Jetson eBikes 2026: Who Makes Them, All 21 Models

Jetson, read on October 27 and 28 and on November 6, 2026: its US store, its owner's manuals, its warranty and policies, the federal trademark, court and product-safety records, the Texas and New York company registers, and our state-by-state table of e-bike definitions.

Who stands behind the Jetson eBike brand, all 21 machines it sells, what reviewers and owners report, what the state age rules say about the 12+ labels, and four bikes we sell beside them. The cover photograph is Jetson's own, of its Warren folded on a park path.

Quick Answer — Jetson sells 21 machines on its US store, from $399.99 to $1,999.99 on November 6, 2026: 17 e-bikes with pedals that top out at 15.5 or 20 mph, and four ride-ons with no pedals. Tru Ride Tech, LLC operates the brand. Jetson labels ten machines "12+", and several states set a higher age.

Two Consumer Product Safety Commission recalls name Jetson, and neither is an e-bike: about 53,000 42-volt Rogue hoverboards and about 15,300 Nova and Star kick scooters, both in 2023. No CPSC warning or news release named Jetson when we read those records on November 6, 2026.

Consumer Reports calls the Haze "overall, a good choice" with "so-so" range (its Haze review). Of the 126 owner reports we read, 64 raise a power, battery or range fault and 18 praise the machine, 10 of them alongside a complaint. Owners who post chose to write, so these counts show what to watch for and give no failure rate (what reviewers and owners report).

On Jetson's own figures, the 16 pedal models printed at 500 W or less sit inside the e-bike definition in 48 of the 51 US jurisdictions. New Jersey, where any throttle makes a bike a "motorized bicycle" (P.L.2025, c.285), reads them outside, and Alaska and Kentucky write no definition. Where each Jetson stands sets out the 750 W Warren, which reads differently.

If you are buying for a child, read the age rules before you buy: New York and Pennsylvania set 16 for any e-bike, and New Jersey and Minnesota set 15.

If you are shopping, four bikes we sell are matched to Jetson models on frame, motor and top speed. Every e-bike we sell ships free to the contiguous United States (our shipping policy):

• For a rider too young or too small for a 12+ compact: Buy the Eunorau EKIDS24, $899
• For a child younger than any Jetson label: Buy the Himiway C1, $799
• For a folding fat-tire bike like the Warren, with a bigger battery: Buy the VTUVIA SX20 Antelope, $1,299
• For a fat-tire bike like the Warren, with full suspension: Buy the Addmotor Soletan M-66X, $1,899

On this page

• who makes Jetson, and who owns the name
• the safety record and the certificate lines
• all 21 machines side by side
• what reviewers and owners report
• the four bikes we sell beside them
• the law, state by state and the age rules
• where to buy one and the warranty, returns and shipping
• the checklist, the honest ledger and questions answered

Who makes Jetson e-bikes, and where are they made?

All 21 owner's manuals Jetson links for its current machines print "MADE IN CHINA", and Tru Ride Tech, LLC, which calls itself the "operator of the Jetson brand", runs Jetson's US store; the federal trademark record puts the JETSON name with Jipee LLC and Jetstream Brands LLC.

A low price from a brand you know from a warehouse aisle raises one fair question: who answers when something breaks? The records below name the companies, so you can weigh a Jetson the way you would any other big purchase.

Who runs the store

Jetson's warranty opens with "Tru Ride Tech, LLC", which it calls the "operator of the Jetson brand" (Jetson's warranty policy). Its refund policy says "operator of RideJetson.com and the Jetson brand", and its terms of use bind you to "TruRide Tech LLC" under Delaware law (Jetson's refund policy; Jetson's terms of use).

The store's own record lists New Castle, Delaware (ridejetson.com's store record). The Texas Comptroller lists TRURIDE TECH LLC as a Texas company, its registration effective March 19, 2024, with a mailing address in Hoboken, New Jersey (Texas Comptroller, TruRide Tech LLC).

Who owns the JETSON name

The name has passed through several companies, and it is in dispute with an aircraft maker. Each row below is a record you can open:

Read together, these records put TruRide Tech LLC and Jetstream Brands LLC on the same Texas registration date with the same agent, and they tie a member of Jetstream to Jipee's Brooklyn address. The federal court's order recites Jipee LLC as Jetstream's "predecessor-in-interest" (the Memorandum and Order). No record we read says how TruRide Tech relates to either company, and anything further would be our inference.

What Jetstream told the court

In January 2025 Jetstream Brands LLC sued Jetson AB and Jetson, Inc. in the Eastern District of New York, case 1:25-cv-00344, over the JETSON name. Its complaint says Jetstream's "JETSON-branded personal electric vehicles business" is "historically, and currently, headquartered" in Brooklyn (Jetstream's complaint, filed with the Board).

The complaint also says that "For over twelve years, Jetstream and its predecessors have manufactured, promoted, and sold millions of personal electric and non-electric vehicles", and it dates the brand's breakout to "Oprah's Favorite Things 2012" (Jetstream's complaint). Those are one party's allegations.

On March 31, 2026, Judge LaShann DeArcy Hall denied the defendants' motion to dismiss, while noting that the facts in her order "are taken from the Complaint and are assumed to be true for the purpose of deciding the instant motion" (memorandum and order). So the suit goes on, and the order decides nothing about who owns the name. The Board wrote on July 29, 2026, that the civil action "is still pending" (the Board's letter).

