Orbea Rise 2026: debuts RS Control System, models and prices

The Orbea Rise 2026 arrives to consolidate its status as one of the benchmarks in lightweight eMTBs, maintaining the same platform introduced a year ago and adding as a great novelty the RS Control System in the most advanced setups, in addition to a completely renewed range.

The Orbea Rise 2026 exclusively introduces the RS Control System

A year ago, Orbea revolutionized its flagship lightweight full power eMTB with the arrival of a new Rise platform. A model that completely redesigned the carbon frame, improved stiffness, increased travel, and introduced the Rider Synergy Gen2 in the Shimano EP8 motors, reaching up to 85 Nm of torque. All this with new 420 and 630 Wh batteries, more autonomy, and the same philosophy as always: "Less E, more bike". The Rise was presented in two versions - SL (140 mm) and LT (150 mm) - and demonstrated that an eBike could feel like a traditional MTB, but with an extra natural power and superior autonomy.

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Now, the new Orbea Rise 2026 maintains this reference platform intact, but takes a step further in technological integration with the arrival of the RS Control System in the highest-end setups. This ecosystem connects motor, controller, display, and seatpost in a single system, simplifying the cockpit and adding exclusive intelligent functions.

The RS HMI controller integrates motor and seatpost control, with options such as Super Boost (maximum power for 15"), quick switch between RS/RS+ profiles, or intelligent seatpost modes (Ready-to-Drop and Partial Drop). All with a minimalist LED display that shows battery level and assistance with unprecedented precision.

The new MC10 RS Smart Dropper seatpost completes the package: lighter, with adjustable travel in 5 mm steps and internal sensors that allow fixing intermediate positions or activating the drop later. All powered by the bike's main battery, without external systems.

Orbea Rise 2026: models and prices

The Rise 2026 range is divided, as in 2025, into SL (140 mm) and LT (150 mm) versions, available in both OMR carbon and hydroformed aluminum. The novelty lies in the greater variety of setups, from the top of the range with the new RS Control System to more accessible options in aluminum that maintain the RS essence.

The models that include the RS Control System are the Rise SL M-LTD and M10, and Rise LT M-Team and M10.

Models and prices Rise LT Carbon 2026 (Carbon and 150mm)

• Rise LT M-Team 630Wh with RS Control System - €11,599
• Rise LT M-Team 420Wh with RS Control System - €11,399
• Rise LT M10 630Wh with RS Control System - €8,699
• Rise LT M10 420Wh with RS Control System - €8,499
• Rise LT M20 630Wh - €7,199
• Rise LT M20 420Wh - €6,999

Models and prices Rise SL Carbon 2026 (Carbon and 140mm)

• Rise SL M-LTD 630Wh with RS Control System - €11,199
• Rise SL M-LTD 420Wh with RS Control System - €10,999
• Rise SL M10 630Wh with RS Control System - €8,199
• Rise SL M10 420Wh with RS Control System - €7,999
• Rise SL M20 630Wh - €6,799
• Rise SL M20 420Wh - €6,599

Models and prices Rise LT Hydro 2026 (Aluminum and 150mm)

• Rise LT H10 - €6,199
• Rise LT H20 - €5,299

Models and prices Rise SL Hydro 2026 (Aluminum and 140mm)

• Rise SL H10 - €5,699
• Rise SL H30 - €4,699

With the RS Control System as a great novelty, the new Rise once again positions itself at the forefront of the lightweight eMTB category, offering each rider the option to configure it to their liking: from top-of-the-range models with total integration to more accessible versions that maintain the RS essence.