Segway Released MUXI Pro Cargo Ebike
The new utility ebike features an automatic nine-speed transmission and a 1,500-watt peak power motor for heavy loads.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Motocycles
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Segway has introduced the MUXI Pro, a high-performance cargo ebike engineered for heavy-duty hauling. The model is designed to assist riders with inclines and headwinds using an electronic auto-shifting drivetrain.
Why it matters
The MUXI Pro expands on the company's utility lineup by providing enhanced power and gear management for users transporting substantial gear. Its technical features specifically address the difficulty of navigating steep terrain while carrying maximum loads.
The MUXI Pro carries a retail price of $1,999.99 and includes a 717-Wh removable battery capable of a 73-mile range. The rear hub motor delivers 750 watts of continuous power, peaking at 1,500 watts.
The players
Segway
An international transportation company known for personal mobility devices and electric vehicles.
The details
The bike is equipped with a 70-mm hydraulic suspension fork and an internal torque sensor that triggers automatic gear shifts to maintain efficiency. For safety and security, it includes a hill descent control system, Apple Find My integration, and built-in GPS tracking.
Timeline
The standard MUXI utility ebike launched in January 2026.
The MUXI Pro was officially released on September 30, 2026.
Roadmap
This release reflects the broader shift toward specialized, high-capacity utility vehicles within the growing ebike market. Segway is positioning this model to compete directly against premium cargo bikes by offering advanced electronic drivetrain features.
The $1,999.99 price point positions the MUXI Pro as a premium option for commuters or delivery riders needing heavy-duty cargo capacity. Buyers can expect to haul up to 121 lbs on the rear rack alone, which should reduce the need for multiple trips when carrying heavy equipment.
The takeaway
The addition of an automatic electronic drivetrain signifies a shift toward simplified operation for heavy-duty electric cargo bikes. Riders should consider whether their local terrain warrants the extra cost for automated hill-climbing features versus a standard manual-shift model.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by New Atlas.
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