Specialized Turbo Como
Specialized's step-through city e-bike. The Como 4.0 pairs a Brose motor (70 Nm, assist up to 28 mph) with a 710 Wh integrated battery, an 80 mm suspension fork, a suspension seatpost, fenders, lights and a 27 kg rack. Specialized claims up to 90 miles in eco mode. Ben hasn't ridden it yet.
Not yet tested by Ben. Every number on this page is Specialized's claimed spec, read on October 25, 2026. No discount code is available through us for Specialized.
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Colours and stock are for the 4.0 (2027 model) as listed on specialized.com on October 25, 2026. Stock is shown per colour, not per size. Photos are Specialized's own product images.
Ben's Review
Not Yet Tested by Ben
There is no video review of the Turbo Como yet. Ben hasn't ridden it, so this page has no Cave Score, no measured speed or range and no verdict. If he reviews it, his video goes here and the test numbers replace the claims.
Up Close
Detail Gallery
Specialized product photos
What Specialized Lists
Step-Through Comfort for the City
Motor & Battery
Brose motor, 710 Wh pack.
70 Nm, Up to 28 mph
The 2027 Como 4.0 lists a Brose gen 2 motor at 70 Nm and 28 mph. Specialized's description calls it the Turbo Full Power 2.0 motor.
710 Wh, Up to 90 Miles
The downtube battery is integrated, removable and lockable, with a state of charge display. Specialized claims up to 90 miles (145 km) or 6.5 hours of range in eco mode.
Display and App
A display with a handlebar remote, Bluetooth and the Specialized app, which Specialized says handles tuning, range tools and on-ride diagnostics.
Comfort & Frame
Low step-through frame and an upright position.
Step-Through Aluminum Frame
E5 aluminum with a bottom bracket motor mount, internal cable routing and a front rack mount. Specialized builds it in sizes S, M and L.
80 mm Fork, Suspension Seatpost
An SR Suntour fork with 80 mm of travel and a seatpost with 40 mm of travel, plus 2.3 inch Hemisphere flat-protection tires.
Hydraulic Brakes
Shimano 2-piston hydraulic discs, 180 mm front and 160 mm rear.
Ready to Ride
Fenders, lights, rack and a system lock.
Rack, Fenders and Lights
DRYTECH fenders, a Lezyne 300 lumen headlight, a Spanninga rear light with an automatic brake light and a MIK HD rack rated for 27 kg with built-in pannier mounts. Specialized says the rack fits child seats and the bike can pull a thru-axle trailer.
Turbo System Lock
Through the app you can disable the motor and arm a motion alarm. Specialized says that once locked, only the owner can enable the motor again.
Which Model Year?
The Specialized store lists 2025, 2026 and 2027 Como builds at once. The 2025 Como 4.0 IGH has an Enviolo internal gear hub, and the 4.0 has a Shimano CUES 9-speed.
Display & App
MasterMind and the Specialized App
Specialized's description, not Ben's findings.
Specialized says the MasterMind display shows all your ride info and lets you tune support levels in real time. The Specialized app adds range optimization tools, advanced tuning and on-ride diagnostics.
Specialized's description says the motor assists up to 28 mph. It doesn't name an e-bike class.
Find Your Fit
Size & Fittings
Specialized Turbo Como 4.0 geometry
| Specialized geometry | L | M | S |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reach | 441mm | 465mm | 486mm |
| Stack | 650mm | 671mm | 682mm |
| Toptube Length (horizontal) | 630mm | 666mm | 695mm |
| Seat Tube Length | 450mm | 450mm | 460mm |
| Headtube Angle | 67° | 67.5° | 68° |
| Seat Tube Angle (Virtual) | 73.8° | 73.3° | 73° |
| Chainstay Length | 470.4mm | 470.4mm | 470.4mm |
| Wheelbase | 1194mm | 1221mm | 1241mm |
| BB Height | 275mm | 275mm | 275mm |
| Bike Standover Height | 355mm | 355mm | 355mm |
Geometry as published by Specialized for the 4.0. Ben has not measured this bike.
At a Glance
- FrameStep-through E5 aluminum
- Fork travel80 mm
- Seatpost travel40 mm
- Tires650b x 2.3 Hemisphere flat protection
- Crank length165 mm
- Rear rack rating27 kg
Sizes S, M and L. Specialized lists 29 inch front and 27.5 inch rear rims but 650b tires on the same page, so confirm wheel size with Specialized before you order.
