-release pedals easily detach from the bike" on a pedalled drivetrain with a torque sensor.Lectric XPedition 2.0 (single battery) — official product page
Manufacturer-claimed class
Class 3Lectric markets the XPedition 2.0 as a selectable Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike; 3 is its top class and the one checked here. A manufacturer class label never bypasses the spec check.Lectric XPedition 2.0 (single battery) — official product page
Full build specification
Throttle user-removable
NoIntegrated trigger throttle; removability not addressed on the fetched product page.Unverified — no fetched source states this.
Wheels
220" x 2.5" street tires, front and rear — two wheels.Lectric XPedition 2.0 (single battery) — official product page
Saddle / seat
Custom-designed saddle, fully operable pedalsProduct page: "a custom-designed saddle".Lectric XPedition 2.0 (single battery) — official product page
Selectable modes
PAS 1 · PAS 2 · PAS 3 · PAS 4 · PAS 5Product page: "five levels of pedal-assist and a throttle deliver the speed and power to operate as a Class 1, 2, or 3 eBike".Lectric XPedition 2.0 (single battery) — official product page
Unlockable / app-configurable
YesClass is rider-selectable across Class 1, 2, and 3. Class is therefore configuration-dependent — this page checks the top, Class-3 setting.Lectric XPedition 2.0 (single battery) — official product page

Nominal (rated) and peak power are kept separate — never merged into the statutory motor rating. Facts marked Unverified could not be confirmed from a fetched manufacturer source and are excluded from the per-state defeating-fact logic. Classification facts (1310W peak motor, thumb-trigger throttle, torque sensor, five pedal-assist levels running as Class 1/2/3, 28 mph top speed, quick-release pedals, 20" x 2.5" tires, two wheels) taken from Lectric's official XPedition 2.0 product page. The page states peak wattage only, not a rated/nominal figure, so nominal power is left unverified; it gives one 28 mph top speed without separating pedal-assist and throttle cutoffs. This is a multi-class / rider-selectable e-bike: this page checks the top, Class-3 setting. Re-verify monthly.

03 / Why it is — or isn’t — an e-bike

The definitional facts that decide it

Every state’s electric-bicycle definition turns on the same handful of facts: operable pedals, motor power, and how fast the motor keeps assisting. This machine’s cited figures — a throttle, motor assistance to 28 mph, and fully operable pedals — are run against each state’s electric-bicycle definition below. Where a state isn’t verified here yet, the row says so rather than guessing.