How Jetson describes itself

Jetson's about page says "Jetson was founded in 2012, with the belief that everyone should experience the freedom of riding happy", and it describes "our line of innovative e-mobility products, including electric scooters, electric bikes, and hoverboards" (The Jetson Story).

Where the bikes are made

Each of the 21 owner's manuals Jetson links for a current machine prints "MADE IN CHINA", the Warren's among them (Jetson's Warren manual). Every model's page in the lineup links its manual; five of those links answered 404 on November 6, 2026, and the limitations say where those five were read.

The CPSC's two recall notices list China as the country of manufacture for those two products (CPSC recall 23-165). No record we read names the factory.

Are Jetson e-bikes safe? The recall record and the certificate lines

No Jetson e-bike has been recalled in the CPSC's records, and two other Jetson products have: a hoverboard and a children's kick scooter. That reading covers all 10,082 federal recall records, the Commission's 382 product safety warnings and the 2,328 rows of its news release listing, read on November 6, 2026, with known e-bike recalls found by the same searches (CPSC recalls).

The two recalls

The Rogue notice records a fire in Hellertown, Pennsylvania, on April 1, 2022, in which "A 10-year-old girl and her 15-year-old sister died", and says the borough fire marshal "determined that a 42-volt Jetson Rogue was the point of origin of the fire" (CPSC recall 23-165). Both notices name Jetson Electric Bikes of Brooklyn, New York.

If a 42-volt Rogue is still in your home, stop charging it today and use Jetson's recall form. Some summaries of the Rogue recall call those units e-bikes; the CPSC's notice says hoverboards.

What Jetson prints about UL

Eight Jetson manuals print a line reading "UL CERTIFICATION" with 2849, the safety standard for e-bike electrical systems, and the Bolt's manual prints 2272, the standard for personal mobility devices. The page copy for the Bolt Pro says "UL-listed". Each manual's own words:

The manuals name no laboratory and no certificate number. TÜV Rheinland's public register lists no certificate under Jetson, Tru Ride Tech, Jipee or Jetstream Brands, and UL Solutions' public verification list of 486 records names none of them (TÜV Rheinland's register, searched for Jetson; UL Verify). UL's full directory, Product iQ, needs an account and was not searched.

If you need a certificate for a building, a landlord or an insurer, ask Jetson's support for the certificate number before you buy, and look for the mark on the machine when it arrives.

Water and rain

Jetson rates eight machines in its manuals, at IPX4 or IPX5, and its own help article tells you to store an e-bike "in a dry environment and away from water" because "Rain and moisture can cause damage to your bike's electrical systems" (Jetson's e-bike care article).

Its warranty summary lists "water or impact damage" among what is not covered (Jetson's warranty summary). Treat rain as something to get home from, and standing water as a repair that is yours to pay for.

The Jetson eBike lineup: all 21 machines side by side

Jetson's US store listed 21 current machines on November 6, 2026: seven "12+" compact e-bikes, four "14+" fat-tire and folding compacts, six 20 mph e-bikes and four ride-ons with no pedals. 13 of the 21 could be ordered that day. Every figure below is Jetson's own, read from each model's spec rows, and the price is the lowest listed that day.

The full table, with each model's colorways, brakes, gears, charging time and the source of every figure, is our Jetson lineup dataset (JSON). Where Jetson prints two load limits or two top speeds, the table prints the safer one and the limitations record the other.

The "12+" compacts: Bolt Pro, Bolt Pro Max, Bolt Pro X, Haze, J5, Axle X and Axle 12"

These are Jetson's small-wheel e-bikes, at 12 to 16 inches, each with pedals, a twist throttle and a 15.5 mph top speed.

The Bolt Pro and the Haze are the two models buyers ask about most. At $399.99 in Black, the Bolt Pro was the lowest-priced e-bike in the lineup on November 6, 2026 (Jetson's Bolt Pro page). The Haze folds in half, and its battery comes out for charging (Jetson's Haze page).

Size each one against the rider, since Jetson's limits on these seven run from 220 to 265 lb and the wheels stay small. A 14-inch wheel feels every pothole, so these suit smooth pavement and short trips.

Jetson's own photograph of the Bolt Pro. Find the crank and pedals, then look at the Bolt X below.

The "14+" compacts: Atlas, Atlas Pro, Shadow and Arro

The Atlas, Atlas Pro and Shadow put fatter 14-inch tires on the same compact idea, and the Arro folds (Jetson's Atlas Pro page; its Shadow page; its Arro page). All four carry 350 W motors, single-speed drivetrains and a "14+" label. The Shadow and Arro were sold out on November 6, 2026.

The 20 mph bikes: OTG Elite, Universe, Venture, Core, Otto and Warren

These six are the closest Jetson comes to a full-size e-bike. The Universe and Venture are cruisers on 20-inch wheels, the Core is a folding bike on 27.5-inch wheels, and the Otto and Warren, which Jetson names all-terrain bikes, run 20 x 4-inch tires. The Otto is the only one with a suspension row in Jetson's spec table (Jetson's Otto page).

The Warren prints the biggest motor figure in the lineup, 750 W, on a folding frame with a 300 lb limit (Jetson's Warren page). If you weigh more than 265 lb, this group holds Jetson's highest limits: 300 lb on the Core, Otto and Warren and 330 lb on the Venture.

Four Jetsons have no pedals: Bolt, Bolt X, Bolt Up 14" and LX10

Jetson names these four "Electric Ride-On", and the Bolt X page says "no pedaling required" (Jetson's Bolt X page). You rest your feet on pegs or foot rests and ride on a twist throttle. They look like the Bolt Pro and they are a different kind of vehicle: 47 of the 51 US jurisdictions write pedals into their e-bike definition, so the law section treats them apart.

