Tern Quick Haul Range
The Tern Quick Haul and Quick Haul Long are built for everyday riders who want all the benefits of an electric cargo bike - without breaking the bank. Both models share a compact frame and Bosch-powered performance, but differ in rack length and load capacity. Whether you’re commuting solo or carrying your crew, these are versatile tools for everyday life. Read More
The Quick Haul is a punchy, compact eBike with an extra-long rear rack that can handle up to 50kg. It’s designed to replace car trips, with enough space to haul groceries, gear, or a child in a seat. It’s nimble, durable, and fun to ride - making light work of errands and the school run alike. Despite its compact size, the Quick Haul can carry up to 150kg in total.
The Quick Haul Long stretches the frame to offer even more utility. With space for up to two kids or a larger adult passenger, it’s built around a heavier-duty frame and features a maximum gross vehicle weight of 190kg. This bike hits the sweet spot between the nimbleness of the Quick Haul and the high-capacity GSD, offering a great balance of size, load, and comfort.
Both bikes run on Bosch motor systems for smooth, intuitive assistance - even when fully loaded. The cargo-specific tuning on the Bosch Cargo Line motor (on selected models) delivers up to 85Nm of torque, flattening hills and accelerating with ease. And with Tern’s trusted build quality and 10-year warranty, you know they’re built to last.
One of the biggest draws of the Quick Haul range is its ease of use. The low step-through frame, upright riding position, and tool-free adjustable cockpit make it ideal for sharing among riders of different heights. It also fits a wide range of accessories - from weather covers to panniers to passenger seating - so you can tailor your setup to your lifestyle.
If you’re looking for a compact eBike that can haul kids, gear, or the occasional bottle of wine with equal confidence, the Quick Haul and Quick Haul Long are a practical, polished, and powerful way to make daily transport better by bike.
