Yes. By 2026, e-MTBs had become the fastest-growing category in the electric bike market. Electric assistance democratises access to challenging trails, allows cyclists of different abilities to ride together, and significantly increases the range of mountain exploration. With government incentives of up to 750€ in Portugal and Cetelem financing available, the initial investment is more affordable than ever. BEEQ offers three e-MTB options for different levels: from beginners to advanced cyclists.

BEEQ offers three e-MTBs for different skill levels:

• M700 Wild – aluminium hardtail frame, the ideal entry-level electric mountain bike
• M850 Wild Full Suspension – aluminium full-suspension bike, for experienced riders on technical trails
• S950 Wild Full Suspension Carbon -  carbon fibre full-suspension frame, top-of-the-range for maximum performance

Full suspension means that the bike has suspension on the front fork and a rear shock absorber. The three key benefits on an e-MTB are:

• Better traction: the rear wheel maintains contact with the ground on uneven terrain
• Greater control: improved stability on technical descents, over rocks and roots
• Greater comfort: shock absorption reduces rider fatigue on long rides
• It is the preferred system for enduro, all-mountain and technical trails. For MTB beginners, the M700 Wild (hardtail) is an excellent entry-level bike before progressing to full suspension.

The carbon frame of the S950 Wild Full Suspension offers four distinct advantages over aluminium:

• Stiffer: greater efficiency in transferring pedalling power
• Vibration absorption: carbon absorbs micro-vibrations that aluminium transmits to the rider
• Durability: maintains superior structural strength without material fatigue over time
• These characteristics make the S950 the choice for advanced cyclists seeking maximum performance on technical trails.

Technically, it is possible, but e-MTBs have been optimised for off-road use, not for tarmac. The wide-section tyres and off-road geometry create greater rolling resistance on the road, making urban use less efficient. For truly mixed use (city + countryside + some off-road), the M700 Wild ATB or the E900 Crossover from the Touring range are technically more balanced options. Use the Compare tool on the website to analyse the differences.