E-Bike News

For the first time, ebikes dominate the winners. Urban models and e-MTBs on a par. These are just two of the jury’s findings.

After the chain for ebikes, KMC now manufactures complete drive systems and is even launching an entirely new brand for them.

Are ebikes with supercapacitors experiencing a hype right now? Now there is also a combination with a conventional ebike battery.

Vonovia rents and sells ebikes in neighbourhoods with a high proportion of its own apartments. The project is still a test run.

Décathlon, the world’s second-largest seller of electric bicycles, jumped on the bandwagon of light ebikes, offering an elegant 14kg model.

The North American market has lagged behind in the sustainable collection and recycling of ebike batteries. Now it is catching up.

Solid-state batteries could hugely improve ebikes. They already demonstrated to last much longer, with a much bigger range than li-ion batteries.

If you can’t go fast enough when mountain biking downhill, you should take a closer look at this premiere from Barcelona.

When it comes to bicycle lighting for ebikes, more is often better. Especially if the “more” doesn’t just refer to the light.

Applications & displays enable you to fully harness your ebike potentialities. Yet you could prefer a simple, lean handlebar.

With the new Zing Super Deluxe, the manufacturer is attempting to strike a balance between lightness and powerful motor support.

Urban ebikes with low-step frame have long been part of the manufacturer’s range. However, one with a hub gear was missing.

Until now, bikes with an e-drive have been left out of the manufacturer’s catalogue. But its premiere whets the appetite for more.

An incorrectly adjusted wheel circumference leads to a malfunction on a Cube children’s ebike. Quick action is advisable.

What at first glance appears to be a common model series turns out to be two e-mountain bikes with quite different approaches.

Does the transport transition need more speed pedelecs? The German bicycle industry thinks so and seeks options to promote them.

Pratically all main groups now sell ebikes, although only Jeep makes a sound turnover, and, to a lesser extent, Mercedes & Porsche. Read More »Many Car Manufacturers Now Sell E-bikes: Why, How?

The manufacturer’s very first ebike with a Bosch Performance Line SX system is an urban ebike. It bears a few road bike touches.

Ebike prices may not be decreasing, but discounts are more numerous, averaging 20% on many ebikes. Is there a recession?Read More »Ebike Weaker Sales: is There a Recession? Why? What’s next? 

For the first time, Specialized is installing its lightest ebike system on a bike with drop bars. The concept works pretty well.

The future strategic direction emphasises service and quality. The company also wants to remain a technical pioneer.

The first examples of this drive with a mid-mounted motor shall be delivered in just two years. Now their test phase has begun.

In future, you will be able to store your ebike’s track log in the app. This can be a great advantage in the event of theft.

The manufacturer’s motors are successful in many categories – but by no means in all of them. A new drive could change that.

Visually and technically, this ebike is blurring the boundaries between professional sport and everyday cycling.

Only half the teeth on the sprocket, but more than twice as durable. With this drivetrain by New Motion Labs, this equation works.

Those who would prefer never to maintain the gearshift on their bike should definitely take a look at this newcomer to the market.

Car-to-car communication is long past its rudiments. Future systems should also enable communication from car to ebike.

Efficiency as the sole argument could be too one-sided to convince people to use sustainable forms of mobility in the long term.

What will the ebike of the future look like? Yamaha envisions it could have two motors. Or one. But it’s decoupled from the crank.

As a motor supplier, Sram is only one of a total of three top-class companies that have had a hand in this e-mountain bike.

Up to now, the manufacturer has only launched bicycles without e-drive under its Lab71 label. This time it is a model with a motor.

Originally, the Finnish company wanted to make a splash with its Revonte One drive. Now a quick liquidation is looming.

Highly innovative, Sram returns among the manufacturers of ebike drives. Support comes from a well-known supplier from Germany.

After a change in production, the manufacturer considers great progress and announces first deliveries outside Norway.