Heybike Mars 3.0 drops to $1,199
- Heybike cut the price of its Mars 3.0 folding fat-tire e-bike to $1,199 in its current anniversary promotion and added a free green pannier bag. - The Mars 3.0 listing shows a $600 markdown from $1,799, with specs including 1,400W peak power, 65-mile range, full suspension, and 440-pound payload. - The deal keeps the bike at its launch-era low while Heybike discounts other models in a broader spring sale. (heybike.com)
Heybike is selling its Mars 3.0 folding fat-tire e-bike for $1,199 and bundling a free green pannier bag on its product page. (heybike.com) The listing shows the bike marked down from $1,799, a $600 cut, with the accessory labeled as a $79 value. Heybike says the bike is in stock and ships within one to two days. (heybike.com) Mars 3.0 is Heybike’s higher-spec folding model, with a 750-watt hub motor rated at 1,400 watts peak, 95 newton-meters of torque, and a claimed top speed of 28 miles per hour with higher speed unlocked through the display. (heybike.com) The bike also carries a 624 watt-hour battery, a claimed range of up to 65 miles, full suspension, 20-by-4-inch tires, and a maximum load rating of 440 pounds. (heybike.com) Heybike’s anniversary sale page says discounts and free gifts vary by model and directs shoppers to each product page for current pricing. The broader collection page shows other discounted bikes, including the Ranger 3.0 Pro at $1,499 from $1,999. (heybike.com 1) (heybike.com 2) The Mars 3.0 price matches the low Heybike used when it introduced the model, according to the company’s comparison post between the Mars 3.0 and Mars 2.0. That post described $1,199 as the first limited-time price for the newer bike. (heybike.com) Compared with the older Mars 2.0, Heybike says the Mars 3.0 adds full suspension, a torque sensor, hydraulic disc brakes, NFC unlock, and a higher 440-pound payload versus 330 pounds. (heybike.com 1) (heybike.com 2) For shoppers looking at a folding e-bike for commuting or mixed-terrain riding, the current offer centers on whether those upgrades are worth a $200 premium over the Mars 2.0, which Heybike lists at $999. (heybike.com 1) (heybike.com 2) As of Tuesday, April 28, 2026, the sale is live on Heybike’s site with the Mars 3.0 at $1,199 and the free bag still attached to the offer. (heybike.com)
