This new hybrid bike doesn’t just have a best engine, it looks super  cooler too! They’ve made it sharper and more modern as compare to other bikes. The gas tank is different, and the whole shape of the bike is designed to cut through the air better. They even put the turn signals right into the body. Plus, you can now get it in a trendy colors like  bright racing blue or a sleek metallic grey color.

Cost Savings: Basically, hybrid bikes help you save money on gas. They go further on each tank, and you can even use the electric part to save even more.

Eco Friendly: Hybrid bikes are kinder to the planet. They don’t put out as much bad stuff into the air as regular gas bikes. When you use the electric part, you’re helping keep the air cleaner.

Smooth Ride: When the bike switches from electric to gas, you barely notice it. It’s a really smooth ride, which is great for long trips.

Higher Initial Cost: The fancy hybrid engine makes these bikes cost more to buy in the first place. You’ll have to spend more money to get one.

Limited Battery Life: Hybrid bikes have a battery you need to plug in. If you’re going on a long ride, finding places to charge it might be tricky. You could get stuck if there aren’t enough charging spots.

Limited Range: You can’t go as far on a hybrid bike as you can on a regular gas bike. The electric part just doesn’t last as long. Bigger batteries would let you go further, but then the bike gets heavier and doesn’t work as well.

Performance: Hybrid bikes try to be both powerful and good for the environment, but they’re not as fast or strong as regular gas bikes. Plus, they’re usually heavier because they have an extra electric motor and battery.

Higher Maintenace: Hybrid bikes can be more expensive and take longer to fix. You still need to do regular stuff like oil changes, but you also have to take care of the electric motor and battery. That means more work and more money.