Cube Touring Hybrid ONE 400 - Bosch 65 Nm and 400 Wh

Cube Touring Hybrid ONE 400 rolls into frame as a trekking e-bike built around Bosch drive hardware, a 400 Wh battery, and a full daily-riding kit. The 2022 archive page lists the grey'n'blue model at 25.1 kg.

Frame, Fork, And Drive

The archive page lists an Aluminium Superlite frame with Gravity Casting Technology, Efficient Comfort Geometry, a tapered head tube, and a semi-integrated carrier. It also lists an SR Suntour NVX30 Coil fork with 100 mm travel and a Bosch Drive Unit Performance Generation 3 motor rated at 65 Nm and 250 watts.

Cube's archive also lists a Bosch PowerTube 400 battery, a Bosch Purion display, and a Bosch 2A charger. Shimano BR-MT200 hydraulic disc brakes, Shimano 9-speed shifting, and Schwalbe Big Ben tires round out the drivetrain and contact points.

Accessories And Size Range

Cube's archive shows practical hardware already fitted: integrated lighting, mudguards, a kickstand, and an ACID Semi-Integrated Carrier with RILink adapter compatibility. The size run spans Men, Trapeze, and Easy Entry frames, with frame sizes from 46 cm to 62 cm depending on the frame style.

The same archive lists 55-622 tires, a 700 mm handlebar, and a 30.9 mm seat post. Those numbers place the bike squarely in trekking territory rather than stripped-down commuter form.

Where It Sits Today

The current Cube touring-hybrid lineup page shows the family has moved on to Bosch Smart System models, including Touring Hybrid ONE 600 and Touring Hybrid PRO 800 entries. Against that newer lineup, the ONE 400 reads as the earlier 400 Wh, 65 Nm generation.

For riders who want a Bosch-equipped trekking bike with lights, fenders, and a rack already fitted, the archived ONE 400 specification still makes the shape of the bike clear. Its strongest limits are the older battery class and the dated drive package compared with Cube's current touring range.

What The Spec Sheet Delivers

Cube's archive gives the most usable snapshot of the bike: 25.1 kg weight, 400 Wh battery capacity, and 65 Nm motor torque. It also pins down the exact article number as 531050 and the color as grey'n'blue.

That makes the bike easy to place as a fully equipped trekking e-bike with older Bosch power hardware and commuter-friendly fittings. The article number, weight, and component list are the useful anchors for anyone comparing it with current touring models.

Bottom Line For Trekking Riders

Cube Touring Hybrid ONE 400 suits riders who want a Bosch-powered trekking bike with rack, lights, mudguards, and a kickstand already installed. The newer Touring Hybrid family uses Bosch Smart System models with 600 Wh and 800 Wh entries, so this archive model now sits as the older 400 Wh reference point.