Trek Slash+
Trek's light-assist enduro e-MTB: carbon frame, TQ-HPR60 motor, 580Wh battery and 170 mm of travel front and rear.

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Builds and Prices
See them at Trek →| Build | Price | Online stock |
|---|---|---|
| Slash+ 9.7 | $7,999.99 | In stock |
| Slash+ 9.9Closeout | $9,499.93 | In 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.
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The Engineering
What Trek Says About the Slash+
Power
Straight from Trek's spec sheet.
TQ-HPR60 light-assist motor
60 Nm, 250W continuous and 350W peak, on a carbon frame.
580Wh removable battery
The same TQ pack as the Fuel+.
Suspension
Straight from Trek's spec sheet.
170 mm front and rear
Fox on the 9.7, RockShox on the 9.9.
High main pivot and idler
Trek lists a high main pivot with an idler pulley in the frame spec.
Tuning
Straight from Trek's spec sheet.
Adjustable leverage rate
A flip chip on the frame changes the rear suspension feel.
Angle-adjust headset
Changes the head angle on the frame.
Plan Your Ride
Your Range, Not Trek's
Trek does not state a range for the Slash+ 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 45 lb, because Trek's data does not list one.
Find Your Fit
Sizes
Frame sizes Trek lists for the Slash+
- SListed by Trek
- MListed by Trek
- LListed by Trek
- XLListed 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 Slash+, 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
- TQ-HPR60 motor with a 580Wh removable battery
- OCLV Mountain Carbon frame
- 170 mm of travel front and rear
- Adjustable leverage rate and head angle
- Both builds mostly in stock
What to know before you buy
- Ben has not ridden it, so no trail, climbing or range verdict
- Highest starting price of the Trek e-bikes on this site
- Slash+ 9.9 is a closeout, so price and stock move
- Lower torque than a full-power Bosch CX (60 Nm)
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Trek Slash+?
On Trek's US store on October 25, 2026: Slash+ 9.7 $7,999.99, and Slash+ 9.9 $9,499.93 as a closeout (was $12,499.99).
What motor does the Trek Slash+ use?
A TQ-HPR60 with 60 Nm of torque, 250W continuous and 350W peak power, plus a 580Wh battery.
How much travel does the Trek Slash+ have?
Trek lists 170 mm of travel on the fork and 170 mm in the rear.
What class is the Trek Slash+?
Class 1, pedal assist up to 20 mph, no throttle.
Has Ben tested the Trek Slash+?
No. Ben has not ridden the Trek Slash+ 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 Slash+?
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 Slash+ there. Stock and prices move, so confirm both at checkout.
Is the Trek Slash+ 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.
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