Red DWMEIGI MG708-HERA step-through electric trike side profile
Red DWMEIGI MG708-HERA rear three-quarter view with cargo basket
Rider beside red DWMEIGI MG708-HERA with loaded rear basket
DWMEIGI MG708-HERA front hub motor, headlight and disc brake detail
Blue DWMEIGI MG708-HERA electric trike outdoor side profile
Red DWMEIGI MG708-HERA low-step electric trike full profile
Red DWMEIGI MG708-HERA step-through electric trike side profile
Red DWMEIGI MG708-HERA rear three-quarter view with cargo basket
Rider beside red DWMEIGI MG708-HERA with loaded rear basket
DWMEIGI MG708-HERA front hub motor, headlight and disc brake detail
Blue DWMEIGI MG708-HERA electric trike outdoor side profile
Red DWMEIGI MG708-HERA low-step electric trike full profile

DWMEIGI MG708-HERA Urban Electric Tricycle

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MG708-HERA is DWMEIGI's upright 24-inch urban trike with a 350W front hub, removable 36V 13Ah battery, seven gears and rear basket.

Its strongest case is low-speed paved utility. The central cost is physical: it is 74 inches long, 30 inches wide and not presented as folding, while exact weight is not published.

Best for adults who want three-wheel stability, a 15-inch step-through and grocery capacity for paved neighborhood trips.

The published fit range is 4 ft 11 in to 6 ft 2 in, but safe mounting, reach and turning comfort still need a real fit check. Choose another design if stairs, compact transport, steep terrain or a documented complete-bike certification standard control the purchase.

DWMEIGI publishes a 350W front-hub motor and 15 mph top speed, plus twist throttle, walking mode and three pedal-assist levels. Shimano seven-speed gearing gives you mechanical cadence choices.

Kenda 24 by 2.125-inch tires and a rigid urban layout suit pavement. The exact manual labels a front disc brake and the product page shows a parking brake, but full rotor and rear-brake details are not clearly published. Verify state and local rules before riding.

The removable 36V 13Ah battery calculates to 468Wh and can charge on or off the trike. DWMEIGI gives a 4 to 5 hour charging time with its 36V 2A charger.

DWMEIGI consistently claims up to 25 miles in electric mode, but its current page conflicts on pedal-assist range: 35 miles in the product description and 40 miles in a feature block. Treat both as untested estimates and leave margin for cargo, hills, starts, wind, temperature, tire pressure, and battery age. Flat retirement and RV markets like Phoenix, Tampa, and Tucson reach the top of the claim. Hill routes near Asheville, Portland, or Pittsburgh land near the bottom.

The manual calls for pre-ride brake, tire, handlebar and fastener checks. Published visibility hardware includes a front LED, rear lights, reflectors and full fenders.

DWMEIGI claims UL certification for the charger only and does not name the standard. A named complete-bike certification and IP water rating were not published. The manual advises avoiding rain and damp conditions.

This is a multi-stage trike assembly, not a responsible ten-minute beginner promise. The manual recommends skilled bicycle-mechanic assembly and adjustment, and the available owner sample repeatedly raises chain or derailleur setup.

Book a safety inspection if you are not comfortable setting wheels, brakes and drivetrain. Keep the serial number, invoice and service records. The manual states 12-month limited frame, motor and battery coverage. StreetRides returns follow the StreetRides return policy.

Power: 350W front brushless hub. Manufacturer top-speed claim: 15 mph.

Battery: removable 36V 13Ah, calculated 468Wh. 36V 2A charger. 4 to 5 hours.

Range claims: up to 25 miles electric. The current manufacturer page conflicts on assisted range, stating 35 miles in its product description and 40 miles in a feature block. No test protocol is published.

Chassis: 74-inch length, 49-inch wheelbase, 30-inch rear width and 15-inch step-through. Not marketed as folding.

Fit and cargo: 4 ft 11 in to 6 ft 2 in. 330 lb total load claim. 19 by 15 by 10-inch basket with 50 lb basket limit.

Rolling hardware: Kenda 24 by 2.125-inch tires, Shimano seven-speed drivetrain, front disc-brake label, parking brake, lights and fenders.

