Name: JackRabbit MG Renegade
Brand: JackRabbit
Rating: 76 (1 reviews)

76/100

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Facts

Gender

Men, Women

Type

Moped, Teenagers, Electric

Release Year

2025

Brand

JackRabbit

Charge Time

5 Hours

Maximum Range

48 Miles

Top Speed

24 mph

Watts

750 W

Torque

70 Nm

Volts and Amp Hours

36V 20Ah

Class

Class 2, Unrestricted

Drive

Hub-Drive

Wheel Size

24"/20"

Gearing Type

None

Weight

46 lb

Suspension

None

Brake Type

Disc: Hybrid Hydraulic

Frame Material

Aluminum

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the JackRabbit MG Renegade. In summary, this is what cyclists think. Published Jul 29, 2026 by Jordan Grimes.

7 reasons to buy

Reviewers appreciate the MG Renegade’s nimble handling.
The handlebars and footpegs fold for storage and transportation.
The included 4A charger is above average, although both batteries can’t be charged simultaneously.
A 225lb reviewer praises the motor’s power, holding 10 to 19mph on climbs.
The MG Renegade has multiple mounting points for accessories.
This bike comes with fenders, a headlight, and a taillight.
With no drivetrain, maintenance is lower than a regular e-bike.

5 reasons not to buy

A reviewer says the sensitive throttle results in surges from a standstill.
JackRabbit markets this bike for "any terrain," but the owner's manual says it’s not designed for off-road riding.
The rear light doesn't activate when braking.
The batteries aren't lockable, so they need to be carried when locking the bike outside.
The below-average IPX4 water resistance means the MG Renegade shouldn't be ridden in heavy rain.

Bottom line

JackRabbit's MG Renegade is an e-scooter in the style of an e-bike. Testing of this build is limited to one reviewer, but the model sibling MG Doble is more rigorously tested. The tester praises the nimble handling, hill-climbing power, and folding parts, but feels the bike is overpriced for what it is. Additionally, the owner's manual warns against off-road riding despite JackRabbit marketing it for “all terrain”, making the JackRabbit questionable value, especially without cargo-carrying accessories included.