Levo Gen 3 Custom Rx Trail Tuned motor vs Full Power motor - 2022 Levo

[Garybee]

I am thinking of buying a 2022 Levo Comp Carbon. It is specified with a "Custom Rx Trail Tuned Motor" which is different from most other models. Is there really a difference? Below is a chart I made with specifications taken from the U.S. website.

 

[Cb750stu]

That motor is a new one on me I never knew that motor existed

 

[RAYDAHS]

Gary, I am in the same boat as you....I am contemplating the Turbo Levo Expert, Turbo Levo Comp Carbon and threw in the base Turbo Levo Carbon...these are the US sale items.

I noticed the same as you, then decided to make a spreadsheet for visual comparison, much to my surprise the chainrings are different for the Turbo Levo Expert, Turbo Levo Comp Carbon. So I called rider care and asked why, along with the motor question.

I was told, they're the same motors and probably a typo due to a model year change marketing supporting document?
As for the difference in the chainrings...supply chain issue, no technical reason according to them.

In case anyone else is pondering the sale bikes..

 

[RebornRider]

Aww man, that sux. I wanted a City Street Tuned Motor on my emtb.

 

[upperoso]

There motor descriptions are perhaps misleading. Guessing the same motor and tune for all Turbo Levos. Across the globe, the descriptions are inconsistent.

USA:
https://www . specialized . com/us/en/turbo-levo-comp-carbon/p/216806?color=349650-216806

Click on "Read More" to see

It starts with our Turbo Full Power 2.2 motor
and Turbo Connect Unit (TCU), which provide Levo
with a smooth and seamless amplification of your
 efforts—...

And, of course, note that "* Specifications are subject to change without notice"

The chainring size is amusing. 32T vs. 34T. Looks arbitrary.