Easy Rider

Dunno if I qualify as a seasoned e-biker, but I've clocked up 6,000 miles on my Batribike Dash. It's a nice little fold-up workhorse and I caught the last model that featured a manual throttle. Very handy on hills and at the traffic lights. However, the rim of the 20" back wheel has just collapsed and Batribike no longer have spares for this older model(!) What's more, it was designed to a nonstandard size(!!) and a replacement is so far proving impossible to get hold of. It makes me wary (and angry) and I wonder if availability of compatable spares is a problem with E-Bikes generally? So moving on, I'm now looking to buy a replacement and am considering the new SeaGo City Lite folder at £850/899 - currently reduced from £999. Overall, it looks a lot like the Coyote Connect and the Carrera Crosscity, but with far better specs including front and rear disc brakes, front fork suspension, in-frame 10.5 battery, and rear hub motor. It's the only bike produced by SeaGo Yatching and no doubt proves a useful accessory for boat people when they dock and want to explore the locale or do the shopping. Is anyone here familiar with this bike - the SeaGo City Lite folder? I haven't found any independent reviews or user comments. Any feedback would be most welcome.