PHILIAM Electric Bikes: Models, Features & Comparison

Choosing the right electric bike is easier when you start with how and where you plan to ride. Some riders prioritize motor power and acceleration, while others care more about battery capacity, range, comfort, or everyday versatility.

PHILIAM electric bikes are designed around these different riding needs. The current lineup includes the FX1, F3 PRO, and ET9, with each model offering a different balance of power, range, battery capacity, fat-tire capability, and riding comfort. PHILIAM

This guide compares the three PHILIAM e-bike models and explains their key features so you can decide which configuration better matches your riding style.

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What Makes PHILIAM Electric Bikes Different?

PHILIAM focuses on electric bikes for riders who want more capability than a basic city e-bike. Across the current lineup, you'll find dual-motor systems, high-capacity batteries, fat tires, hydraulic braking systems, suspension, and configurations designed for everything from everyday transportation to longer recreational rides.

Instead of offering one configuration for every rider, PHILIAM's three primary models emphasize different strengths.

The FX1 focuses on a balance of power, range, and all-terrain versatility. The F3 PRO emphasizes higher performance and a full-suspension design, while the ET9 focuses heavily on battery capacity and long-distance riding.

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Here is a quick comparison of the current PHILIAM lineup:

*Advertised maximum speed and range vary according to configuration and riding conditions. Actual range can be affected by rider weight, terrain, speed, temperature, tire pressure, assist level, and other factors. Current specifications are based on PHILIAM's product listings. PHILIAM

PHILIAM FX1 – Power, Range & All-Terrain Versatility

The PHILIAM FX1 is designed for riders who want one electric bike capable of handling a wide variety of riding conditions.

Its available motor configurations include dual 1500W motors and a higher-output dual 2500W configuration. Battery options include 52V 23Ah and 52V 32Ah, with an advertised maximum range of up to 100 miles depending on configuration and riding conditions. PHILIAM

The FX1 also uses 26" × 4.0" fat tires, helping provide a larger contact patch for riding across pavement, gravel and other uneven surfaces. A torque sensor, 7-speed drivetrain, hydraulic disc brakes and front suspension round out the riding package. PHILIAM

Key FX1 Features

• Dual-motor configurations
• Up to 5000W combined power depending on configuration
• 52V 23Ah or 52V 32Ah removable battery
• Up to 100 miles of advertised range
• 26" × 4.0" all-terrain fat tires
• Four-piston hydraulic disc brakes
• Torque sensor
• Shimano 7-speed drivetrain
• Front suspension
• Rear cargo rack

The FX1 is particularly suited to riders looking for a combination of all-terrain capability, range and higher-output motor options.

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PHILIAM F3 PRO – Performance & Full-Suspension Riding

For riders placing more emphasis on performance, the PHILIAM F3 PRO takes a different approach.

The current F3 PRO is positioned with up to 4000W peak power, a 52V 23Ah battery, advertised range of up to 80 miles, and speeds of up to 37 MPH. PHILIAM currently lists a maximum load capacity of 400 lbs. PHILIAM

One of the biggest distinctions between the F3 PRO and FX1 is its suspension layout. Its design makes it particularly relevant for riders who want additional comfort when riding over less-than-perfect surfaces.

Its 26" × 4.0" fat tires also give the F3 PRO the versatility expected from an all-terrain fat-tire electric bike.

Key F3 PRO Features

• Dual-motor system
• Up to 4000W peak power
• 52V 23Ah battery
• Up to 80 miles of advertised range
• Up to 37 MPH
• 26" × 4.0" fat tires
• Full-suspension design
• Hydraulic braking system
• Up to 400 lbs load capacity
• Designed for performance and everyday versatility

For riders comparing PHILIAM electric bikes primarily around power, suspension and higher-performance riding, the F3 PRO deserves particular attention.

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PHILIAM ET9 – Long-Range Dual-Battery Electric Bike

The PHILIAM ET9 is the model to look at when battery capacity and long-distance riding are higher priorities.

Its dual-battery system provides a combined 52V 50Ah capacity, paired with dual 1500W motors for 3000W peak power. PHILIAM advertises up to 200 miles of maximum pedal-assist range, depending on riding conditions. PHILIAM

The ET9 also takes a different approach to comfort and utility. It features an extended 23.6-inch seat, rear cargo rack and 20" × 4.0" fat tires.

That combination makes it especially relevant for riders who expect to spend more time on the bike or prioritize battery capacity and practical everyday use.

Key ET9 Features

• Dual 1500W motors
• 3000W peak power
• 52V 50Ah dual-battery system
• Up to 200 miles of advertised range
• Up to 31 MPH
• 20" × 4.0" fat tires
• Four-piston hydraulic brakes
• Extended comfort seat
• Rear cargo rack
• Up to 300 lbs load capacity

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FX1 vs F3 PRO vs ET9: Which PHILIAM E-Bike Fits Your Ride?

