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VITILAN U7 Step-Through Fat Tire Electric Bike Canada

Step-through access with a 20Ah battery and hydraulic brakes

$1,699.00

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Product Overview

The VITILAN U7 pairs a low step-through frame with 20 x 4-inch tires and a removable 48V 20Ah battery. Its appeal is access and seated comfort: a front suspension fork and suspension seatpost accompany hydraulic disc brakes. All Canadian colours are currently sold out. Use this page to compare the U7 with the smaller-battery U3 before choosing a future restock.

The U7 suits riders prioritising a low frame opening, hydraulic brakes and a 20Ah battery over the U3 price advantage. A suspension seatpost is not rear-wheel suspension. The U7 remains a substantial bike, and stepping through the frame does not eliminate the need to balance or support it.
Key Features & Benefits
  • Motor: 750W rear hub motor, 1200W peak stated by VITILAN
  • Battery: 48V 20Ah Samsung removable battery; 960Wh nominal
  • Tires: 20 x 4 inch CST puncture-resistant fat tires
  • Brakes: 180 mm Logan hydraulic disc brakes
  • Suspension: front fork and seatpost suspension
  • Gearing: Shimano 7-speed drivetrain
  • Weight: Approximately 32.9 kg in the Canadian model comparison
Specifications
  • Motor: 750W rear hub motor, 1200W peak stated by VITILAN
  • Battery: 48V 20Ah Samsung removable battery; 960Wh nominal
  • Manufacturer range: Up to 80 km in the Canadian dealer brochure; not guaranteed
  • Tires: 20 x 4 inch CST puncture-resistant fat tires
  • Brakes: 180 mm Logan hydraulic disc brakes
  • Suspension: front fork and seatpost suspension
  • Gearing: Shimano 7-speed drivetrain
  • Weight: Approximately 32.9 kg in the Canadian model comparison
  • Maximum stated load: Approximately 150 kg (330 lb)
Performance & Power

750W rear hub motor, 1200W peak stated by VITILAN.

These high-power configurations are not represented as road-legal e-bikes across Canada. Check provincial and municipal requirements before purchase, including motor limits and permitted riding locations. A speed setting alone does not establish eligibility. Ride only where this configuration is permitted.
Battery & Range

48V 20Ah Samsung removable battery; 960Wh nominal. Up to 80 km in the Canadian dealer brochure; not guaranteed.

Range varies by source: the Canadian dealer brochure lists up to 80 km, while the Canadian U3 comparison gives higher U7 figures. This listing uses the brochure figure for the offered U7. Confirm any changed configuration when a restock becomes available.
Safety Features

180 mm Logan hydraulic disc brakes. front fork and seatpost suspension.

Inspect brakes, tire pressure and fasteners before riding. Use the supplied compatible charger and follow the battery instructions for charging and storage. Do not charge a frozen or damaged battery. Cold weather, hills, wind, load and high assistance reduce range; leave energy for the return trip.

These high-power configurations are not represented as road-legal e-bikes across Canada. Check provincial and municipal requirements before purchase, including motor limits and permitted riding locations. A speed setting alone does not establish eligibility. Ride only where this configuration is permitted.
Pros & Cons (Honest Verdict)

The U7 suits riders prioritising a low frame opening, hydraulic brakes and a 20Ah battery over the U3 price advantage. A suspension seatpost is not rear-wheel suspension. The U7 remains a substantial bike, and stepping through the frame does not eliminate the need to balance or support it.
Should You Buy It?

The U7 suits riders prioritising a low frame opening, hydraulic brakes and a 20Ah battery over the U3 price advantage. A suspension seatpost is not rear-wheel suspension. The U7 remains a substantial bike, and stepping through the frame does not eliminate the need to balance or support it.

These high-power configurations are not represented as road-legal e-bikes across Canada. Check provincial and municipal requirements before purchase, including motor limits and permitted riding locations. A speed setting alone does not establish eligibility. Ride only where this configuration is permitted.
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Quick take

A short read before the full Street Rides review. Treat speed and range details as manufacturer claims unless Street Rides says otherwise.

  • The VITILAN U7 pairs a low step-through frame with 20 x 4-inch tires and a removable 48V 20Ah battery. Its appeal is access and seated comfort: a front suspension fork and suspension seatpost accompany hydraulic disc brakes. All Canadian colours are currently sold out. Use this page to compare the U7 with the smaller-battery U3 before choosing a future restock.
  • Shipping and returns: See our shipping and returns policy for full details on return eligibility, timelines, and any applicable restocking fees.

Choosing the VITILAN U7

The U7 suits riders prioritising a low frame opening, hydraulic brakes and a 20Ah battery over the U3 price advantage. A suspension seatpost is not rear-wheel suspension. The U7 remains a substantial bike, and stepping through the frame does not eliminate the need to balance or support it.

This buying assessment uses published specifications, not a Street Rides ride test.

