A new step in the electric youth range
Husqvarna Mobility has added the EE 2.12 to its 2027 electric mini-motocross family. The new model sits between the smaller EE 2 and the EE 3, creating a four-bike progression that continues with the EE 5. It is a distinct model rather than a graphic update, aimed at riders who need more size and performance than the EE 2 without moving directly to the EE 3.
Why the hub motor matters
The rear-wheel hub contains the motor and produces 1.8 kW of peak power. Housing the drive inside the wheel removes the need for an exposed chain and sprockets. A rollover sensor and wrist lanyard add further safety layers, while three ride modes limit performance in steps so a young rider can progress under supervision.
Built to adjust as a child grows
The chassis offers two seat heights: 536 mm and 566 mm. Optional handlebar risers are available for the taller setting. WP suspension, a 12-inch front wheel and KENDA Trakmaster tyres complete the package. Husqvarna states that the removable 40-B330X battery can reach a full charge within one hour.
Availability needs a local check
The EE 2.12 is listed as available through authorised Husqvarna Mobility dealers, but the manufacturer says timing can vary by country. Pricing is also market-specific. That is why this briefing records the confirmed technical specification without presenting a single Europe-wide price or delivery date.
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