Meet the DJI Avinox Motor: The Future of e‑MTB Drives

DJI’s Avinox motor is turning heads in the e‑MTB scene—and for good reason. This mid‑drive powerhouse delivers a jaw-dropping 105 Nm continuous torque, with a short-lived Boost mode spiking to 120 Nm and 1,000 W of output. Weighing just 2.52 kg, it undercuts many competitors while offering razor‑sharp responsiveness and smooth power delivery.

Boasting 600 Wh or 800 Wh battery packs that are lightweight and easily integrated into sleek frames, the Avinox setup includes a smart OLED top-tube touchscreen, wireless remotes, and an app that touts GPS, ride stats, and optional tuning profiles

Bikes Packing the DJI Avinox Powertrain

Here's a snapshot of some of the bikes utilizing this new mid drive motor.

• Amflow PL Carbon / PL Carbon Pro

The flagship Amflow models launched DJI’s Avinox system. They feature ~160 mm travel, top-tier suspension, and sub 50lb weights.

• Forbidden Druid LitE & CorE

Forbidden’s trail bike offer 140–150 mm rear travel (LitE) and 150–160 mm (CorE), both with Avinox motors, big batteries, and fast charge tech.

• Teewing Turbo Force

This more "budget-friendly" option borrows heavily from Amflow’s geometry. It offers 150 mm travel, 800 Wh battery, and rumored pricing well over $6,000 dollars.

• Unno Mith

A sleek enduro weapon with 160 mm rear travel, MX wheels, coil shock ready, and a carbon frame—all powered by Avinox. This is not a cheap bike.