• The DiroDi Rover Gen 3 is a versatile, all-round electric bike designed for both casual cruising and more demanding rides.

 • It’s built to carry heavy load up to 150 kg  and even two people comfortably thanks to a long 60 cm two-person saddle and a sturdy aluminium frame.

 • The “Step-Over” frame version gives a more traditional bike geometry, intended for riders in the approximate height range 160–190 cm.

 • It comes with a 48 V, 15.6 Ah lithium battery (≈ 748.8 Wh) that is removable, enabling convenient charging off the bike.

 • Claimed range: up to 85–100 km on a full charge under typical use; in eco/low-power mode you might reach even more.

 • Battery recharge time is around 7.8–8 hours with the supplied charger.

 • Motor: brushless rear-hub motor. The Gen 3 supports motor power modes at 250 W, 500 W (depending on region/setup), or 750 W giving good flexibility depending on where/how you ride (from commuter to more powerful ride).

 • Max (restricted) speed for road use is about 25 km/h.

 • When “unlocked” (off-road or private property), the throttle can allow speeds up to ~40 km/h (with 750 W motor).

 • The frame is made of Aluminium Alloy 6061, giving a balance of strength and manageable weight.

 • Wheel / tyres: 20″ rims with 4″ wide “fat tyres” (puncture-resistant), making the bike more stable and capable on varied terrain (roads, light off-road, rough surfaces).

 • Riding position: Upright posture, with riser handlebars and a big comfortable seat — designed for comfort over longer rides or mixed terrain.

 • Accessories out-of-the-box include integrated front & rear lights, mudguards, a rear rack (now beefed up in Gen 3), a bell, bottle holder, and more — making it ready for daily commuting or errands.

 • Total bike weight is around 32 kg.

 • Max load capacity: 150 kg (rider + cargo / passenger) — makes it suitable for heavy loads or two riders.

 • Geometry: axle-to-axle length ~ 123 cm; total bike length ~ 183 cm.

 • The standard (“Standard”) version has no front suspension (so rough terrain will feel the bumps more), though there are optional or alternate “Plus” versions with suspension.

 • The throttle comes locked (default ~ 6 km/h) for safety/legal compliance; unlocking for higher speeds is possible (for private/off-road use) such unlock may affect legality depending on local regulation.

Here are some good reasons why you might choose DiroDi Rover Standard Step-Over Gen 3 — many of its features make it a practical, versatile e-bike that suits a wide range of needs.

What makes Rover Gen 3 a solid choice

• Wide tyres and “fat-bike” design  more stability & comfort

Because Rover Gen 3 uses fat tyres / wide tyres, it gives better traction, balance and stability than a standard-tyre bike especially useful on uneven, rough or unpredictable terrain (gravel, dirt, potholed roads, rain-soaked surface, etc.).

Those wide tyres also absorb much of the shock from bumps/rough roads, giving a smoother, more comfortable ride  good if roads are poor or you ride often.

• Electric assist + good motor power  easier rides, long-distance potential

With an electric motor + battery, you get assistance when pedalling: this makes it easier to ride longer distances, climb hills, or carry heavy load (passenger, cargo, groceries, etc.) without too much effort.

That factor also helps if you come from a car or motorbike background  you get much of that convenience but with lower running costs, and with “bicycle-like” flexibility.

• Versatility  good for commuting, errands, cargo or mixed terrain

Because of its design (fat tyres, sturdy frame, e-assist), Rover Gen 3 works well whether you’re commuting in town, doing errands, carrying goods or passengers, or riding on rough streets/trails. This versatility makes it a good all-rounder rather than a niche bike.