MG708-HERA makes sense when your priority is a low entry step, upright three-wheel stability, a basket and modest paved-road speed at $1,499.

Pause if storage is tight, you need to lift the trike, assembly support is uncertain or a named full-bike safety standard is mandatory. Confidence is high on the current offer and core dimensions, medium on untested range and brake detail, and deliberately blank on exact weight.
DWMEIGI MG708-HERA Urban Electric Tricycle
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STREETRIDES TAKE A sensible low-speed cargo trike if you can solve ground-level storage and professional assembly first.
StreetRides Research Team
Last Reviewed Date: August 10, 2026

Turn short paved errands into three-wheel trips

Rider beside red DWMEIGI MG708-HERA with loaded rear basket
KEY ADVANTAGES

Why This Ride Stands Out

  • Red DWMEIGI MG708-HERA low-step electric trike full profile Step in, do not swing over

    The 15-inch step-through reduces leg lift, but safe reach and mounting still need a fit check.

  • Rider beside red DWMEIGI MG708-HERA with loaded rear basket Carry the errand, within limits

    The 19 by 15 by 10-inch basket carries up to 50 lb within the 330 lb total load claim.

  • DWMEIGI MG708-HERA front hub motor, headlight and disc brake detail Modest front-hub assistance

    The 350W front hub is capped at a claimed 15 mph, a better fit for paved utility than speed chasing.

Compare your options

Price is only the first fork in this three-trike decision

HERA leads on purchase price. ONE-TRIKE changes the drive and storage equation. NEW-TRIKE adds battery and brake hardware. Compare the six rows against your doorway, terrain and pedaling needs.

Why these products
All three are active upright cargo trikes sold by StreetRides, with current official product pages and overlapping neighborhood-utility intent.
StreetRides takeaway

Choose HERA for budget and a low step. ONE-TRIKE for rear drive, differential behavior and a published weight. NEW-TRIKE for the largest battery and seven-speed hydraulic-brake package.

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DWMEIGI MG708-HERA Urban Electric Tricycle

$1,499.00
$1,499.00
Available

Best for: Lowest current price, a 15-inch step-through and modest-speed paved errands

The $1,499 utility choice, provided its 74 by 30-inch footprint and assembly plan fit your home.

Think twice if: You need stair carry, compact folding or a documented complete-bike certification

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EUNORAU ONE-TRIKE 2.0

EUNORAU ONE-TRIKE 2.0 Electric Cargo Trike

$1,799.00
$1,799.00
Available

Best for: Rear drive, differential turning behavior, folding and a published 85.98 lb vehicle weight

A folding rear-drive alternative priced $300 above HERA and $700 below NEW-TRIKE 2.0.

Think twice if: You want seven gears or the largest battery in this set

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EUNORAU NEW-TRIKE 2.0

EUNORAU NEW-TRIKE 2.0 20Ah Folding Electric Trike

$2,499.00
$2,499.00
Available

Best for: Battery capacity, folding, seven gears and hydraulic parking brakes

The higher-cost equipment option, not an automatic winner for every rider.