04 / State by state

The cited XPedition 2.0 verdict in all 50 states + DC

JurisdictionE-bike verdictBasis
AlabamaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Alabama electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Alabama's own catch-all category applies.Alabama Legislature — Ala. Code § 32-1-1.1
AlaskaNot evaluatedAlaska isn't verified here yet, so this machine isn't evaluated against it.
ArizonaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Arizona electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Arizona's own catch-all category applies.Arizona Revised Statutes § 28-101
ArkansasUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Arkansas electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Arkansas's own catch-all category applies.Arkansas General Assembly — Act 956 of 2017
CaliforniaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited California electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — California's own catch-all category applies.Cal. Veh. Code § 312.5
ColoradoUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Colorado electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Colorado's own catch-all category applies.Colorado General Assembly OLLS — 2024 C.R.S. Title 42· Colorado General Assembly — 2025 Session Laws Chapter 279 (HB25-1197)· Colorado Department of Transportation — E-Bike Safety Campaign
ConnecticutUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Connecticut electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Connecticut's own catch-all category applies.Connecticut General Assembly — Conn. Gen. Stat. § 14-1· Connecticut General Assembly — Conn. Gen. Stat. ch. 248 e-bike provisions
DelawareUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Delaware electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Delaware's own catch-all category applies.Delaware General Assembly — 21 Del. C. § 101
District of ColumbiaNot evaluatedDistrict of Columbia isn't verified here yet, so this machine isn't evaluated against it.
FloridaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Florida electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Florida's own catch-all category applies.Fla. Stat. § 316.003
GeorgiaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Georgia electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Georgia's own catch-all category applies.Georgia General Assembly — enacted HB 454
HawaiiUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Hawaii electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Hawaii's own catch-all category applies.Hawaii State Legislature — HB 2021 HD2 SD2 CD1 (Act 259)
IdahoUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Idaho electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Idaho's own catch-all category applies.Idaho Legislature — Idaho Code § 49-106· Idaho Legislature — Idaho Code § 49-114
IllinoisUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Illinois electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Illinois's own catch-all category applies.625 ILCS 5/1-140.10
IndianaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Indiana electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Indiana's own catch-all category applies.Indiana General Assembly — 2026 Indiana Code Title 9· Indiana DNR — e-bike rules
IowaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Iowa electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Iowa's own catch-all category applies.Iowa Legislature — Iowa Code § 321.1· Iowa Legislature — 2026 Iowa Acts chapter 1053 (SF 490)
KansasUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Kansas electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Kansas's own catch-all category applies.Kansas Legislature — K.S.A. 8-1489
KentuckyNot evaluatedKentucky isn't verified here yet, so this machine isn't evaluated against it.
LouisianaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Louisiana electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Louisiana's own catch-all category applies.Louisiana State Legislature — La. R.S. 32:1
MaineUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Maine electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Maine's own catch-all category applies.Maine Legislature — 29-A M.R.S. § 101· Maine Legislature — 29-A M.R.S. § 2063
MarylandUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Maryland electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Maryland's own catch-all category applies.Maryland General Assembly — Md. Code, Transportation § 11-117.1
MassachusettsOutside definitionOutside Massachusetts's electric-bicycle definition — motor-powered top speed exceeds the state's e-bike limit.Massachusetts General Laws c. 90, § 1
MichiganNot evaluatedMichigan isn't verified here yet, so this machine isn't evaluated against it.
MinnesotaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Minnesota electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Minnesota's own catch-all category applies.Minnesota Revisor of Statutes — Minn. Stat. § 169.011
MississippiUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Mississippi electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Mississippi's own catch-all category applies.Mississippi Legislature — HB 1003 (2023), as sent to Governor
MissouriUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Missouri electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Missouri's own catch-all category applies.Missouri Revisor of Statutes — RSMo § 301.010
MontanaNot evaluatedMontana isn't verified here yet, so this machine isn't evaluated against it.
NebraskaNot evaluatedNebraska isn't verified here yet, so this machine isn't evaluated against it.
NevadaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Nevada electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Nevada's own catch-all category applies.Nevada Legislature — NRS Chapter 484B
New HampshireUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited New Hampshire electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — New Hampshire's own catch-all category applies.New Hampshire General Court — RSA 259:27-a
New JerseyMotorized bicycleOutside New Jersey's electric-bicycle definition; New Jersey treats the cited configuration as a motorized bicycle.P.L.2025, c.285
New MexicoUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited New Mexico electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — New Mexico's own catch-all category applies.New Mexico Legislature — final SB 88 (2024)
New YorkOutside definitionOutside New York's electric-bicycle definition — motor-powered top speed exceeds the state's e-bike limit.N.Y. Vehicle and Traffic Law § 102-c· New York DMV e-bike guidance
North CarolinaNot evaluatedNorth Carolina isn't verified here yet, so this machine isn't evaluated against it.
North DakotaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited North Dakota electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — North Dakota's own catch-all category applies.North Dakota Legislative Branch — N.D.C.C. ch. 39-01
OhioUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Ohio electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Ohio's own catch-all category applies.Ohio Revised Code § 4511.01
OklahomaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Oklahoma electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Oklahoma's own catch-all category applies.Oklahoma Legislature — Oklahoma Statutes, Title 47
OregonUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Oregon electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Oregon's own catch-all category applies.Oregon Legislative Assembly — ORS chapter 801
PennsylvaniaOutside definitionOutside Pennsylvania's electric-bicycle definition — motor-powered top speed exceeds the state's e-bike limit.75 Pa.C.S. § 102
Rhode IslandNot evaluatedRhode Island isn't verified here yet, so this machine isn't evaluated against it.
South CarolinaNot evaluatedSouth Carolina isn't verified here yet, so this machine isn't evaluated against it.
South DakotaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited South Dakota electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — South Dakota's own catch-all category applies.South Dakota Legislature — SDCL § 32-20B-9
TennesseeUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Tennessee electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Tennessee's own catch-all category applies.Tennessee Department of Transportation — Tennessee Bicycle Laws
TexasUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Texas electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Texas's own catch-all category applies.Texas Transportation Code Chapter 664
UtahNot evaluatedUtah isn't verified here yet, so this machine isn't evaluated against it.
VermontUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Vermont electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Vermont's own catch-all category applies.Vermont General Assembly — 23 V.S.A. § 4
VirginiaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Virginia electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Virginia's own catch-all category applies.Virginia General Assembly — Va. Code § 46.2-100
WashingtonNot evaluatedWashington isn't verified here yet, so this machine isn't evaluated against it.
West VirginiaUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited West Virginia electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — West Virginia's own catch-all category applies.West Virginia Legislature — enrolled Committee Substitute for HB 2062
WisconsinUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Wisconsin electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Wisconsin's own catch-all category applies.Wisconsin Legislature — Wis. Stat. § 340.01(15ph)
WyomingUnclearThe cited configuration does not fall squarely within a cited Wyoming electric-bicycle class, and no verified spec fact places it outside — Wyoming's own catch-all category applies.Wyoming Legislature — current Title 31

This addresses electric-bicycle classification only. It does not by itself decide whether a machine can be registered or operated as another vehicle type; where a primary agency source resolves that, it is noted in the row.

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Sources: Lectric XPedition 2.0 (single battery) — official product page.