Scott Voltage 920 — 2026
Scott Voltage 920 — 2026
The Scott Voltage 920 brings together TQ HPR60, 160 mm / 155 mm suspension, and a voltage carbon hmf chassis for trail / lightweight riding.
Why it belongs on the shortlist
A trail-focused platform for riders who value balanced handling, efficient climbing assistance, and a lively feel across technical singletrack. It is designed to cover long days without losing the character that makes a great mountain bike engaging.
Motor and battery
The TQ HPR60 system delivers 60 Nm with a 360 Wh + 160 Wh range extender battery. The emphasis is natural-feeling assistance, clean integration, and responsive trail handling.
Real-world range changes with elevation, support mode, rider mass, temperature, surface, tire setup, and battery condition. Use capacity as a comparison point and plan routes with a practical reserve.
Suspension and control
160 mm of front travel and 155 mm at the rear are paired with the Marzocchi Z2 / current official build specification fork and FOX Nude / current official build specification shock. The 29 inch wheel configuration supports the bike’s intended balance of rollover, cornering response, and descending stability.
Component highlights
| Frame | Voltage carbon HMF |
|---|---|
| Motor | TQ HPR60 |
| Torque | 60 Nm |
| Battery | 360 Wh + 160 Wh range extender |
| Travel | 160 mm front / 155 mm rear |
| Fork | Marzocchi Z2 / current official build specification |
| Shock | FOX Nude / current official build specification |
| Drivetrain | SRAM mechanical 12-speed |
| Brakes | Four-piston hydraulic disc |
| Wheel configuration | 29 inch |
| Approximate weight | See official size-specific figure |
| Color choices | Carbon Black |
| US assist configuration | US assist to 20 mph |
Fit and sizing
Available size options:
- S
- M
- L
- XL
Start with the manufacturer chart, then compare reach, stack, standover, wheel setup, and dropper insertion. Riders between sizes should decide whether they prefer a more agile cockpit or a longer, more stable feel.
Setup for the first ride
A qualified technician should verify the wheels, brakes, fastener torque, cockpit, suspension pressure, tire setup, firmware, and complete drive-system operation. Fine-tuning sag, rebound, tire pressure, and controls to the rider makes a meaningful difference on trail.
Battery care
Charge with the supplied system in a dry, ventilated area on a stable surface. Inspect the battery and charger before use, follow the manufacturer’s storage guidance, and keep the system away from impact, extreme heat, and water intrusion.
Warranty
Scott manufacturer warranty applies; component terms vary. Refer to the current manufacturer terms for registration, original-owner, component, and territory requirements.
Common questions
What type of rider suits this bike?
Riders looking for a premium trail / lightweight e-MTB with lightweight assistance and a technically focused component package.
How should I choose a size?
Use height and inseam as a starting point, then compare geometry and handling preference. A professional fit or test ride is the best final check.