Raleigh Hybrid & Leisure Electric Bikes

Made for effortless cycling, smart commuting and everyday freedom. With powerful Bosch motors, easy-to-use controls, and upright riding comfort, the Raleigh Motus and leisure-focused e-bikes make cycling accessible, fun, and beautifully practical. Whether you're swapping the car for a greener commute, cruising cycle paths, or exploring at weekends, Raleigh electric hybrid bikes are built to deliver smooth power, dependable range, and a confidence-boosting ride.

With low-step frame options, integrated accessories, mudguards and racks, these bikes are designed to slot seamlessly into real everyday life — from school runs and coffee trips to longer scenic rides.

Shop now and see why Raleigh and Bosch remain one of the UK’s most trusted combinations in the electric bike world. Your smooth, practical, and enjoyable ride begins today.

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Raleigh Hybrid & City Electric Bikes FAQs

What is a hybrid bike?

A hybrid bike is a versatile, do-it-all bicycle that blends elements of road and mountain bikes, making it ideal for commuting, fitness riding and casual adventures. It usually has a flat handlebar for a more upright, comfortable position, a lightweight frame, and wheels designed to roll efficiently on roads while still being capable of handling light off-road surfaces.

Can You Overcharge a Bosch E-Bike Battery?

Bosch batteries come equipped with an intelligent Battery Management System that prevents overcharging by automatically cutting off the electrical current when necessary.

How much range should I Expect with a Bosch E-Bike?

This will vary depending on the type of use, total load, level of assistance and external factors. Bosch have a handy guide to help work out expected range – Click here

How do electric bike batteries work?

An electric bike battery supplies power to the motor, giving you an assist when you pedal (up to 250 watts and a maximum assisted speed of 15.5 mph). Most e-bikes use lithium-ion batteries because they’re lightweight, long-lasting and can handle many charge cycles without losing performance.

Battery performance is influenced by three key measurements:

Volts (V): relate to speed potential – higher voltage can deliver power faster.
Amps (A): measure the current, or how much power the battery can provide.
Watts (W): the true measure of power, calculated by volts × amps.

You’ll also see amp hours (Ah) and watt hours (Wh) used to describe capacity. These tell you how much energy your battery can deliver over time, which helps estimate how far you can ride and how much assistance you can expect. Riders tackling steep climbs or long distances may prefer a higher-capacity battery, while lighter use may require less.