Trek Fetch+
Trek's compact family cargo e-bike: 20 in wheels, Bosch Performance Line Cargo, and a dual-battery-ready frame, now sold as a closeout.
Make It Yours
Colour Options
Check availability →
Every Build
Builds and Prices
See them at Trek →| Build | Price | Online stock |
|---|---|---|
| Fetch+ 2Closeout | $2,999.93 | In stock |
| Fetch+ 4Closeout | $4,999.93 | Low stock |
Prices and stock read from Trek's US store on October 25, 2026. Closeout means Trek has marked the build for clearance, so the price ends when the stock does.
Watch the Review
Video Review
Subscribe on YouTube →More Angles
Studio Photos
Up Close
Detail Gallery
The Engineering
What Trek Says About the Fetch+
Power
Straight from Trek's spec sheet.
Bosch Cargo motor
Performance Line Cargo, tuned for hauling loads, with 85 Nm according to Trek.
Dual-battery frame
Trek calls the frame dual battery compatible.
Adjustable Fit
Straight from Trek's spec sheet.
One size, adjustable
A telescoping seatpost (Fetch+ 2) or a 200 mm dropper (Fetch+ 4) lets different riders share it.
20 in wheels
A short wheelbase and a low standover.
Braking and Gearing
Straight from Trek's spec sheet.
4-piston hydraulic brakes
Tektro HD-T737 brakes on the Fetch+ 2.
Enviolo hub on the 4
A continuously variable hub shifts without a derailleur.
Plan Your Ride
Your Range, Not Trek's
Trek does not state a range for the Fetch+ in the spec data we pulled, so there is no claimed figure to compare. Set it up the way you actually ride and the calculator gives you a window to plan inside. It uses the battery size on this page and an assumed bike weight of 75 lb, because Trek's data does not list one.
Find Your Fit
Sizes
Frame sizes Trek lists for the Fetch+
- One size fits mostListed by Trek
Rider-height ranges are on Trek's sizing and fit guide. Not every size is in every colour or build.
The Numbers
Full Specifications
Source: trekbikes.com →⚡ E-System
🚦 Class and Speed
🔧 Frame and Components
✨ Practical Extras
All specs are Trek's, read from Trek's US product data on October 25, 2026. Builds inside a family differ, so the build is named wherever it matters.
The Bike Cave Verdict
Not Yet Tested by Ben
Ben has not ridden the Trek Fetch+, so there is no verdict, no Cave Score and no measured number here. What follows is Trek's own spec sheet, checked against Trek's US store on October 25, 2026. If he rides one, this is where his words go.
What the spec sheet lists
- Bosch Performance Line Cargo motor, 85 Nm
- Dual-battery compatible frame
- One size with an adjustable seatpost
- 4-piston hydraulic brakes on the Fetch+ 2
- Large closeout discounts from Trek's original prices
What to know before you buy
- Ben has not ridden it, so no hauling, range or handling verdict
- Closeout, prices and stock end when units sell
- Weight and payload are not published in the spec data we pulled
- Cargo accessories are sold separately
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Trek Fetch+?
On Trek's US store on October 25, 2026: Fetch+ 2 $2,999.93 (closeout, was $5,999.99) and Fetch+ 4 $4,999.93 (closeout, was $8,499.99).
Is the Trek Fetch+ discontinued?
Trek sells the Fetch+ at closeout prices with very few units left, which is how Trek flags a run-out model. Check stock before you plan around it.
What motor does the Trek Fetch+ use?
Both builds use the Bosch Performance Line Cargo motor from the Smart System, with a 500Wh battery on the 2 and a 750Wh battery on the 4.
Can the Trek Fetch+ carry kids?
It is built as a family cargo e-bike, but we have not confirmed Trek's passenger and payload ratings, so check Trek's product page and manual for the numbers.
Has Ben tested the Trek Fetch+?
No. Ben has not ridden the Trek Fetch+ yet, so this page has no Cave Score, no verdict and no measured numbers. Everything here is Trek's claimed spec, checked against Trek's US store on October 25, 2026.
Where can I buy the Trek Fetch+?
On Trek's US store or from a Trek retailer. The buttons on this page open Trek's store through our affiliate link; search for the Fetch+ there. Stock and prices move, so confirm both at checkout.
Is the Trek Fetch+ UL certified?
Trek's US product pages do not state a UL listing in the spec data we pulled, so we are not claiming one. Ask Trek or a Trek retailer for the certification of the specific build before you buy.
Affiliate disclosure: the Trek buy links on this page are affiliate links. If you buy, Trek pays The Bike Cave a commission and you pay the same price. How that works.