CUBE 2026: Bold designs as brand promises something for every rider

CUBE has this week unveiled its 2026 product range, with the kind of broad range you’d expect, hitting everything from urban travel to road racing, eBike touring to off-road exploration as well as kids bikes.

The brand has passed along a summary of what the ’26 collection consists of:

Mountain bikes

The brand new AMS Hybrid 177 (pictured top) combines CUBE lightweight carbon frame tech with Bosch CX and CX-R power in this full suspension eBike. Featuring 170mm of travel, premium components and a 600Wh battery, it has the power and torque to “free its rider from the tyranny of the lift queue for hours of gravity-fuelled fun”.

Trail riders will note that the ever-popular Stereo Hybrid ONE44 series has had some carefully considered component tweaks. Highlights on selected models include Continental tyres and Shimano XT hydraulic disc brakes with ABS Pro, while the Evo version also features Shimano’s brand new XT Di2 wireless gears for flawlessly precise shifts.

The top models of the Stereo Hybrid ONE44 and ONE77 have been upgraded with the Kiox 400C display, integrated into the top tube. With the wireless Mini Remote on the handlebar, you can control your eBike without taking your hands off the bars, while the USB-C port makes it easy to charge phones on the go.

The Reaction Hybrid series remains CUBE’s definitive hardtail eMTB line. From this year, the Reaction Hybrid Performance shares the same frame as the other models in the range. This solid entry-level option combines the Bosch Performance Line motor with a 600 Wh battery, making it ideal for riders new to eMTB. At the very top of the line sits the Reaction Hybrid SLT, equipped with Shimano’s electronic Di2 shifting system.

Road and gravel

Those of the gravel persuasion will note that the Nuroad Race and SLX models have got new frames, which channel the minimalist aesthetic of CUBE’s carbon C:62® Nuroad frames into sleek High Performance Aluminium form. They blend the looks of a road race machine with the practicality of SIC 2.0 rear carrier compatibility and clearance for 50mm tyres for “go-anywhere versatility”. The race-focused Nuroad C:62 EX, EXC, Race and SLT bikes, available from £3,099, also get power meter cranks, electronic shifting and carbon wheelsets.

In a nod to the marginal gains-oriented, both the Litening C:68X AIR SLT and Nuroad C:62 SLT feature a new one-piece carbon cockpit design with integrated computer mount. Featuring a 2 degree outsweep and 6 degree flare, the aero top section saves up to 8 watts to help riders shave seconds off their time, whether it’s on road or gravel. All Litening models come with a power meter as standard.

The Litening® C:68X AIR is also available as a frameset, complete with the new handlebar and in a choice of two bold paint finishes called glowingorange’n’black and liquidbluegrid’n’chrome. They’re as eye-catching as the frame is light, as little as 799g, and slippery through the air, we’re told.

The Attain brings together speed and comfort in one sleek package. The SLX model, with its 12-speed Shimano 105 groupset, carbon fork and semi-aero frame, is just as confident on fast training rides as it is on long weekend tours. Those looking to shave off a little weight can aim for the Attain C:62 Race with its carbon frame. Next on that performance trajectory is the Attain C:62 SLX with Shimano Di2 electronic shifting or the C:62 SLT that adds Di2 and carbon wheels: “For £3,099 you’re looking at a fully equipped carbon bike with top-end components and a package that’s hard to beat.”

Tour, trekking and urban eBikes

The Kathmandu Hybrid is CUBE’s most powerful touring eBike: the entire line now comes with the updated Bosch Performance Line CX motor delivering 100 Nm of torque. Alongside the classic derailleur versions from £2,999, the Kathmandu Hybrid Comfort series returns with belt drive and Enviolo shifting, blending adventure with comfort, starting at £3,499.

The ultra-lightweight Kathmandu Hybrid C:62 with its carbon frame will be available in three versions next year. New to the line-up is the C:62 Pro, making the step into carbon more accessible with a price of £3,499. This adventurous lightweight is powered by the compact Bosch Performance Line SX motor, now updated to 60 Nm.

For riders looking for a versatile eBike for both city and countryside, there’s the Touring Hybrid. It receives a new frame inspired by the Kathmandu Hybrid, but with a semi-integrated luggage carrier. For the first time, it’s also available with belt drive in the Touring Hybrid Comfort SLX. Power comes from Bosch’s new Performance Line PX motor.

The updated Bosch SX motor with 60 Nm also drives the new Editor Hybrid, CUBE’s sporty urban eBike. As before, it comes in three versions (with derailleur, hub gears or belt drive), but the biggest change is a new frame option: every Editor Hybrid is now also available with a trapeze frame.

Then there’s the Supreme Hybrid, CUBE’s comfortable low-step city bike. Its brand-new frame combines subtle design with robust build quality and offers outstanding value for money, said CUBE. The hub-gear version starts at £2,499, while the belt-drive option begins at £2,799. Paired with reliable Bosch support, these models stand out in their segment. The new Bosch PX motor also features in several versions, including the Supreme Hybrid Comfort Pro.

Finally, families will appreciate the updated Longtail Hybrid – the smart solution for carrying kids or cargo when there’s no space for a full cargo bike. Available with either derailleur or belt drive, it now comes with a powerful 800 Wh battery for the season ahead.

Kids

Young riders haven’t been forgotten, and CUBE said it has ploughed its expertise into a range of kids’ bikes. The versatile Numove series gets a Walk balance bike model with 12 inch wheels and Disc versions with either 20 or 24 inch wheels, so there’s a model for every youngster.

Accessories and clothing

The CUBE product line also includes a comprehensive range of accessories and clothing covering the gamut of riding styles. From the road SPD-SL-compatible ACID CLICK K1-CB to the mtb-suitable ACID FLAT A17-1B pedals, and from the urban travel-focussed ACID CITY 10 All In One Pannier Bag to the ACID Pro 0.6 Frame Bag for the road race Attain series, CUBE has an accessory for every purpose. Plus, for 2026, nearly every eBike now has X-Connect compatibility for plug-and-play attachment of an ACID front light.

Launch date for the new range of bikes and accessories is Wednesday 3 September 2025. The trade can head to Oneway Bike for more details.