E-Bike News

Cool. Wild. Visionary. Attributes like these seem entirely appropriate for this exciting prototype featuring a Mahle M40.

Compact, quick to set up, surprisingly smart. Nevertheless, this kit is not entirely free of one or two shortcomings.

Porsche would have loved to build its own ebike. Why the project ended so suddenly and what plans the company is sticking to.

Bosch is planning to launch a new feature that will increase your chances of getting your stolen ebike back in an emergency.

The upgraded Mahle X20 with more power and higher torque was previously only available on new models. That has now changed.

Radar warning system, tail light, and brake light in one. Flexible safety solution for ebikes without their own integrated system.

What annual accident figures show is now confirmed by a recent study: Cycling is dangerous and is also perceived as such by some.

When the charm of a bygone era meets the demands of a modern city ebike, it promises to be exciting. And guess what, it is.

Will this ebike motor with integrated 3-speed gearbox and automatic function become the future solution for urban ebikes?

Aventon is entering the European market next year – with specifically designed ebikes and a sales strategy that is still open.

An urban ebike made entirely of carbon. Well, almost. It also features a lightweight SX motor from Bosch and electronic gears.

What makes a gravel ebike in 2025? Which motors are installed? Rigid fork or suspension fork? What features do the frames offer?

Both partners are paving the way for effective digital anti-theft protection, over-the-air updates and remote error diagnosis.

Thanks to carbon and TQ HPR40, Scott’s lightest e-road bike to date weighs just 9.9 kg in its top-of-the-range model. Its price tag is quite something.

The first accessory for the DJI Avinox is a headlight. Lightweight and bright, it is strikingly reminiscent of competing lights.

Ampler has fundamentally redesigned its sporty speedster. It now also charges via USB-C and offers more equipment options.

With its unconventional design, innovative serial drive and enormous power, a newcomer from the US is attracting a lot of attention.

Managing Director Alexander Gebert talks about the new 48-volt electric drive, future retail strategies and personal goals.

Hardly any other e-folding bike is lighter than the Brompton Electric T Line. Titanium frame. Carbon fork. Still, it has its flaws.

Ebikes can enable huge savings, fitness and health improvements, social interactions, bliss, sportly adventures, and much more.

For the first time, a Giant drive uses the automotive industry standard. It will complement the portfolio of full-power motors.

With its first e-gravel bike, the manufacturer is setting a direction – and that leads away from the road and into the countryside.

Background of the app in the frame colour of your ebike. Haptic feedback on your mobile. The new version of the app does all this.

Orbea’s solution sees the battery, control unit, seat post and electronic derailleur working together in an innovative way.

The battery has a capacity of almost 2,000 Wh. A range of up to 400 km seems possible. But will the concept bike ever go on sale?

Invented over 100 years ago, this type of brake is still on the market. In some cases, it can still be an ideal solution today.

Trekking institution Explore E+. Talon E+ and Liv Tempt E+ hardtails. All with new components and features due to Smart Gateway 2.0.

Due to the new ‘operating system’, Giant is closing the gap on its competitors. The basis for further innovations has been laid.

The Qore drives will receive more power and torque very early on. The Drive3 Peak is thus on par with Bosch and DJI.

For the upcoming season, the manufacturer is focusing more on details such as new motors and electronic gear shifting.

With more peak power and higher torque, Mahle’s best rear wheel hub motor will be even better in the future.

How heavy is a lightweight ebike? What types are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages? Here are the answers.