Jetson's own photograph of the Bolt X: no crank and no pedals where the Bolt Pro has them.

How fast does a Jetson e-bike go?

Jetson prints 15.5 mph for the compacts and ride-ons and 20 mph for the six larger bikes, and it prints no setting above those figures. The Atlas's spec table says 15 mph while its copy and manual say 15.5, and the copy for the Bolt Pro Max and Bolt Pro X says 15 where the spec rows say 15.5; this page plans on 15.5 (Jetson's Atlas page).

Some owners report going faster: see what owners report.

How far does a Jetson go, and how long does the battery last?

Jetson prints range two ways on most models, on pedal assist and on the throttle alone, and the throttle figure is the one to plan with, since these bikes are built around the throttle:

Battery size explains the gap. Jetson's packs run from 216 Wh on most compacts to 499.2 Wh on the Otto, computed from its printed volts and amp-hours, and every range above is the figure Jetson prints, several of them written "up to"; hills, weight and cold take it down. Jetson says its lithium-ion batteries were "built to last: about 300 to 500 charge cycles" (Jetson's battery care article).

Comparing Jetson's own models

These are the pairs shoppers type into search. Prices are the lowest listed on Jetson's store on November 6, 2026, and the weights and limits are Jetson's.

Older Jetson models

Jetson's store still lists 18 retired or remanufactured e-bike records with nothing to order, among them the Journey, Metro, Adventure and J8 (Jetson's J8 page). If you are buying a used one, its manual and parts may be harder to find, and Jetson's warranty is "extended by Tru Ride Tech to the original owner of the Product" (Jetson's warranty policy).

What reviewers and owners report

Consumer Reports calls the Haze "overall, a good choice", and owners who post write about faults more often than praise, most of them about power and parts. Written tests of Jetson's current bikes are rare: we found two, of the Haze and the Bolt Pro.

Of 126 owner reports we read, 64 raise a power, battery or range fault, 28 a part or Jetson's help, and 18 praise the machine, 10 of them alongside a complaint. These are self-selected posts: they say what can go wrong, never how often.

What the reviewers found

Consumer Reports keeps its scores behind a membership, so these words are all of its test we read. Electric Bike Review's rider stood 5'9" with a 30.5" inseam and ran out of saddle height, and wrote that the bike "feels like a disposable product vs. one that could last and be repaired by a shop".

We searched for a written test of each model and found none of the other 19 machines. That means none we could find.

What owners report

We read all 396 posts a Reddit search saved on October 28, 2026, returned for Jetson's bikes, counting crossposts once. 126 are first-hand reports from 123 people, dated from April 2021 to October 2026: 40 on the Haze and 33 on the Bolt Pro lead the count. The rest are owners' questions, shoppers, builds, deals and posts that only share the name.

One post can raise several of these. They come from people who chose to write, and r/Jetson_Electric is where owners go for help, so they show what to watch for and give no failure rate.

The sharpest reports are about help after the sale. A Bolt Pro owner says Jetson read the serial number as outside the one-year warranty while the bike was inside it, then offered a discount on a new one (r/ebikes). 12 posts are about Haze and Warren keys: Jetson told one owner a key "could not be sent at all" (r/Jetson_Electric) and another that keys were "currently out of stock" (r/Jetson_Electric).

Other claims went better. A Haze buyer called filing one "easy enough": a mobile mechanic came out and Jetson sent a whole new bike (r/Jetson_Electric). The new bike behaved the same way, with weak pedal assist until the throttle was touched, and a second owner returned a Haze after having to "flick the throttle" (r/ebikes).

The praise is as specific. One rider says of a Bolt Pro, "I can take it on the bus when I fold it down" (r/ebikes), and an Atlas Pro owner's bike led to "five Jetson Atlas fat tire pros riding around the campground" (r/Jetson_Electric).

24 posts are about going faster, by a setting, a trick or new parts. A Warren owner reports "I got it up to 27MPH" after changing its settings (r/ebikes), and a Haze owner posted a way to go "about 5mph faster" (r/ebikes). Jetson prints neither, and a bike faster than the figures in our screen may not read the same under your state's definition.

One Bolt Pro owner lent the bike to someone who "hit the throttle, panicked and crashed", breaking bones, and credits a helmet for the rest (r/ebikes). Try the throttle somewhere empty first.

The four bikes we sell beside them

Each bike below answers a need the Jetson lineup leaves open: a rider younger or smaller than its labels, or a rider who wants a fat-tire bike like the Warren with more battery. Every figure was read on its own maker's page, and each ships free to the contiguous United States from us. Our prices were read on November 9, 2026.

For a rider too young or too small for a 12+ compact: Eunorau EKIDS24

Eunorau's own photograph of the EKIDS24, a 24-inch bike sized for riders from 3'5".

For a child younger than any Jetson label: Himiway C1

Himiway's own photograph of the C1, a pedal-less balance bike for young children.

For a folding fat-tire bike like the Warren: VTUVIA SX20 Antelope

VTUVIA's own photograph of the SX20 Antelope in Teal Blue, the color the button adds.

For a fat-tire bike like the Warren, with full suspension: Addmotor Soletan M-66X

Addmotor's own photograph of the Soletan M-66X in orange, the color the button adds.

