Lightweight & Integrated Design

Weighing in at just 16.4 kg (approx. 36 lbs) thanks to its carbon fiber frame and fork, the Swift features a quick-folding mechanism that makes daily carry a breeze. 

It even sports a clever integrated handle built right into the frame. To keep things looking clean, all cables are fully routed internally.

Smooth Riding on Rough Streets

What sets the Swift apart from other 20-inch folders is the rear suspension—a total game-changer for tackling city cobblestones. The specs are solid for urban terrain:

• Drivetrain: Shimano 7-speed rear derailleur (perfect for hilly neighborhoods).

• Braking: Shimano hydraulic disc brakes (essential for controlled descents in heavy traffic).

• Tires: Kenda 20 x 1.95 tires. (Personal note: As a HIMO Z20 owner, I can tell you that these BMX-style tires provide fantastic comfort for city riding).

Performance & "Last Mile" Power

The Swift is built for the urban grind, featuring a 250W rear hub motor paired with a dual-sensor system (torque and cadence) delivering 30 Nm of torque. The power comes from a 36V 7Ah (252 Wh) LG battery hidden in the seatpost, which includes a key-lock for added security.

• Range: Approximately 60 km (~37 miles).

• US Version: Features a thumb throttle and a top speed of 20 mph (32 km/h).

• EU Version: Capped at the standard 15 mph (25 km/h).

Tech & Accessories

While full tech specs are still emerging, we know it comes with a one-year free eSIM subscription. Bluetooth is a given, powering a color display that is seamlessly flush-mounted into the center of the handlebars. This sleek design isn't just for looks—it also makes the display much harder to steal or damage.