EUNORAU MAX-CARGO vs G30-CARGO: Which Cargo E-Bike Fits You?
Both the EUNORAU MAX-CARGO and G30-CARGO are priced identically at $1,699 and share the same 440 lb payload capacity — but they take different approaches to hauling cargo, kids, or deliveries.
Side-by-side specs
| Spec | MAX-CARGO | G30-CARGO |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,699 | $1,699 |
| Motor | 750W rear hub, 70Nm torque | 500W rear hub, 65Nm torque |
| Wheel size | 24" | 20"x3.0" fat tires |
| Battery | 48V 14Ah Samsung (optional 15/17Ah second) | 48V 14Ah/20Ah (optional 15/17Ah second) |
| Range | 80+ miles with dual battery | 35–65 miles with dual battery |
| Top speed | 20 mph | 20 mph |
| Payload capacity | 440 lbs | 440 lbs |
| Recommended rider height | 5'2" – 6'1" | 5'1" – 6'2" (wider range) |
| Fork | Rigid | Suspension fork |
| Weight | 85 lbs | Not specified |
MAX-CARGO: more power, longer range
The MAX-CARGO's stronger 750W motor and larger 24" wheels are built for genuinely long hauls — EUNORAU rates it for 80+ miles with a second battery installed, roughly double what the G30-CARGO offers. If you're using this bike to replace regular car trips or cover real distance while loaded down, the extra motor power and range matter.
G30-CARGO: fat tires and a suspension fork
The G30-CARGO trades some motor power and range for wider 20"x3.0" fat tires and an actual suspension fork — the MAX-CARGO's fork is rigid. That combination gives the G30-CARGO a smoother ride over rough pavement or light gravel, and its wider recommended rider height range (5'1"–6'2" versus 5'2"–6'1") makes it a slightly better fit for shorter riders.
Which one should you buy?
- Long daily routes, want maximum range → MAX-CARGO
- Rougher roads or gravel, want a smoother ride and slightly wider size fit → G30-CARGO
Both share the same price and 440 lb payload capacity, so the real decision comes down to whether motor power and range or ride comfort and tire width matter more for your routes.