Minimotors.sg is one of the leading brands for personal mobility devices in Singapore. Two of their hottest E-Bikes are available in our store and they are the Venom 2+ and Venom 2.

We have had quite a number of enquiries from our customers regarding the difference between these two E-Bikes which is totally understandable. They look exactly the same, don’t they? Well don’t worry, we’re here to tell you the similarities and differences between these two to give you a clearer picture before you make your final decision!

Similarities

Design

One of the obvious similarities would be the design these E-Bike come in. Both the Venom 2+ and Venom 2 have the same exact dimensions of 124cm x 45cm x 70cm and are both available in the colours orange, white and grey.

Both of the models are designed with frames that are made out of Aluminium Alloy. This material makes the E-Bike Light-Weight and Durable at the same time.

Motor

Both the Venom 2+ and Venom 2 E-Bikes has a motor of 36V 250W.

One of the advantages of this 250W motor is that it is super reliable. 250 watt motors has been mass produced and tested on a mass market. It is proven to give you years of trouble free use. If one breaks no problem, they are also cheap to replace.

Detachable Battery

Thankfully, minimotors has blessed both the Venom 2+ and Venom 2 with this feature. Detachable Batteries are so important in an E-Bike, especially when you’re living in a HDB flat in Singapore where space is very limited!

It would be a very huge hassle for us to bring the whole E-Bike into the house just to charge it. With this feature, you can simply just bring the battery into your homes to charge. Plus, if you want to replace the battery, it is also made easier for you now.

Differences

Battery Capacity

Here is the star difference. The Venom 2+ has a Battery Capacity of 10Ah with about 5 hours to fully charge whereas the Battery Capacity of Venom 2 is 6Ah with about 3 hours to fully charge!

Why is Battery Capacity so important? Battery Capacity affects how long you would be able to take the E-Bike for a cycle. The smaller the capacity, the faster the Battery will run out. It’s as simple as that, really.

Range

As we mentioned earlier, the battery capacity for Venom 2+ and Venom 2 are different. This also means that the distance each E-Bike would be able to cover is also different.

With a larger Battery Capacity of 10Ah, the Venom 2+ is able to cover a distance of about 110km per full charge while the Venom 2 is able to cover a distance of 60km per full charge with it’s 6Ah Battery Capacity.

Maximum Load

If you are already having thoughts of getting Venom 2+ just because of the larger battery capacity, there is however a downside to it as well. Here’s why

Venom 2+ can only hold a maximum weight of 100kg whereas the Venom 2 can hold a maximum weight of 120kg. This is an important consideration especially if you know that you won’t be the only person riding it or if you know you will carry a heavy bag at the rear seat.

Generally the same?

All in all, both the Venom 2+ and Venom 2 are about 80% similar! It is of course the larger battery capacity that people are more likely to be attracted to Venom 2+ but let us just remind you that bigger doesn’t necessarily means everything else is better.

We hope that gave you a clearer picture of the two models before you decide to purchase one of them. Choose wisely people!

You can visit our website or our Facebook Page to drop us a DM if you would like to consult our team to know more about the products!

6 thoughts on “Venom 2+ vs Venom 2 Electric Bicycle

  1. Siti Fatimah says:

    I’m really torn between the two models. The bigger battery capacity of the Venom 2+ seems like a huge advantage, but I’m also considering the higher load capacity of the Venom 2. Anyone else out there have experience with either model?

    • Marcus Tan says:

      Hi Siti Fatimah, thanks for sharing your concerns about the Minimotors Venom 2+ and Venom 2 electric bicycles. It’s understandable that you’re torn between the two models considering their unique features. As an e-mobility enthusiast, I can tell you that both models have their strengths and weaknesses. The bigger battery capacity of the Venom 2+ is indeed a significant advantage for those who need to travel longer distances. However, the higher load capacity of the Venom 2 might be more suitable for riders with a heavier load. If you’re looking for more information or advice on which model suits your needs best, I’d be happy to help. Alternatively, you can reach out to our team at [email protected] or +65 6589 8877 for personalized assistance.

  2. Kuan Wei says:

    I think it’s all about priorities. If you’re looking for a bike that can handle heavier loads, the Venom 2 might be the better choice. But if you want more range, the Venom 2+ is the way to go.

    • Lance Lee says:

      Hi Kuan Wei, we appreciate your thoughtful comment! You’re absolutely right that it’s all about priorities when choosing between the Minimotors Venom 2 and Venom 2+ electric bicycles. If you need a bike that can handle heavier loads, the Venom 2 might be the better choice. On the other hand, if you want more range and don’t mind sacrificing some load capacity, the Venom 2+ could be the way to go. We’re glad you found our comparison helpful! If you have any further questions or would like to know more about our products, please feel free to contact us at [email protected] or +65 6589 8877.

  3. Ahmed Razak says:

    I’m actually a fan of the design on both bikes! But seriously, I think the article hits the nail on the head – bigger doesn’t always mean better. It’s all about finding what works best for you.

    • Lance Lee says:

      Hi Ahmed Razak, thanks for sharing your thoughts! We’re glad to hear you like the design on both bikes. You make a great point that bigger doesn’t always mean better. At Eko Life, we believe in empowering people with e-mobility solutions that fit their unique needs and preferences. If you have any questions or would like to know more about our e-bikes, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] or +65 6589 8877.

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