Handing is what you'd expect for a bike like this. Satisfactory, but easily the worst of any bike I've owned (to be fair, I ride BMX bikes). Build quality feels good, especially for the price, but it is a cargo bike. Don't expect it to feel as solid as a fixie, or any other simpler machine. Drivetrain functions well. Shifting and acceleration feel great, but the default gearing is too low for my tastes. I found myself having to pedal super fast to get above 22 mph, so I swapped to different freewheel. Braking feels like what you'd expect from hydraulic disc brakes with rotors this size, which is to say excellent. Tires have withstood running over broken glass, but I have taken 1 sidewall puncture (almost all tires are vulnerable to sidewall punctures). Seat isn't terribly comfy, so I replaced that as well, and I also plan on replacing the pedals, as these lack sufficient grip. None of these things are dealbreakers, and to be fair, I've replaced the seat and pedals on literally every stock bike I've ever bought. And for the price, I'm totally fine with having to make a couple of upgrades. Very happy with my purchase overall, and would recommend to anyone who actually needs a beast like this.

Awesume cargo bike. More powerful. Cruse control. Walk mode. Programable. Motor super quick. Front suspension forks. XPedition light and turn signals.
To name a few

I'm always skeptical of reviews. Never really know if they're by real people or not. I'm pretty sure I'm real, and I definitely spent a real $1.6k getting a grey bual battery A6.
So have a review. Hope it helps you decide on what bike is good for you.

I have some qualms with the A6.
The rear/second battery is a nightmare to remove or put in. Seriously, wow..
The rubber covers on the batteries can't hold up for very long, two months in and they've fallen off, leaving the charging port and power switch exposed.
The blinkers are very small. From just two car lengths away all you can tell is there's a blinking light. Mostly useless.
The charging port on the batteries is super weird and finicky. You're going to struggle plugging the charger in more often than not.
The kick stand sucks, majorly. Either you have to pull the bike back, this pulling away from whatever you're locking the bike to, or you have to lift the back of a heavy bike that might have heavy cargo in it to put the kickstand down.

But! But! I don't hate this bike. I do like it.
You can get to 21mph on pure throttle with no/light cargo, which I appreciate on lazy outings.
The range really is great! I haven't pushed the limits of it (yet) but I have very little range/battery level anxiety with this bike.
It really can handle some serious weight. I'm talking 400lbs fairly frequently!
Aside from the rubber covers on the batteries, this bike is sturdy. I crashed going 25mph (avoiding a car that ran a stop sign) and aside from a broken chain and some scuffs, this bike is still chugging good.
Almost 500 miles in the first two months of having it, and it's taking it like a champ.
The LCD screen is very visible, even at night.

Here are a few neutral comments on the bike;
You do not have to have the keys to turn on or drive the bike.
It's a big, heavy bike, so if you're used to regular sized ebikes, prepare for less maneuverability. Just part of cargo bikes!
More cargo means less speed. You're not going to get that 21mph throttle spread with the bike fully loaded.
If you have a passenger, and you're struggling to find pegs, 3/4in PVC pipe works like a charm.

So, all in all, if you want a bike that's sturdy, can haul a lot, and has good range, the A6 dual battery can offer that. Just keep some of the downsides (especially the exposed charging port!) in mind.

Very high-quality cargo eBike. Very smooth. Front very fast great for deliveries suspension works great. I love the rear rack you can customize it to your needs

Perfect bike for me. Smooth power delivery with lots of torque for hills with a heavy load. Love the silent motor, hydraulic brakes, and the physical buttons for turn signals and lights. Extra battery helps tremendously with range anxiety.

A6-Dual battery Cargo Ebike

A6-Dual battery Cargo Ebike