Giant Trance X Advanced E+ Elite 3 2023 - Messier/Panther

Giant Trance X Advanced E+ Elite 3 2023 - Messier/Panther

Accelerate up climbs, float through rock gardens, experience more power, agility and control with this lightweight dual-suspension E-MTB. The 2023 Giant Trance X Advanced E+ Elite 3 features a new ultra-slim battery which minimizes weight so you can ride technical trails the way you’ve always dreamed.

All-new composite frame features adjustable geometry with a new flip chip feature. The SyncDrive Pro 2 motor delivers 85Nm of torque for a seamless boost of power even at low speeds and on technical trails. The new composite Giant Contact SLR Trail integrated handlebar has a sleek design for precision off-road control. It comes with two control centers, the RideControl Go multifunctional on/off button on the top tube, and the new RideControl Ergo 3 handlebar-mounted remote.

Lighter weight

New EnergyPak 400 battery is designed to be ultra slim. You get all the power but in a smaller package that’s cleanly integrated with the composite frameset.

Advanced cockpit control

RideControl Ergo 3 remote attaches to the all-new composite Giant Contact SLR integrated handlebar. The control can be mounted to either side of the handlebar so you can customize your controls for a clean, uncluttered cockpit.

More power

New SyncDrive Pro motor, co-developed with Yamaha, puts out a powerful 85Nm of torque and weighs just 2.7kg. The result is quicker acceleration and climbing capabilities on technical trails.

RANGE

How far can I expect to ride on a single battery charge?

The range for a single battery charge can vary greatly depending on conditions such as the combined weight of the rider and cargo; wind resistance; tire pressure and tread profile; terrain and elevation changes; road or trail surface; outdoor temperature; maintenance of the E-Bike; and the condition of the battery.

Below we’ve detailed the expected range for the Energypak 400 Battery / SyncDrive Pro Motor. Conditions are categorized as extreme, good and ideal. Extreme conditions typically occur when riding with a heavy load, strong headwinds or excessive climbs.

• Extreme conditions: 35km
• Good conditions: 70km
• Ideal conditions: 130km