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The Bosch Performance Line motor has expanded from a singular, all-around performer, to a range of motors. For 2020, Bosch releases a 4th Generation Performance Line that includes a 20 mph Cruise motor, and a 28 mph Speed motor, profiled below.
Bike manufacturers continue to spec and support the 2018/19 Generation 3 Performance motors which also come in 20 mph and 28 mph variants.
Sporty riding sensation
The efficient and versatile drive provides dynamic acceleration, guaranteeing an authentic riding sensation with minimal pedalling resistance even without support.
Off to a good start
The drive delivers dynamic and sporty acceleration even at low cadences, offering powerful support as soon as you step on the pedals.
Robust to the core
The most stringent demands in terms of trekking or eMTB use are met. The precise motor control also reduces wear.
Perfect interplay
The multi-sensor concept and fast information processing ensure optimum interaction between you and your eBike.
Quiet enjoyment
The innovative noise-optimised gearbox makes the Performance Line (20 mph) one of the quietest drives in its class.
Ready for any adventure
Five riding modes make every ride a pleasure - eMTB mode for eMountain bikes, also provides for off-road adventures in a controlled and comfortable way.
Compact, lightweight design
A new drive concept reduces both weight and size. This not only offers you more style, but also enables you to benefit from agile handling. The Drive Unit Performance Speed weighs in at just 2.9 kg.
Power for long distances
The faster way to the finish: The Performance Line Speed variant has a powerful motor and a torque of up to 75 Nm. The following principle applies when on the move: the faster you travel, the greater the support from the drive.
The drive unit is made up of a direct drive motor and gear box, the controller, and a number of sensors including a torque sensor, a cadence sensor, and speed sensor.
The drive unit is made up of a direct drive motor and gear box, the controller, and a number of sensors including a torque sensor, a cadence sensor, and speed sensor.