IN BRIEF
Raleigh is adding a step-through version to its connected ONE urban electric bike range: the ONE ST. This city bike, with a Mivice hub motor (250 W, 35 Nm) and a removable 360 Wh battery, is offered at a launch price of €2,399 until the end of September. Like the ONE, it is controlled from the Raleigh app, with tracking, an alarm and automatic locking. Launched in the Netherlands in June, it reaches the other European markets in late July.
| Launch price | €2,399 (until the end of September) |
| Weight | 21 kg |
| Motor | Mivice, rear hub, 250 W, 35 Nm |
| Battery | 360 Wh removable (Vestel InTube) |
| Range | 50 to 60 km (levels 3-4) |
| Charging | ≈ 2 hours |
| Drivetrain | Gates Carbon belt |
| Assistance | up to 25 km/h |
| Colours | Off-White, Teal |
Raleigh is continuing to roll out its ONE range, the “connected” urban electric bikes it launched last year. After the high-frame version, the British brand is presenting the ONE ST, a step-through variant designed for everyday journeys where you get on and off the bike often.
The Raleigh ONE ST, an urban bike designed for the city
The step-through frame makes repeated mounting and dismounting easier, whether in a skirt or loaded with panniers. The ONE ST carries a Mivice hub motor housed in the rear wheel, with a nominal output of 250 watts and 35 Nm of torque, plus a torque sensor that matches the assistance to the rider’s effort. The 360 Wh battery is removable: you can charge it on the bike or take it out to plug in indoors, in about two hours. Raleigh claims a range of 50 to 60 kilometres per charge on assistance levels 3 to 4. The whole bike weighs 21 kilograms and the assistance cuts out at 25 km/h, the European limit.
A connected bike controlled from your smartphone
This is the central selling point of the ONE range: the bike connects to the Raleigh app, which lets you track it, trigger an alarm and lock it automatically — one of the anti-theft defences the brand highlights, in the manner of rivals such as VanMoof or Cowboy in this connected urban bike segment. The app also gives access to the assistance settings, with some of the advanced functions tied to a tiered subscription. On the maintenance side, the ONE range relies on a Gates Carbon belt drive, which needs no grease and does not rust — a real plus for an everyday bike.
Careful lighting and European availability
The ONE ST gets two front lights fitted with daytime running lights and a high-beam function, along with a redesigned rear light to be seen better. It comes in two colours, Off-White and Teal. After a launch in the Netherlands in June, the bike reaches the other European markets in late July, with the United Kingdom leading the way this month. The launch price of €2,399 runs until the end of September.
