KTM Macina Gran 810 Di2

KTM Macina Gran 810 Di2 – Top trekking E-bike with electronic wireless shifting

The name KTM has stood for high quality in bicycle manufacturing for many years—across all categories, from sport to everyday use. With every new generation, the engineers update the bike technology to the latest standards. You can see this at first glance on KTM bikes. A current example: in the Macina e-bikes, the new Bosch Performance CX motor now delivers 100 Nm of torque for powerful assistance. This also applies to the Macina Gran series, which is designed for maximum everyday practicality. The foundation is a robust aluminum frame equipped with everything you need to withstand wind, weather, and darkness. Added to this are carefully selected components to make your ride as comfortable as possible: a front suspension fork and wheels with wide tires. Almost a trademark of KTM’s everyday and trekking bikes is the highly adjustable stem, which enables virtually any riding position.

A highlight of the Macina Gran 810 is the wireless Shimano CUES Di2 groupset. It lets you shift the 11 gears precisely and lightning-fast at the push of a button. The Tektro disc brakes feature a 180 mm rotor on the front wheel, providing exceptional stopping power. Voluminous Schwalbe tires and a Suntour suspension fork allow the Macina Gran to glide comfortably over asphalt and gravel. Another special feature is KTM’s PTTL system (Power Tube Top Loader). Unlike many other e-bikes, the Bosch InTube battery can be removed upwards. This makes everyday handling extremely convenient. Naturally, the Macina Gran comes from the factory with high-quality road equipment, including fenders, lighting system, kickstand, and a rack that can really carry some weight.

Bosch Performance CX – Bosch’s best motor now even more powerful

All drive components are part of Bosch’s smart system and interconnected. For 2025, Bosch introduced the 5th generation of the Performance CX motor. The key update: the manufacturer’s flagship now delivers up to 750 watts with a maximum torque of 100 Nm. This extra boost is especially noticeable on steep climbs. A nice feature: the output can be individually adjusted via the Flow app. So if you don’t need that much power, you can lower the support—down to the previously common 85 Nm, for example. This saves energy. In general, the battery has been adapted to the higher power consumption and now has a capacity of 800 watt-hours. The control center of the system is a high-quality Bosch Kiox 500 display, which keeps all functions in view—from riding mode to battery status. A Bluetooth connection with the eBike Flow app on your smartphone unlocks additional features, including firmware updates. This ensures your drive system always stays up to date.