Plan Your Ride
Your Range, Not Specialized's
This is the site's physics model, not a Specialized figure. Specialized claims up to 90 miles in eco mode, which assumes light assist and an easy pace.
The Numbers
Full Specifications
Source: specialized.com →⚡ E-System and Claims
🔧 Frame, Suspension & Cockpit
⚙️ Drivetrain & Brakes
🛞 Wheels & Extras
All values are Specialized's published spec for the 4.0 (2027 model year), copied on October 25, 2026 and labelled as claims. Ben has not tested or measured any of them. Weights are for the frame size Specialized lists and vary with size, colour and components. Specialized updates specs without notice.
Every Current Build
Builds and Prices
Check Specialized →| Build | Model year | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|
| Como 4.0 IGH | 2025 | $2,999.99$4,599.99 | In stock online (1 of 2 colours) |
| Como 4.0 | 2026 | $3,799.99$4,299.99 | In stock online (2 of 3 colours) |
| Como 4.0 | 2027 | $3,999.99$4,499.99 | In stock online |
| Como 5.0 IGH | 2026 | $5,599.99$6,099.99 | In stock online |
| Como 5.0 IGH | 2027 | $6,499.99 | In stock online |
US prices in USD from specialized.com on October 25, 2026. A struck price is Specialized's regular price, and the lower figure is what it shows today. Several model years are listed at once, so check the year before you buy. Stock is per colour, not per size.
What the Spec Sheet Says
The Short Version
On paper, the Como is the easy-entry city bike in Specialized's Turbo line: a low step-through frame, a 710 Wh battery, fenders, lights and a 27 kg rack in the box. The cheapest Como today is a 2025 4.0 IGH closeout at $2,999.99.
Ben hasn't tested the Turbo Como, so there is no Cave Score and no verdict. Every figure on this page is Specialized's own published spec.
On paper
- Step-through frame with an upright riding position
- 710 Wh battery and a claimed 90 miles in eco mode
- Fenders, lights, rack and a suspension seatpost included
- Lockable battery and a Turbo System Lock
Check before you buy
- 62 lb (28.15 kg) in size M
- The $2,999.99 price is a 2025 model (4.0 IGH) with one colour in stock
- The 2027 Como 4.0 is $3,999.99 on sale from $4,499.99
- Not tested: the 28 mph limit, the 90 mile range and every other figure here is Specialized's claim
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Specialized Turbo Como cost?
The cheapest Como today is the 2025 Como 4.0 IGH at $2,999.99, shown by Specialized as a closeout from $4,599.99, with one colour in stock. The 2026 Como 4.0 is $3,799.99, the 2027 Como 4.0 is $3,999.99 (regular $4,499.99) and the Como 5.0 IGH is $5,599.99 (2026) or $6,499.99 (2027). Prices were read on October 25, 2026.
How fast is the Turbo Como?
Specialized's product page says the motor assists up to 28 mph and lists the motor as Brose gen 2, 70 Nm, 28 mph. It doesn't name an e-bike class. Ben hasn't tested the bike, so 28 mph is Specialized's claim.
How far does the Turbo Como go on a charge?
Specialized claims up to 90 miles (145 km) or 6.5 hours of range in eco mode from the 710 Wh battery. That is a best-case number from the brand and not a test result.
How much does the Turbo Como weigh?
Specialized lists 28.15 kg (62 lb 1 oz) for the 2027 Como 4.0 in size M and 27.92 kg (61 lb 8.8 oz) for the 2026 Como 4.0.
Is the Turbo Como a step-through?
Yes. Specialized describes a low step-through frame with an upright rider position, fenders, lights and a rear rack.
Is the Turbo Como UL certified?
Specialized's product page says: as applicable, certified to UL 2849 (e-system) and/or UL 2271 (battery) by UL Solutions and/or SGS. The battery is also listed as UL. Confirm the listing for the exact build you buy.
Hauling it to the trailhead?
The brand lists the Specialized Turbo Como at 62 lb. By listed weight and tire width, 5 of the 8 hitch racks in our guide are rated to carry it: Young Electric, TANX, Sport Rider, Destination E, EasyFold XT 2. Check your receiver size and the rack's ramp before you buy.