CUBE has unveiled its 2027 product range, introducing new and updated models across road, gravel, mountain bike, hybrid e-bike, clothing and accessories.
The launch is led by the redesigned Litening Aero C:68X, which becomes the new flagship of the German brand’s road range and the race bike of the TotalEnergies Pro Cycling Team. CUBE says the new C:68X carbon frame and fork are 150g lighter than before, while the frameset delivers a claimed 6.2-watt aerodynamic saving. The Litening Aero C:68X now accepts tyres up to 34mm wide and is available in a size 62 frame for the first time.
Every model in the range is supplied with a power meter and Newmen carbon wheelset. The new Litening Aero C:68X Orbit uses a 13-speed SRAM Red XPLR AXS 1x drivetrain and is claimed to weigh 6.9kg. The Litening Aero C:68X range starts at £4,999, with the SLT priced at £7,499.
CUBE has also updated the Attain road range, with the Attain C:62 Race starting at £1,999 and the Attain C:62 SLX priced at £2,499 with Shimano 105 Di2, a carbon wheelset and integrated carbon cockpit. Aluminium Attain models now come with hydraulic disc brakes as standard.
In gravel, the 2027 Nuroad line-up adds a new Nuroad ONE model and continues with aluminium and C:62 carbon frame options. The Nuroad C:62 SLT sits at the top of the range, featuring Newmen Streem G.62 Vonoa carbon wheels, SRAM Red AXS XPLR and an integrated IC Aero carbon cockpit. From the C:62 EXC upwards, CUBE says every C:62 model now comes with an integrated carbon cockpit and carbon wheelset.
MTB range includes return of Fritzz
On the mountain bike side, CUBE has reintroduced the Fritzz name as a new enduro platform. The Fritzz features a C:62 carbon frame, 170mm of travel, a high-pivot suspension design, mullet set-up as standard and the option to convert to full 29in using the supplied dropout. The Fritzz C:62 Super TM is priced at £4,999.
The Stereo range has also been reworked around a 150mm front and 145mm rear travel trail platform, available in Stereo HPC and Stereo C:62 carbon versions. The Stereo HPC Race starts at £2,199. For downhill, the Two15 has been completely redesigned with a new High Performance Aluminium frame, 200mm of travel and high-pivot suspension, with the Two15 SLX priced at £3,999.
Hardtails remain a key part of the offer, with the redesigned CUBE Aim starting at £499 and updated aluminium Reaction Pro and Reaction SLX models featuring new frames with smooth-welded tube junctions. The Reaction range starts at £999.
New hybrid e-bikes and urban models
CUBE’s 2027 City & Trekking Hybrid range adds the new Editor Hybrid 360 and Supreme Hybrid C:62, while existing models including the Kathmandu Hybrid, Touring Hybrid, Longtail Hybrid, Compact Hybrid and Fold Hybrid receive updates.
The Editor Hybrid 360 FE series starts from £1,699 and uses Bosch’s Hub Line system with a 360Wh battery. All models are supplied in FE specification with lighting, mudguards, luggage carrier and kickstand, while the Editor Hybrid Pro 360 FE adds a Gates belt drive and singlespeed drivetrain.
The new Supreme Hybrid C:62 Deluxe brings CUBE’s C:62 carbon construction to the Supreme range. It is offered in SLX and SLT versions, both with a carbon Easy Entry frame, Bosch Performance Line CX motor, 600Wh PowerTube battery, Gates belt drive and Kiox 500 display. The SLT adds Enviolo automatic shifting and Bosch eBike ABS, with pricing at £4,899.
Accessories line expands
The 2027 launch also includes new helmets, eyewear, pannier inserts, pumps, tools, lighting and security products. Highlights include the NUPATH helmet with MIPS protection at £44.95, the ECHO road helmet with MIPS Air Node technology at £89.95, and the Vertex and Litening eyewear models at £69.95.
All new bikes in the 2027 range are also fitted with Schwalbe Clik Valve valves as standard. The complete CUBE 2027 collection is available through cube.eu and official CUBE dealers.
