Amflow PL Carbon Black Friday Sale: Up to $1,600 Off DJI’s Award-Winning E-MTB

DJI’s Amflow brand just dropped its first-ever promotional pricing on the award-winning PL Carbon electric mountain bikes, and the timing couldn’t be better for Black Friday shoppers.

The sale, running from November 28 through December 23, takes up to $1,600 off the flagship PL Carbon Pro and $1,000 off the standard PL Carbon. Both models are available exclusively at amflowbikes.com.

Here’s what the sale prices look like:

Why This Deal Matters

At $6,499, the Amflow PL Carbon now undercuts the Specialized Turbo Levo 4 Comp Alloy ($7,299) while delivering superior specs across the board.

The Avinox M1 drive system pumps out 105 Nm of torque y 850 watts of peak power in standard mode. Flip it into Boost mode, and you’re looking at 120 Nm and 1,000 watts for 30-second bursts. For comparison, Bosch and Shimano top out at 85 Nm and 600 watts.

The motor itself weighs just 5.5 pounds (2.52 kg), giving it one of the highest power-to-weight ratios in the industry. Pair that with the 5-pound (2.27 kg) carbon fiber frame, and complete bike weights start at just 42.3 pounds (19.2 kg) for the Pro model with a 600Wh battery.

What You Get at Each Price Point

Amflow PL Carbon ($6,499 sale price):

• 800Wh integrated battery
• FOX 36 Performance Elite fork (160mm)
• FOX Float Performance rear shock (150mm)
• SRAM GX Eagle 12-speed drivetrain
• Magura MT5 4-piston brakes with 203mm rotors
• Alloy wheels with Maxxis Assegai/Dissector tires

Amflow PL Carbon Pro ($8,599 sale price):

• 800Wh integrated battery
• FOX 36 Factory fork with GRIP X2 damper and Kashima coating
• FOX Float X Factory rear shock
• SRAM X0 Eagle AXS wireless drivetrain
• Magura MT7 Pro brakes
• Carbon wheels (Amflow HMC-30)
• FOX Transfer Factory 180mm dropper post

Both models support 29-inch or 27.5-inch rear wheels via a flip-chip, letting you switch between full 29er and mullet configurations without affecting the frame’s geometry.

Fast Charging and Smart Features

The 800Wh battery charges from 0% to 75% in just 1.5 hours with the included fast charger. Real-time monitoring, self-discharge protection, and abnormality alerts keep the battery healthy, with Amflow promising at least 80% capacity retention after 500 charge cycles.

The 2-inch OLED touchscreen displays real-time ride data and integrates GPS, 4G, and Bluetooth connectivity. Optional theft alerts and ride tracking come through the Avinox app.

Walk mode includes Auto Hold to prevent rollback on slopes, Hill Start Assist for extra torque on inclines, and stationary gear-shifting for smoother starts.

Award-Winning Performance

The Amflow PL Carbon has racked up serious recognition since its Eurobike 2024 debut:

• EMTB of the Year (Gold) – EMTB-News.de
• Design and Innovation Award 2025
• Best in Test – E-MOUNTAINBIKE Magazine
• Standout Product of the Year 2024 – Singletrack World Magazine
• Most Innovative Brand – EMTB-News.de (for the Avinox system)

E-MOUNTAINBIKE Magazine called it “one of the best climbers” in their 2025 comparison test, noting the bike’s ability to catapult riders up fire roads in Turbo mode.

EVXL’s Take

This is the first time Amflow has offered any promotional pricing since launching in the U.S. market back in July, making it a significant opportunity for riders who’ve been on the fence.

At $6,499, the base PL Carbon now costs $800 less than the Specialized Turbo Levo 4 Comp Alloy while delivering more torque (105 Nm vs 101 Nm) and more peak power (1,000W vs 666W). That’s a compelling value proposition.

DJI’s entry into the e-bike market through Amflow represents the same engineering philosophy that made them dominant in drones: pack maximum performance into minimum weight, then wrap it in polished software. The Avinox system proves that approach translates well to two wheels.

The sale runs through December 23, giving you nearly a month to decide. But if you’ve been waiting for a price drop on what many consider the most exciting e-MTB release of the year, this is it.

What do you think of Amflow’s first-ever sale? Let us know in the comments below.