The Jetson models without a card

Six of the 21 have a card beside them. The other 15 have none: the Bolt Pro Max, Bolt Pro X, Axle 12", Atlas, Atlas Pro, Shadow, Arro, OTG Elite, Universe, Venture, Core and Otto, and the Bolt, Bolt X and LX10 ride-ons.

A card has to stand on the footing of the Jetson beside it, with its motor and top speed at or under the Jetson's, and we would rather print fewer cards than set a bigger machine beside a smaller one.

If one of those 15 fits your rider and your budget, this page's job is to help you buy it with your eyes open, and our budget e-bike guide sets out what we sell at the low end. For younger riders, our kids' e-bikes are on one page.

Why buy one of these from us

Redtail eBikes is a real store with a real inbox: write to support@redtailebikes.com and we typically answer within one business day (our contact page). Your order leaves us within 1–3 business days of confirmation, and most e-bikes reach you within 5–10 business days after dispatch (our shipping policy). You can pay with Shop Pay, Apple Pay or Google Pay as well as the major cards.

Note any visible damage on the carrier's paperwork, send us photos within 48 hours of delivery, and we file the freight claim for you (our terms). If a bike will not power on or a part fails, its maker's warranty applies and we arrange the repair or replacement with the maker (our refund policy).

How we matched each bike

Each card was matched to its Jetson on frame, motor and top speed, then on price, and read at its maker on November 6, 2026. What owners and reviewers report about each was read too, and none of it took a card off the page.

The Warren's cards deserve a plain note. The SX20 and Soletan are 750 W bikes on their makers' pages, and the Warren's page prints 750 W while its manual marks that figure as peak power.

On the page's figure the three stand level; on the manual's, the Warren may be rated lower, and in the 19 states below that difference can decide what the law calls the bike. The age rules in the section below reach the EKIDS24 as they reach a Jetson.

Are Jetson e-bikes legal? Where each model stands

On Jetson's own figures, the 16 pedal models at or under 500 W sit inside the e-bike definition in 48 of 51 jurisdictions and outside it in New Jersey, and the Warren sits inside 29, outside New Jersey's, and turns on an unprinted motor rating in 19. Alaska and Kentucky write no definition. The four ride-ons have no pedals and sit outside this screen altogether.

The federal text

Federal product-safety law calls a "low-speed electric bicycle" one "with fully operable pedals and an electric motor of less than 750 watts (1 h.p.), whose maximum speed on a paved level surface, when powered solely by such a motor while ridden by an operator who weighs 170 pounds, is less than 20 mph" (15 U.S.C. § 2085(b)).

The Bureau of Land Management's rule writes the three classes out, and its e-bike has "fully operable pedals and an electric motor of not more than 750 watts (1 h.p.)" (43 CFR 8340.0-5). Notice the two wordings: "less than 750" and "not more than 750". The Warren sits on that difference.

Where each Jetson stands

Each pedal model's printed motor, top speed and throttle were run through the e-bike definition of every jurisdiction that writes one, in our state-by-state rule table, on November 6, 2026, and again for January 1, 2027, and the two dates give the same answers.

Your state's helmet, path and age rules sit on our state-by-state law pages.

New Jersey's throttle line

New Jersey's 2025 act keeps "low-speed electric bicycle" for a bike whose motor "provides assistance only when the rider is pedaling" (P.L.2025, c.285).

A motor that "through the use of a throttle, can be used to exclusively propel the bicycle to a speed of not more than 15 miles per hour", or one that goes past 15 mph on the throttle up to 28, makes the bike a "motorized bicycle" (P.L.2025, c.285). Every Jetson with pedals has a twist throttle, so each reads as a motorized bicycle there.

The Warren's 750 watts

Jetson's Warren page prints a "750 W" motor and its copy says "a 750-watt motor" (Jetson's Warren page). The Warren's manual prints "MOTOR: 750W" and marks it with a double asterisk whose note reads "PEAK POWER" (Jetson's Warren manual); it prints no rated figure.

That note matters in 19 states, whose definitions say "less than" or "fewer than" 750 watts. A motor rated at 750 W is not less than 750. A motor with a lower rating and a 750 W peak may be, depending on how your state reads its own word. Plan on the page's 750 W, the safer figure, until Jetson tells you the rating.

If you ride in one of these states, ask Jetson for the Warren's rated power in writing before you buy.

The four ride-ons

Forty-seven of the 51 US jurisdictions write pedals into their e-bike definition, and the Bolt, Bolt X, Bolt Up 14" and LX10 have none, so in those places an e-bike rule gives them no cover. Alaska and Kentucky write no definition.

Montana's asks for "two tandem wheels and an electric motor" and never mentions pedals (Mont. Code Ann. § 61-8-102(7)), and Rhode Island's describes a vehicle that "may be propelled by human power or electric motor power, or by both" (R.I. Gen. Laws § 31-1-3(g)). If you live in either state, read the whole definition before you rely on it.

What each one is on a public road is your state's call, and our state law pages start with the definition. Before a ride-on leaves the driveway, read your state's vehicle code and treat it as a motor vehicle until your state says otherwise.

What is at stake

Outside the e-bike definition, the machine is regulated as whatever your state's code makes it, and the rider answers for that.

In New Jersey, a motorized bicycle's rider must have "The valid driver's license, the insurance identification card, and the registration certificate" in their possession while riding and show the license to an officer who asks, and breaking that duty draws "a fine not exceeding $50" (P.L.2025, c.285).

