NAKTO F4 750W Electric Cargo Bike

The NAKTO F4 is a compact fat-tire electric cargo bike built around a long rear platform and a 750W rear-hub motor configuration. Its 20 × 3-inch tyres, pedal assistance and on-demand throttle suit everyday utility riding, commuting and carrying equipment.

• 750W rear-hub motor configuration
• 48V lithium battery system
• 30–60 mile stated range, depending on conditions and assistance
• 20 × 3-inch tyres
• Shimano 6-speed drivetrain
• Front and rear disc brakes
• Front LED light and full-screen display
• 4–6 hour stated charging time
• Approximate gross weight: 68 lb with battery
• Suggested rider height: 5 ft 3 in–6 ft 3 in

Range varies with rider weight, terrain, temperature, tyre pressure and assistance level. Observe the traffic and vehicle rules that apply where the bike is used.

Battery and daily use

48V lithium-ion battery system. Use the compatible supplied charger and follow the manufacturer's charging and storage instructions. Approximately 4–6 hours is the supplier's stated charging time; charge only in a dry, ventilated area and never charge a damaged battery.

Rider fit and preparation

Check that the frame layout, handlebar reach and saddle position suit the rider. Complete assembly and inspect wheels, tyres, brakes, fasteners and battery retention before the first ride. Begin in a clear area and become familiar with the controls, pedal assistance and braking before entering more demanding routes.

Delivery and supplier specification

This exact SKU is supplied from verified United States stock for supported contiguous US destinations. Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico are excluded by the supplier. Supplier dealer shipping is included for supported destinations. Specifications refer to the stated model configuration, not other versions offered on shared supplier pages.

Performance and safety

Stated range is a manufacturer claim, not a guarantee. Rider and cargo weight, gradients, headwinds, temperature, tyre pressure, speed, assistance setting and battery condition affect the distance achieved. Wear a suitable helmet and protective equipment. Observe all state and local rules governing equipment and permitted riding areas. Lighting or a throttle does not establish public-road approval.