Specialized introduces Vado 3 EVO and X, combining robust motor performance with advanced rider convenience and comfort
Specialized has launched the Turbo Vado 3 EVO and X, designed for enhanced performance and rider comfort. The bikes feature a powerful motor system and improved suspension for a smoother ride on various terrains. With multiple trim levels, they cater to different commuting needs while maintaining a consistent riding experience.
- ▪The Turbo Vado 3 EVO includes a Specialized 3.1 motor system with 810 watts of peak power and an 840 Wh battery.
- ▪It offers features like a lowerable seatpost, integrated racks, and a range extender for extended battery life.
- ▪The bike is available in different trims, with the 4.0 model starting at $4,499.99 and the full-suspension Turbo Vado 3 X starting at $5,499.00.
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Speacialized We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more › Sign Up For Goods 🛍️ Product news, reviews, and must-have deals. Email address Sign Up Thank you! Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Specialized has long understood that a commuter bike shouldn’t feel like a compromise. A good experience should turn a dreary slog into the best slice of your day, which is why the Turbo Vado has been highlighted in PopSci electric commuter bike coverage: it’s an ebike that means less grind, more glide. The new Turbo Vado 3 EVO takes that city bike and upgrades it for when the road gets patchy, the errand list gets ambitious, and you might want to blow off some post-work steam with a dirt detour. Just add safety accessories.
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