Compare VITILAN electric bikes

U3 and U7 offer step-through folding frames. V3 2.0 and I7 Pro 3.0 fold; T7 Pro uses a full-size frame.
I7 Pro 3.0 adds rear-wheel suspension to a folding frame. T7 Pro adds larger wheels and a 52V system.
Five Canadian configurations: compare hardware before headline range
Product Battery Tires Suspension Brakes Gears
VITILAN I7 Pro 3.0 Folding Electric Bike Canada Choose the I7 Pro 3.0 for its combination of battery capacity, folding frame and rear suspension. The V3 2.0 costs less but has a smaller pack and front suspension only. If you need a lower frame opening, compare the U7 instead; its current Canadian colours are sold out. 48V 20Ah Samsung/LG removable battery; 960Wh nominal 20 x 4 inch puncture-resistant fat tires air front fork and rear suspension 180 mm hydraulic disc brakes Shimano 8-speed drivetrain
VITILAN U7 Step-Through Fat Tire Electric Bike Canada The U7 suits riders prioritising a low frame opening, hydraulic brakes and a 20Ah battery over the U3 price advantage. A suspension seatpost is not rear-wheel suspension. The U7 remains a substantial bike, and stepping through the frame does not eliminate the need to balance or support it. 48V 20Ah Samsung removable battery; 960Wh nominal 20 x 4 inch CST puncture-resistant fat tires front fork and seatpost suspension 180 mm Logan hydraulic disc brakes Shimano 7-speed drivetrain
VITILAN U3 Commute Folding Electric Bike Canada Consider U3 when purchase price and a step-through folding frame matter more than hydraulic brakes or maximum battery capacity. Its published 29.8 kg weight is still significant for carrying. U7 adds wider tires, hydraulic braking and a 20Ah battery, but both models currently have no Canadian stock. 48V 13Ah removable lithium battery; 624Wh nominal 20 x 3 inch fat tires front fork and seatpost suspension 160 mm mechanical disc brakes Shimano 7-speed drivetrain
VITILAN V3 2.0 Folding Fat Tire Electric Bike Canada V3 2.0 is the value-focused choice when four-inch tires and hydraulic braking matter more than rear suspension or a 20Ah battery. Compare its higher frame opening with U3 and U7 if ease of mounting is your first priority. Choose I7 Pro 3.0 for more battery capacity and rear-wheel suspension. 48V 13Ah removable lithium battery; 624Wh calculated nominal capacity 20 x 4 inch puncture-resistant fat tires front suspension fork Logan hydraulic disc brakes Shimano 7-speed drivetrain
VITILAN T7 Pro Full Suspension Electric Bike Canada T7 Pro is the choice for larger wheels and adjustable air suspension rather than folding convenience. Its 1040Wh pack and 1000W rated motor separate it from the older T7 specification. Compare the I7 Pro 3.0 if a folding frame is essential; do not treat the two bikes as interchangeable. 52V 20Ah Samsung/LG removable battery; 1040Wh nominal 26 x 4 inch CST puncture-resistant fat tires pneumatic double-crown fork and adjustable rear air suspension Tektro 180 mm hydraulic disc brakes Shimano 8-speed drivetrain

How this comparison was built

Compared using Canadian manufacturer pages and the approved Canadian dealer catalogue on September 7, 2026. Voltage multiplied by amp-hours gives nominal battery energy.

Source notes

See each product for current colour availability and price. U7 and U3 are currently sold out. Published specifications do not establish Canadian public-road eligibility.

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VITILAN U7 black step-through folding electric bike, side view
A lower frame opening matters

The U7 step-through frame lets you mount without swinging a leg over a high top tube. That is useful when comparing riding positions or carrying items on a rear rack. It does not make the bike a mobility aid or guarantee a fit. Check saddle height, reach and your ability to hold the bike upright before choosing this substantial folding model.

VITILAN U7 pink step-through electric bike, side view
A larger battery than the U3

The U7 uses a removable Samsung 48V 20Ah battery, giving 960Wh nominal capacity. The U3 pack is 48V 13Ah, or 624Wh. More stored energy is useful when comparing similar riding conditions, but it does not guarantee a particular distance. The Canadian dealer brochure gives up to 80 km; plan a shorter route with reserve for load, weather and hills.

VITILAN U7 white electric bike showing step-through frame and rear rack
Hydraulic brakes and four-inch tires

The U7 combines 180 mm hydraulic disc brakes with 20 x 4-inch tires. The wider tires and brake specification are key differences from the U3, which has three-inch tires and mechanical brakes. Maintain the recommended tire pressure and inspect the braking system regularly. Tire width alone cannot guarantee grip on wet surfaces, loose material, snow or ice.

VITILAN U7 white electric bike with rider showing upright riding position
Comfort at the fork and saddle

A suspension fork cushions the front wheel, while the suspension seatpost acts beneath the saddle. This arrangement is different from the rear-wheel suspension on the I7 Pro 3.0. Seven Shimano gears let you adjust pedalling effort alongside the motor assistance. For storage, follow the folding instructions and check the space available; the Canadian comparison lists a weight of approximately 32.9 kg.

FAQ

Comparing the U7

Canadian availability and support

VITILAN U7 white electric bike with rider showing upright riding position

StreetRides Expert Video Takeaway

VITILAN U7 video overview

Video by Vitilan Ebike. Use the footage to inspect the bike layout and riding position. This is not a Street Rides test.

Videos can show overseas configurations, accessories or earlier revisions. The Canadian specifications, included equipment and legal-use guidance on this page govern this listing.

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