Blix Packa Genie
Class 2
Legal class
20 mph
Top speed
672 Wh
Battery
40 mi
Claimed range
67 lb
Weight
Modular cargo: a second 672Wh battery can go in the front rack, taking it to 1,344Wh and a claimed 80 miles, at which point it weighs 75.5 lb instead of 67. 12-magnet cadence sensor at the bottom bracket, not a torque sensor. Bengal hydraulic brakes with 180mm rotors. Blix rates the rear rack to 150 lb, the front rack to 50 lb and the rider to 250 lb, and does not publish a single combined figure, so max total load is left blank rather than added up.
Full specification
| Headline | |
| Price | $2,099 |
|---|---|
| Category | Cargo & family |
| Price per Wh | $3.12 per Wh |
| Model year | 2026 |
| Motor | |
| Motor power | 750 W |
| Drive | Rear hub |
| Motor make | Blix |
| Sensor | Cadence |
| Battery & range | |
| Battery | 672 Wh |
| Voltage | 48V |
| Removable battery | Yes |
| Range (claim) | 40 mi |
| Range as stated | Up to 40 mi single battery, 80 mi dual |
| Est. real range | 34 mi |
| Estimate assumes | 20 Wh per mile |
| Weight & capacity | |
| Weight | 67 lb |
| Rack capacity | 150 lb |
| Class & speed | |
| Ships as | Class 2: throttle, assist to 20 mph |
| Unlocks to | Class 2 |
| Class | Class 2 |
| Throttle | Yes |
| Top assisted speed | 20 mph |
| Build | |
| Brakes | Hydraulic disc |
| Front rotor | 180 mm |
| Rear rotor | 180 mm |
| Rear travel | None |
| Suspension seatpost | No |
| Display | LCD with USB charge port |
| Sizes | One size, fits 5'1" to 6'3" |
| Step-through option | Yes |
| Included | |
| Lights | Yes |
| Rack | Yes |
| Kickstand | Yes |
| As the maker states it | No UL certification stated on the product page we read |
Safety certification: not published. Blix states: “No UL certification stated on the product page we read” (source). That is the manufacturer’s own claim, not something we verified, you can check a specific model in UL’s Product iQ database. Why this matters.
Specs transcribed from blixbike.com on 2026-09-20. Fields the manufacturer does not publish are shown as “—” rather than estimated. Manufacturers revise specs without notice: confirm before buying.