On Bureau of Land Management land, a machine outside the e-bike definition falls under the off-road vehicle rules, and breaking the rules of subparts 8341 and 8343 can bring "a fine of not more than $1,000 or imprisonment for not longer than 12 months, or both" (43 CFR 8340.0-7).

The age rules: Jetson's "12+" labels and the state floors

Jetson labels ten machines "12+", the Bolt "13+" and the other ten "14+", and in several states the law sets a higher floor for any e-bike with a throttle. Jetson's label tells you what it recommends. A statute tells you who may ride, and it binds the bikes we sell as well as Jetson's. The call is yours as the parent, and these are the lines you are working with.

What Jetson says

Jetson's spec rows carry the label as "For Riders Aged", and its manuals repeat it as "RECOMMENDED AGE" (Jetson's Bolt Pro page; its Axle X manual). Three manuals add "MINIMUM RIDER WEIGHT: 100 LB", a figure worth checking for a small 12-year-old: the Axle X's, the Shadow's and the Venture's.

What the states set

These are the statutes we read for a floor above 12, each in its own words, on October 27 and 28, 2026. They are the states with the clearest lines, and your state's law page gives the rest.

Every Jetson with pedals has a twist throttle, so read a "Class 2" line above as applying to it unless your state's definition says otherwise. If your rider is under the floor in your state, the EKIDS24 does not get around it either; the honest move is to wait, or to keep the machine on private ground.

Where to buy a Jetson, and what it costs

Jetson sells direct at ridejetson.com for $9.95 flat-rate shipping, and its machines also reach big-box stores, though what is on the shelf changes. Prices on Jetson's own store ran from $399.99 to $1,999.99 on November 6, 2026, with the Bolt Pro in Black at $399.99, Jetson's $499.99 struck through (Jetson's Bolt Pro page; its Core page, at the top of the range).

Jetstream's 2025 complaint names Walmart, Sam's Club, Costco, Target, Best Buy, BJ's Wholesale Club and Amazon.com among the sellers of its vehicles (Jetstream's complaint). That list dates from January 2025, and what is on any one shelf moves.

Costco's product sitemap listed pages for the Bolt Pro, Bolt Pro Max and OTG Elite on November 6, 2026, after listing none in its September 3 edition (Costco's product sitemap). A listed page is not proof of stock or price, and Costco's product pages did not open to our reader, so check your own warehouse or the Costco app.

Before you buy anywhere but Jetson, check the seller. The warranty "does not apply if the Product was purchased from an unauthorized seller", and a marketplace listing from a third party may not count (Jetson's warranty policy). Keep your receipt either way.

If you are weighing a Jetson against a GOTRAX, our GOTRAX e-bike profile reads that brand's lineup, safety record, age rules and warranty the same way.

Jetson's warranty, returns and shipping

Jetson warrants an e-bike's frame, fork, gears, crank, chain and electrical components for one year and everything else for 90 days, and Jetson gives you 30 days to return a machine bought on ridejetson.com. Those terms come from Tru Ride Tech, and they apply to the original owner.

The warranty

For "Electric Bikes and Adult Electric Ride-Ons", the one-year list reads "Frame, Fork/Suspension, Gears, Crankshafts, Chains, Electrical Components", and "All other parts including but not limited to Wear Parts* And Accessories are warranted for a 90-day term" (Jetson's warranty policy). Wear parts include tires, tubes, saddles, brake pads, spokes and grips.

Certified remanufactured products get 90 days, and replacement batteries and accessories get 90 days too. Commercial and rental use is excluded, and "Tru Ride Tech is not responsible for any labor costs you incur relating to DIY parts replacement service". Register your bike after delivery, and note that the extended coverage Jetson offers comes from Extend, Inc. at extra cost (Jetson's warranty policy).

For repairs, Jetson points bike and e-bike owners to its partner service centers first and otherwise to a chat with its assistant (Jetson's warranty claim article). Its refund policy puts the Jetson Care Team on chat Monday through Sunday, 10 AM to 6 PM EST, and the CPSC's 2023 recall notices list 800-635-4815 for Jetson (CPSC recall 23-211).

Returns

"Jetson offers a 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee on RideJetson.com", counted in its refund policy from the day you receive the product, less "the original shipping cost and any Return Label fee", and you pay return shipping (Jetson's refund policy). If the return is for a defect or damage, the label fee is waived. Refunds take 7–10 business days once Jetson has the product back.

Jetson's help center words it a little differently, as "unused products" within 30 days "from the date of purchase", so count from the earlier date and keep the box.

Holiday buyers get longer: requests for purchases between November 15 and December 31 "can be made through January 31 of the next calendar year" (Jetson's returns article). If you bought from a retailer, its return policy applies, and for damage or defects you contact Jetson instead (Jetson's refund policy).

Shipping

Jetson's product pages print "Fast, flat-rate shipping! Just $9.95 for your whole cart." It processes orders in 1 to 2 business days and ships by ground, averaging 1–2 business days to the West Coast, 3–4 to the Midwest and 5–6 to the East Coast (Jetson's shipping policy).

"We do not currently ship to Hawaii or Alaska", or to PO boxes. A failed delivery attempt costs a $35 reshipping fee, and a package you refuse for any reason but transit damage takes a 20% re-stock fee. If a machine arrives damaged, refuse it and have the driver note why (Jetson's shipping policy).

Owning one: charging, folding and the app

Charge with the charger that came in the box, unplug when it is full, and read your model's manual before the first ride. Jetson says to "Always charge your e-bike to full battery capacity and unplug it when it's done" and not to leave it charging overnight, in air between 32°F and 113°F (Jetson's charging article).

