7 Best Electric Bikes with Passenger Seats of 2025

Blistering power meets rugged versatility in the EUYBIKE 1450W, a muscular, no-compromise electric bike built for two. With a peak output of 1450W and 82N.m torque, this e-bike devours 30° inclines like flat pavement, making it a beast for hilly commutes or loaded cargo runs. The 48V 20Ah removable battery delivers an impressive 70–80 miles in PAS mode, eliminating range anxiety for long-distance riders or daily commuters. Paired with 20″x4″ puncture-resistant fat tires, this bike handles sand, snow, gravel, and city streets with unshakable stability and grip, solving the all-too-common issue of traction loss on mixed terrain.

In real-world testing, the EUYBIKE shines when carrying two riders or heavy loads, maintaining acceleration and hill-climbing prowess without bogging down. The dual disc brakes with power-off function bring the bike to a halt in under a second, a critical safety feature at its 35 mph top speed. The front suspension fork and seat dampers absorb road chatter effectively, but rear passenger comfort slightly lags on prolonged off-road stretches. While the 7-speed drivetrain integrates well with the motor for terrain adaptation, the bike’s bulk and weight make it less ideal for tight urban navigation or storage in small apartments.

Positioned as the best overall two-seater electric bike, the EUYBIKE outmuscles the Ridstar FM-001 in power and the GugoIs mini bike in range, though it’s heavier than folding alternatives like the KAKIGO or B0DXPQPPFM model. It’s the ideal pick for riders prioritizing performance, range, and all-terrain capability over portability. Compared to similarly priced models, it delivers more speed, longer range, and superior hill climbing than most in its class—making it a performance leader among electric bikes with passenger seats.

Stability redefined—the ZYCLE Z700 isn’t just an electric trike; it’s a confidence-inspiring mobility solution for seniors and families seeking safe, shared rides. Its standout feature? A dual-battery system offering up to 130 miles of range, the longest in this lineup, making it perfect for extended outings without recharge anxiety. The 750W rear motor with 85 N.m torque delivers smooth, slippage-free starts, while the rear differential gear ensures effortless cornering, even on uneven surfaces—a game-changer for three-wheel stability.

On real-world roads, the ZYCLE Z700 excels in low-speed comfort and passenger safety. The oil-spring suspension forks absorb bumps beautifully, and the pillion seat belt adds a rare but crucial layer of security for rear riders or pets. The Shimano 7-speed shifter and fat tires handle gravel, grass, and pavement with ease, though the trike’s width limits narrow sidewalks or bike lanes. At 35 mph, it’s not the fastest, but its priority is stability over speed, which becomes clear when stopping—the brake hold function keeps it upright at traffic lights. Still, its high price and weight make it less accessible for budget-conscious buyers.

When compared to the KAKIGO folding trike, the ZYCLE Z700 trades portability for superior range and ride refinement, while outclassing the GugoIs mini bike in passenger comfort and safety features. It’s the top choice for riders over 50 or those with mobility concerns who value smooth, stable, long-range rides. While it costs more than most, its range, safety, and comfort combo is unmatched—delivering more miles and peace of mind than any other electric bike with passenger seat in this group.

Performance meets practicality in this value-packed 2-seater e-bike, where 1300W peak power and 80+ miles of range deliver serious capability at a wallet-friendly price. The 48V 20Ah removable battery provides exceptional endurance in PAS mode, making it ideal for daily two-up commuting or weekend adventures without constant charging. The brushless motor handles 30° hills with ease, and the top speed of 30 mph keeps pace with urban traffic. With 20″x4.0″ puncture-proof tires and 7-speed gearing, it confidently tackles city streets, trails, and light off-road paths.

In real-world use, this e-bike impresses with its smooth power delivery and responsive braking. The front suspension and aluminum disc brakes offer solid control, though rear suspension is minimal—fine for city rides but less plush on rough terrain. The color LCD display is bright and informative, showing speed, battery, and assist level clearly. It handles two adults well, though longer rides may expose suspension limitations for the passenger. Charging takes 5–6 hours, which is average, and while it’s 90% pre-assembled, some users report loose bolts out of the box.

Compared to the EUYBIKE, it offers slightly less power and speed but at a lower price, making it the best value performer. It outshines the Ridstar FM-001 in range and battery capacity while matching its hill-climbing ability. For couples or parents needing a reliable, long-range electric bike with passenger seat without overspending, this model strikes the perfect balance. It delivers near-premium performance at a mid-tier cost, offering more range and features per dollar than most competitors.

Foldable freedom meets family function in the KAKIGO electric tricycle, the only folding two-seater trike in this lineup, designed for users who value space-saving design without sacrificing passenger capability. Its UL2272-certified 48V 15Ah battery delivers up to 50 miles in PAS mode, sufficient for errands or short trips, while the 750W peak motor provides smooth, quiet propulsion ideal for city cruising. The front hydraulic suspension and 20″x4.0″ fat tires ensure a stable, bump-soaking ride, and the dual disc brakes offer reliable stopping power in all conditions.