Think twice if: The $2,499 price is beyond the intended budget

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Current price and availability What is the current price, and can the listed colors be ordered? $1,499. Red and Blue currently orderable
Evidence
Current DWMEIGI product feed lists both variants available.
 $1,799. Three colors currently orderable
Evidence
Current EUNORAU feed lists Deep Crimson, Dark Charcoal and Cloud white available.
 $2,499. Three colors currently orderable
Evidence
Current EUNORAU feed lists Deep Crimson, Teal Blue and Cloud White available.
Drive layout and speed Where is the motor, how powerful is it, and what speed does the maker claim? 350W front hub. Manufacturer-capped 15 mph
Evidence
DWMEIGI publishes front-wheel drive and a 15 mph maximum-speed claim.
 500W rear drive. 80 Nm (59 lb-ft). Speed-limited 20 mph
Evidence
Rear-drive layout includes a differential. Figures are manufacturer specifications.
 500W front drive. 80 Nm (59 lb-ft). Speed-limited 20 mph
Evidence
Power, torque and speed are manufacturer specifications.
Battery, charging and claimed range How much battery is published, how long does charging take, and what range is claimed? 36V 13Ah. 4-5 hr. 25-mi electric. PAS claim conflicts at 35/40 miles
Evidence
DWMEIGI consistently states 25 miles electric, but its description says 35 assisted and a feature block says 40. Claims are untested.
 48V 14.5Ah. 2A charger. Claimed 50-mile range
Evidence
EUNORAU publishes no charge-time figure or range-test protocol in the checked exact-model text.
 48V 20Ah Samsung-cell battery. 4-6 hr. Claimed 60-100 miles
Evidence
The unusually broad manufacturer range claim has no test protocol in the checked exact-model text.
Rider fit and load capacity Which rider-height range and load limits does the manufacturer publish? Rider 4 ft 11 in-6 ft 2 in. 330 lb total. 50 lb basket
Evidence
Basket dimensions are 19 x 15 x 10 inches. Total payload and basket limits are separate.
 Rider 5 ft 2 in-6 ft 1 in. 440 lb payload claim
Evidence
Fit and payload are manufacturer specifications and still require an individual mounting and reach check.
 Rider 5 ft 1 in-6 ft 1 in. 440 lb payload claim
Evidence
Published rider-height guidance and payload still require an individual mounting and reach check.
Storage and folding What space or handling facts matter before bringing the trike home? 74 x 30 in footprint. Not marketed as folding
Evidence
Measure doorway width, hallway turns and a full ground-level parking space before ordering.
 Folding stem. 85.98 lb vehicle. 41 x 26 x 29 inches (103 x 65 x 74 cm) box
Evidence
Published weight and box dimensions help plan handling. Folding does not make this a stair-friendly object.
 Foldable frame/stem. 42 x 25 x 29 in box
Evidence
EUNORAU publishes box dimensions but not a vehicle-weight figure in the checked exact-model text.
Gearing and brakes What drivetrain and brake hardware does each model publish? Shimano 7-speed. Front disc label. Parking brake
Evidence
The exact manual identifies a front disc brake. The product page publishes the parking-brake claim.
 Single-speed. Hydraulic discs. 180 mm rotors
Evidence
EUNORAU also publishes motor-cutoff brake levers.
 Shimano 7-speed. Hydraulic 180 mm brakes. Parking brake
Evidence
EUNORAU also publishes motor-cutoff sensors.
Methodology and sources
Exact-model manufacturer pages and current product feeds checked August 10, 2026. Prices, availability and specifications can change. Manufacturer claims are not StreetRides road tests.

DWMEIGI consistently publishes up to 25 miles in electric mode, but its current HERA page conflicts on pedal-assist range: 35 miles in the description and 40 miles in a feature block. Treat both as provisional manufacturer estimates.

Sources

Information checked Aug 10, 2026
A closer look

See the product in action

Official assembly video: DWMEIGI ELECTRIC BIKE

See the assembly before the box arrives

This exact-model manufacturer video shows the build sequence. It is useful preparation, not an independent ride, durability or certification test.
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Straight answers based on current specifications, independent testing, and US ownership needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

DWMEIGI consistently claims up to 25 miles in electric mode, but its current page conflicts on pedal-assist range: 35 miles in the product description and 40 miles in a feature block. Treat both assisted figures as untested estimates and leave margin for load, hills, stops, wind, temperature and tire pressure.

Plan around the published footprint: 74 inches long and 30 inches wide at the rear. Measure the narrowest doorway, hallway turns and the full ground-level parking space before ordering. DWMEIGI does not market this model as folding.

The exact manual shows a multi-stage build and recommends skilled bicycle-mechanic assembly and adjustment. Use the official video to understand the work, then arrange a safety check unless you can competently set wheels, brakes, chain, derailleur and fasteners.

DWMEIGI claims UL certification for the 36V 2A charger only and does not name the standard. A named complete-bike certification was not published in the checked primary sources. Request the exact document if your building or insurer requires it.

The rear basket measures 19 by 15 by 10 inches and has a 50 lb limit. Keep rider, cargo and accessories within DWMEIGI's separate 330 lb maximum-load claim and secure the load before riding.

The exact manual states 12-month limited coverage for the frame, motor and battery, subject to its assembly, use and maintenance conditions. StreetRides return eligibility follows the StreetRides return policy, not DWMEIGI return terms.

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