Its spec rows put a full charge at up to 4, 5 or 6 hours depending on the model. Chargers that fit are not always the right one, by Jetson's own warning: "Not all Jetson chargers are compatible with all Jetson products!" (Jetson's battery care article). Before winter storage, charge it fully and top it up about once a month.

Plan for the battery's end of life before you buy. Of the 323 products on Jetson's store on November 6, 2026, one was a replacement e-bike battery: the Warren's, at $289.99 and sold out (Jetson's Warren battery listing). On the other models, ask Jetson what a replacement costs.

Jetson's spec rows print how each machine folds: "Full" on the Haze, Arro, Universe, Venture and Warren, "Partial" on twelve and "Fixed" on the Otto, and the Bolt Pro Max, Bolt Up 14" and LX10 rows print none (our lineup dataset).

On the Bolt Pro, partial means the handlebar: Electric Bike Review found "The only portion of the bike that folds is the handlebar post" (its review). Measure the folded machine against your trunk or a bus rack before you buy.

The Ride Jetson App "is no longer available for download, support, and updates", and Jetson described it as a way to control some hoverboards (Jetson's app article). You run a Jetson e-bike from its handlebar: cruise control is on the Axle, Bolt, Bolt Pro, Bolt Up, Haze and LX10, and every model but the J5 has a headlight (Jetson's cruise control article; Jetson's lights article).

Modifications and unauthorized repairs fall outside the warranty (Jetson's warranty summary). Leave the speed as Jetson set it, for the warranty's sake and because the law screen above reads the bike as shipped.

Before you buy a Jetson: the checklist

Before you order, check the rider's age against your state, the rider's weight against the limit, your address, the seller and the battery you actually need.

• Check the age in your state. New York and Pennsylvania set 16, New Jersey and Minnesota 15; see the age rules.
• Pick pedals or no pedals. The Bolt, Bolt X, Bolt Up 14" and LX10 have none; see the ride-ons.
• Weigh the rider and the load. Limits run from 220 to 330 lb; plan on the lower figure where Jetson prints two; see the lineup.
• Plan on the throttle range. Most compacts list 15 miles; see range.
• Riding in New Jersey, or set on the Warren? Read the throttle line and the Warren's 750 watts.
• Check the seller. The warranty excludes unauthorized sellers; see where to buy.
• Check your address. Jetson does not ship to Alaska, Hawaii or PO boxes; see shipping.
• Need a certificate? Ask Jetson for the number before you buy; see the UL lines.
• Weigh the alternatives. Four bikes we sell are matched to Jetson models in the picks.

The honest ledger

Each row sets one thing Jetson does well beside the rider it does not suit, and where that rider should look instead.

Frequently asked questions

Are Jetson e-bikes good?

They are good value for short, smooth trips, and the reports are mixed: Consumer Reports calls the Haze "overall, a good choice" with "so-so" range (its Haze review). Of 126 owner reports we read, 64 raise a power, battery or range fault and 18 praise the machine, 10 of them alongside a complaint, and those self-selected posts give no failure rate. No Jetson e-bike appears in the CPSC's recall records; see what reviewers and owners report.

Who makes Jetson electric bikes?

Tru Ride Tech, LLC calls itself the "operator of the Jetson brand" (Jetson's warranty policy). The USPTO lists JIPEE LLC of Brooklyn as owner of the JETSON e-bike registrations and Jetstream Brands LLC on a later application, and Jetstream told a federal court in 2025 that its JETSON business is headquartered in Brooklyn. See who owns the name.

Where are Jetson e-bikes made?

All 21 owner's manuals Jetson links for its current machines print "MADE IN CHINA" (Jetson's Warren manual), and the CPSC lists China as the country of manufacture on both of its Jetson recall notices (CPSC recall 23-165; CPSC recall 23-211). No record we read names the factory. See where the bikes are made.

Where is Jetson located?

The store's own record lists New Castle, Delaware, and Jetstream's trademark application gives 794 School House Road in New Castle (USPTO application 97646412). Jetstream's federal complaint places the business in Brooklyn, New York, and the Texas Comptroller lists a Hoboken, New Jersey, mailing address for TruRide Tech LLC. See who runs the store.

How fast does a Jetson electric bike go?

Jetson prints 15.5 mph for its compacts and ride-ons and 20 mph for the OTG Elite, Universe, Venture, Core, Otto and Warren (Jetson's Warren page). The Atlas's spec table says 15 mph where its manual says 15.5. See how fast a Jetson goes.

Can you make a Jetson electric bike go faster?

Jetson prints no setting above each model's top speed, and modifications fall outside its warranty (Jetson's warranty summary). Owners post ways around the limit: one Warren owner reports 27 mph after changing its settings (r/ebikes). A change could move the bike past your state's e-bike line, so keep it as shipped; see where each Jetson stands.

How far does a Jetson electric bike go?

Jetson prints from 15 miles on the throttle for most compacts to 37 miles on pedal assist for the Core, Universe, Otto and Warren (Jetson's Warren page). Each is the figure Jetson prints, several written "up to". Plan on the throttle figure, and less on hills, in the cold or with a heavier rider. See range.

How long does the battery last on a Jetson electric bike?

Jetson says its lithium-ion batteries are built for "about 300 to 500 charge cycles" (Jetson's battery care article). On one charge, the time depends on your speed: a 15-mile throttle range at 15.5 mph is about an hour. See range.

How long does it take to charge a Jetson bike?