In real-world testing, the folding mechanism is a standout, allowing the trike to fit in car trunks or small apartments—a godsend for urban dwellers or RV owners. The 85% pre-assembly makes setup quick, and the removable rear basket adds practicality for groceries or gear. However, the 50-mile range limits long outings, and the 1-speed electric mode lacks versatility compared to multi-assist systems. While stable, it feels less agile than two-wheel e-bikes on tight turns, and the folding joints add slight frame flex under heavy load. Still, for seniors or casual riders needing easy storage and passenger transport, it’s unmatched.

Against the ZYCLE Z700, it sacrifices range and differential gearing for portability and lower cost. It’s not as fast or long-ranged as the EUYBIKE, but it’s far more compact and easier to store. This trike is perfect for city seniors, part-time riders, or those with limited storage space. While it doesn’t match the power of high-end models, it offers unique folding convenience and solid build—making it the most practical trike for urban and compact living.

Compact, nimble, and wallet-smart—the GugoIs foldable e-bike is the most accessible entry point into two-up electric riding, perfect for teens, urban commuters, or budget-focused buyers. Despite its 500W motor, it confidently tackles 25° inclines, and the 48V 15Ah battery delivers 30–45 miles in pedal-assist mode, outpacing many in its price range. The 10 shock absorbers and full suspension provide surprising comfort for a mini bike, while dual disc brakes and 16″x2.125″ puncture-resistant tires ensure reliable grip and stopping, even in wet conditions.

In real-world use, the folding design is a game-changer—easily stored in car trunks, under desks, or in small apartments. The 3 riding modes and 3 assist levels offer flexibility, though the top speed of 28 mph feels slightly underpowered compared to 1000W+ models. It handles one adult and a child well, but two full-sized adults strain the motor and suspension. The fast 3-hour charge time is a major plus, and the UL2849 certification adds safety credibility. However, the small wheels limit stability on rough terrain, and the frame feels less rigid at high speeds.

Compared to the B0DXPQPPFM mini e-bike, it offers more power, range, and suspension points, making it a better value. Against the Ridstar or EUYBIKE, it lacks raw performance but wins on portability and affordability. It’s the best budget-friendly electric bike with passenger seat for light-duty use. While it can’t match the power or range of premium models, it delivers remarkable functionality for the price—offering more features and convenience than any other sub-$300 e-bike.

Rugged charm meets all-terrain muscle in the Ridstar FM-001, a stylish, vintage-inspired electric bike that doubles as a family adventure machine. Its 1500W brushless motor (advertised as 1000W nominal) delivers 85 N.m torque, effortlessly conquering 35° slopes and powering through sand, snow, and mountain trails. The 20″x4.0 fat tires provide exceptional traction, while the 100% reinforced front suspension soaks up brutal terrain, making it one of the best all-terrain e-bikes with a passenger seat.

In real-world testing, the Ridstar excels on beaches, dirt paths, and snowy roads, where its fat tires and high torque shine. The removable 48V 15Ah battery offers up to 50 miles in PAS mode, though pure electric use drops it to 30 miles—fine for short trips. The LCD display is feature-rich, showing trip data and adjustable settings, and the LED headlights with IP5 rating ensure visibility in rain or dusk. However, the rear seat lacks a backrest or footrest, reducing comfort for kids or adults on long rides. Assembly is 90% done, but some users report loose components upon delivery.

Versus the EUYBIKE, it trades peak speed and battery capacity for better styling and terrain versatility. It’s more rugged than the 2-seater black e-bike (B0DPHHCC8T) but offers less range. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, beachgoers, or off-road adventurers, it’s built for fun, not just commuting. While not the fastest or longest-ranged, it delivers more style, torque, and off-road confidence than most—making it the most adventurous electric bike with passenger seat in this lineup.

Minimalist urban mobility defines the B0DXPQPPFM folding e-bike, a compact, feature-rich commuter designed for city dwellers with tight spaces and simple needs. Its 500W peak motor delivers a top speed of 18.6 mph, ideal for neighborhood rides or flat commutes, and the 48V 7.8Ah battery offers up to 31 miles in PAS mode—enough for daily errands. The front and center shock absorbers provide smooth handling over curbs and potholes, while the USB phone holder, front basket, and cup holder make it surprisingly practical for a mini bike.

In real-world use, this e-bike shines as a last-mile solution—easy to fold, carry onto transit, or stash in an office. The LCD display is functional, showing speed, battery, and trip data, and the integrated lights and turn signals boost visibility. However, the lower power and speed make it unsuitable for hills or fast traffic, and two adult riders will max out its capacity. The battery isn’t as large as others, requiring more frequent charging. Still, for teens, seniors, or singles needing a lightweight, portable electric bike with passenger seat, it’s a smart pick.

Compared to the GugoIs model, it offers similar portability but less power and range, making it better for short, slow trips. It lacks the muscle of the Ridstar or EUYBIKE but wins on convenience and urban practicality. It’s the best lightweight commuter in this group—ideal for flat cities, campus rides, or quick grocery runs. While it doesn’t compete on performance, it delivers maximum features in a minimal footprint, offering more daily utility for urban riders than bulkier models.