Crussis e-Full 12.11 Pro X: A 150 Nm E-MTB Beast Priced at €12K
02.08.26
The new Crussis e-Full 12.11 Pro X is a serious E-MTB engineered for riders seeking maximum off-road support and high-end construction without compromising on premium components. The bike is built on a carbon frame and focused on uncompromising cross-country performance.
What Is the Crussis e-Full 12.11 Pro X
This model is the result of Crussis’ engineering approach to creating a lightweight and powerful solution for enthusiasts. While the manufacturer is hesitant to disclose official weight data, independent tests show that a size L frame weighs approximately 22.3 kg. This is an impressive figure for a full-suspension electric mountain bike of this class.
Motor and Power Specs
Taking center stage is the mid-drive Avinox M2S system from DJI. Its key highlight is the colossal 150 Nm of torque available in Boost mode. In Germany, in accordance with local regulations, the continuous nominal power is limited to 250 W.
For long rides, the bike comes equipped with an 800 Wh battery. Engineers have designed a rapid charging system: the proprietary 12 A charger allows users to top up capacity to 75% in just 1.5 hours.

Tech and Equipment
Assist modes are controlled via handlebar remotes and the informative Avinox DP100 OLED touch display, which is elegantly integrated into the top tube to protect it from potential impacts. A USB Type-C port with up to 65 W of output is available for charging navigators or smartphones while on the go.
High-End Components
Crussis has spared no expense on hardware. The bike features:
- Fork: Fox Podium Grip X2 Kashima
- Rear Shock: Fox Float X Live Valve Neo Evol LV
- Brakes: SRAM Maven Ultimate with 200 mm rotors
- Drivetrain: 12-speed SRAM XX Eagle AXS T-Type
- Wheels: Carbon FSA Gradient i30 with Maxxis tires
Interestingly, the bike does not use a “mullet” setup (different wheel diameters): identical wheel sizes are used front and rear, providing improved stability during handling.
Price
The device is priced at 11,990 euros ($12,950). This places it in the top market segment for consumer E-MTBs, underscoring the bike’s premium status.
Verdict
This bike is designed for those ready to invest in cutting-edge DJI technology and top-tier Fox components. The Crussis e-Full 12.11 Pro X offers exceptional motor power and excellent system integration, making it one of the most technologically advanced options for serious off-road adventures in 2026. However, paying the price of a small car for an e-bike might be a stretch for many.
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