Jetson's spec rows print up to 4 hours on some compacts, up to 5 on most and up to 6 on the Core, Otto, Universe and Warren (Jetson's Warren page). Use the charger from the box, and unplug it when the battery is full. See owning one.

Are Jetson e-bikes waterproof?

Eight manuals print a water rating, IPX4 or IPX5, and Jetson's own help tells you to keep an e-bike "in a dry environment and away from water". Its warranty summary lists "water or impact damage" among what it does not cover, so treat water as your risk (Jetson's warranty summary). See water and rain.

Are Jetson e-bikes legal?

On Jetson's figures, the 16 pedal models at or under 500 W sit inside the e-bike definition in 48 of 51 jurisdictions, and New Jersey treats any throttle bike as a motorized bicycle (P.L.2025, c.285). The Warren turns on a motor rating Jetson does not print in 19 states, and the four ride-ons have no pedals. Age rules apply too. See where each Jetson stands.

Are Jetson e-bikes safe?

No Jetson e-bike appears in the CPSC's recalls, warnings or news releases as read on November 6, 2026. Two other Jetson products were recalled in 2023: 42-volt Rogue hoverboards, over a fire hazard, and Nova and Star kick scooters (CPSC recall 23-165; CPSC recall 23-211). Use only the supplied charger, and see the safety section.

How much is a Jetson electric bike at Costco?

Costco's prices were not readable by us: its product sitemap listed the Bolt Pro, Bolt Pro Max and OTG Elite on November 6, 2026, and its product pages did not open to our reader (Costco's product sitemap). Check your warehouse or the Costco app. On Jetson's own store, the Bolt Pro in Black was $399.99 that day. See where to buy.

Does a Jetson e-bike have an app?

No. The Ride Jetson App "is no longer available for download, support, and updates", and Jetson says it was for some hoverboards (Jetson's app article). Jetson e-bikes run from the handlebar controls. See owning one.

How much does a Jetson electric bike weigh?

Among the 17 with pedals, from 37.5 lb for the J5 to 70 lb for the Otto on Jetson's spec rows (Jetson's J5 page; Jetson's Otto page). The lightest ride-on, the Bolt, weighs 34 lb. Several manuals print a slightly different figure; the J5's manual says 39.5 lb. See the lineup.

What is the weight limit on a Jetson electric bike?

From 220 lb on several compacts to 330 lb on the Venture, on Jetson's figures (Jetson's Venture page). Where the manual and the page differ, plan on the lower: the Atlas, Atlas Pro and Bolt Pro X manuals say 220 lb where their pages say 265. See the lineup.

The bottom line

Jetson sells simple, low-priced machines at a size that suits short trips, and on its own figures most of its e-bikes read as e-bikes almost everywhere. Buy one for a rider who meets your state's age and Jetson's limits, on smooth ground, from an authorized seller, and keep your receipt.

If your rider is younger or smaller than Jetson's labels, or you want a fat-tire bike like the Warren with more battery, one of these four fits. Each ships free within the contiguous United States (our shipping policy):

• For a rider too young or too small for a 12+ compact: Buy the Eunorau EKIDS24, $899
• For a child younger than any Jetson label: Buy the Himiway C1, $799
• For a folding fat-tire bike like the Warren, with 192 Wh more battery: Buy the VTUVIA SX20 Antelope, $1,299
• For a fat-tire bike like the Warren, with full suspension and 480 Wh more battery: Buy the Addmotor Soletan M-66X, $1,899

Not sure which one fits? Write to support@redtailebikes.com with your rider's age, height and weight, and we will name the one that fits or tell you none of the four does; our refund policy sets out your options after delivery.

Limitations

These are the limits of what this page could read or settle, and each one tells you how far to rely on the figures above it.

1. Motor ratings. The manuals of the Bolt Pro, Bolt Pro Max, Bolt Pro X, Bolt X, J5, OTG Elite, Otto and Warren mark the motor figure as peak power, and Jetson prints no rated figure for them. At 500 W or less that changes no answer; on the Warren it does, as the Warren's section sets out.
2. Top speeds. Jetson lists the Atlas at 15 mph in its spec table and 15.5 mph in its copy and manual, and its copy for the Bolt Pro Max and Bolt Pro X says 15 mph where the spec rows and manuals say 15.5. This page plans on 15.5.
3. Load limits. The Atlas, Atlas Pro and Bolt Pro X pages print 265 lb and their manuals 220 lb, and the J5's page prints 265 lb and its manual 250 lb. The lineup prints the lower figure.
4. Weights. The manual and the spec row differ on 9 models by up to 2 lb; for example, the J5's page says 37.5 lb and its manual 39.5 lb. The lineup prints the page's figure.
5. Water. The Otto's page and Model Guide print IPX5 and its manual IPX4. The table prints the manual's lower rating.
6. Battery figures. The Warren's page prints 48 V, 10 Ah (480 Wh), its Model Guide 499.2 Wh and its manual 46.8 V, 10 Ah; the Venture's page prints 48 V and its manual 47.45 V. This page computes watt-hours from the page's figures.
7. Manuals. Jetson's own links for the Haze, Axle 12", Bolt, Bolt Up 14" and LX10 manuals answered 404 on October 27 and again on November 6, 2026, so those five were read in the Internet Archive's copies.
8. Company records. The USPTO's assignment records did not answer, Delaware's business search was not read, and no document we read states how Tru Ride Tech relates to Jetstream Brands, Jipee or Jetson Electric Bikes. The complaint is one party's allegations, read as filed with the Board in February 2025, and the court order of March 31, 2026, is the latest ruling we found; the docket itself was not read.
9. Certificates and federal search. UL Solutions' Product iQ directory needs an account and was not searched, and the CPSC's own site search refused scripted requests, so the safety reading rests on its recall API and its published warning and news-release files.
10. Costco. Costco's product pages answered our requests with a bot check on November 6, 2026, so its prices and stock were not read; its sitemap lists pages, and a page is not proof of stock.
11. Age rules. The age table covers the states we read for a floor above 12, and your state's law page covers the rest. Those statutes were read on October 27 and 28, 2026, and the screen's dated rows on November 6, 2026.
12. The Soletan's page. Addmotor's page renders its specifications by script; its 99 lb weight and step-through frame come from the page as rendered on October 28, 2026, and its price, payload and top speed from the page as read on November 6, 2026.
13. Prices and stock move with Jetson's sales; every price here is dated, and every claim on this page expires on the next change to the pages it cites.
14. Reviewers and owners. We found written tests of two current models, the Haze and the Bolt Pro, and a search that finds none does not prove none exists. Consumer Reports' scores were not read, it says some text on its page may be written with generative AI from its data, and Electric Bike Review's test is of the 2022 Bolt Pro. The owner posts come from one saved Reddit search of October 28, 2026; we did not count retailer star ratings, and a post cannot prove what it says.