The three models are easier to compare when you focus on your primary riding goal.

Consider the FX1 if you want a versatile fat-tire e-bike with multiple motor and battery configurations and a strong balance between range, performance and all-terrain riding.

Consider the F3 PRO if your priorities center more heavily on performance, full suspension, higher load capacity and a powerful dual-motor setup.

Consider the ET9 if battery capacity and longer-distance riding matter most. Its 52V 50Ah dual-battery system and extended-seat design distinguish it from the other two models.

There is no single configuration that fits every rider. Terrain, distance, rider weight, desired speed, comfort and battery capacity should all be considered before choosing an electric bike.

You can compare all PHILIAM electric bikes in the complete E-Bikes collection.

Dual Motor Performance

Motor performance is one of the major differences between PHILIAM electric bikes and many lower-powered commuter models.

A dual-motor setup can provide stronger acceleration and additional power when riding on hills or demanding terrain. However, higher motor output isn't automatically better for every rider.

If most of your riding involves relatively short trips on paved roads, battery capacity, comfort and efficiency may matter just as much as peak motor output.

For hills, trails and more demanding riding environments, motor power becomes a more significant consideration.

Battery Capacity & Riding Range

Battery capacity is another important factor when comparing PHILIAM e-bike models.

The FX1 provides multiple battery configurations, the F3 PRO balances its performance-oriented setup with a 52V 23Ah battery, while the ET9 emphasizes long-distance riding with its much larger 52V 50Ah dual-battery system. PHILIAM

Remember that advertised maximum range should be treated as a reference rather than a guaranteed distance.

Real-world electric bike range depends on factors including:

rider and cargo weight, terrain, hills, speed, pedal-assist level, throttle usage, temperature, wind, tire pressure and riding style.

Fat Tires for Different Riding Conditions

All three current PHILIAM electric bikes use fat tires.

The FX1 and F3 PRO use 26" × 4.0" tires, while the ET9 uses a more compact 20" × 4.0" configuration. PHILIAM

Fat tires provide a larger contact area with the riding surface and can contribute to traction and stability across different terrain.

They can be useful for riders who expect their e-bike to handle more than smooth city pavement, including gravel roads and uneven recreational routes.

Braking, Suspension & Ride Control

Power and speed are only part of an electric bike's overall design.

Braking and suspension become increasingly important as bike weight, motor output and riding speed increase. PHILIAM models combine hydraulic braking systems with suspension and fat tires to provide more controlled riding across different environments.

For buyers comparing specifications, it's worth looking at the complete system rather than simply choosing the bike with the largest motor.

Why Choose a PHILIAM Electric Bike?

The PHILIAM lineup is built around three main priorities: power, range and versatility.

Instead of requiring every rider to choose the same configuration, the FX1, F3 PRO and ET9 cover different use cases—from all-terrain riding and higher-performance setups to extended-range riding and everyday utility.

PHILIAM's current product pages also list 1-year warranty coverage, while the bikes are offered with U.S. shipping. 

The result is a lineup that lets buyers choose according to how they actually plan to ride rather than comparing motor wattage alone.

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Frequently Asked Questions About PHILIAM Electric Bikes

What PHILIAM electric bike models are available?

PHILIAM's current electric-bike collection includes the FX1, F3 PRO and ET9. Each model targets different priorities involving motor performance, battery capacity, range, suspension and riding style. 

Which PHILIAM electric bike has the longest range?

The ET9 currently has the highest advertised maximum range in the PHILIAM e-bike lineup, with a 52V 50Ah dual-battery system and advertised maximum pedal-assist range of up to 200 miles under applicable riding conditions. 

What is the difference between the PHILIAM FX1 and F3 PRO?

The FX1 emphasizes configurable power, battery options and all-terrain versatility, while the F3 PRO emphasizes a performance-oriented dual-motor setup and full suspension. Your preferred terrain, range and ride characteristics should guide the comparison.

Are PHILIAM electric bikes dual motor?

The current FX1, F3 PRO and ET9 models all offer dual-motor configurations. Exact motor output varies by model and configuration. 

Do PHILIAM electric bikes have fat tires?

Yes. The current PHILIAM lineup uses fat tires. The FX1 uses 26" × 4.0" tires, the F3 PRO is also positioned with 26" × 4.0" fat tires, and the ET9 uses 20" × 4.0" tires. 

Which PHILIAM electric bike should I choose for long-distance riding?

If battery capacity and maximum advertised range are your primary considerations, compare the ET9 closely because of its 52V 50Ah dual-battery configuration. Riders who want a different balance between range, motor output and all-terrain versatility can compare it with the FX1 and F3 PRO.

Where can I compare PHILIAM electric bikes?

You can view the current FX1, F3 PRO and ET9 together in the official PHILIAM E-Bikes Collection.