What would change these answers

A published rating for the Warren, a ruling in the JETSON dispute, a new Jetson model, a changed manual, a certificate number, a federal safety record naming a Jetson e-bike, or a change to your state's law would change what this page says.

Illinois's age line takes effect on January 1, 2027, Oregon's changes the same day, and Utah's on May 5, 2027. On the day you buy, read the model's own page and your state's law page.

Source register

Each source behind this page, its tier, what it supports and when it was read. T1 is a government's own record, a court's or a certifier's: the federal registers and regulations, the trademark office and its Board, the court, the state registers and the statutes.

T2 is a company's or a party's own words: Jetson's store, policies, help center and manuals, the makers of the four alternatives, Jetstream's complaint, and our own policies and dataset. T4 is reporting: reviewers' tests and owners' posts, each quoted as theirs. No price, spec or rule here rests on a T4 source, and nothing rests on a T3 or T5 source.

A government is the only publisher of its own statute or record, and a company of its own terms and figures, so those rows are marked sole publisher in our ledger and no second copy is sought; where a publisher's site could not be read on the day, the Internet Archive's capture of the same address was read and is linked in the ledger.

Primary sources

Every document the page cites is listed here with its publisher, the part relied on and the day it was read. A deposit copy of each is kept with the page's research record.

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109. Redtail eBikes (redtailebikes.com), Contact, the page (undated; read November 6, 2026).
110. Redtail eBikes (redtailebikes.com), Jetson US lineup dataset (CSV), the whole file (November 6, 2026; read November 6, 2026).
111. Redtail eBikes (redtailebikes.com), Jetson US lineup dataset (JSON), the whole file (November 6, 2026; read November 6, 2026).
112. New Jersey Legislature, P.L.2025, c.285, sections 1 and 5 (2025; read November 6, 2026).
113. Alabama (official code or session law), Ala. Code § 32-1-1.1(16), Ala. Code § 32-1-1.1(16) (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
114. Arkansas (official code or session law), Ark. Code § 27-51-1702, Ark. Code § 27-51-1702 (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
115. Arizona (official code or session law), A.R.S. § 28-101(28), A.R.S. § 28-101(28) (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
116. Florida (official code or session law), Fla. Stat. § 316.003(23), Fla. Stat. § 316.003(23) (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
117. Idaho (official code or session law), Idaho Code § 49-106(1), Idaho Code § 49-106(1) (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
118. Illinois (official code or session law), 625 ILCS 5/1-140.10, 625 ILCS 5/1-140.10 (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
119. Kansas (official code or session law), K.S.A. 8-1489, K.S.A. 8-1489 (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
120. Louisiana (official code or session law), La. R.S. 32:1(25), La. R.S. 32:1(25) (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
121. Maine (official code or session law), 29-A M.R.S. § 101(22-B), 29-A M.R.S. § 101(22-B) (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
122. Missouri (official code or session law), RSMo § 301.010(15), RSMo § 301.010(15) (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
123. Mississippi (official code or session law), Miss. Code Ann. § 63-3-103, Miss. Code Ann. § 63-3-103 (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
124. New Hampshire (official code or session law), RSA 259:27-a, RSA 259:27-a (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
125. New York (official code or session law), N.Y. VTL § 102-c, N.Y. VTL § 102-c (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
126. Ohio (official code or session law), R.C. 4511.01(SSS)-(VVV), R.C. 4511.01(SSS)-(VVV) (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
127. Tennessee (official code or session law), Tenn. Pub. Ch. 823 (2016), § 2, Tenn. Pub. Ch. 823 (2016), § 2 (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
128. Texas (official code or session law), Tex. Transp. Code § 664.001, Tex. Transp. Code § 664.001 (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
129. Vermont (official code or session law), 23 V.S.A. § 4(45)-(46), 23 V.S.A. § 4(45)-(46) (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
130. West Virginia (official code or session law), W. Va. Code § 17C-1-70, W. Va. Code § 17C-1-70 (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).
131. Wyoming (official code or session law), W.S. 31-1-101(a)(xxxiv), W.S. 31-1-101(a)(xxxiv) (as in force on the day read; read November 6, 2026).