E-bike is a motorized bicycle with an integrated electric motor used to assist propulsion. It comes in a variety of styles, but they may be broadly divided into two groups: those that add throttle and incorporate moped-like capability and those that aid the rider’s pedal force. Both can still be pedaled by the rider, making them neither electric motorcycles nor bicycles. Rechargeable batteries are used in e-bikes, which are typically motorized up to 25 to 32 km/h (16 to 20 mph).
E-bikes are categorized based on the amount of power that their electric motor is capable of producing and the control system, or when and how the motor’s power is applied. The legal definition of what defines a bicycle and what constitutes a moped or motorbike complicates the classification of e-bikes as well. As a result, many nations and municipal authorities have very different classifications for these e-bikes.
Here are the top 5 E-bike manufacturers in the USA
Juiced Bikes
California-based Juiced Bikes creates cutting-edge, high-performing, and cost-effective electric mobility products. Juiced, one of the first direct-to-consumer electric bike businesses in the U.S. market, has always been dedicated to the idea that the client comes first. Our infrastructure is specially positioned to maximize performance value for our riders. Juiced e-bikes are deliberately built and created so that users never have to choose between performance and price, form and function, substance and style, safety and speed, or affordability and quality.
HAOQI
HAOQI is an electric bicycle technology company. Prior until 2014, they made bicycles. They made the decision to accelerate the research and development of electric bicycles after doing extensive market research. They conducted a year of testing in 2015 to completely ensure the safety of bikers. OEM and ODM orders are the company’s main source of revenue since it entered the market in 2016. Domestic retail will start in the United States in 2020. California is the location. They have widened their reach across the United States, perfected the design of an affordable e-bike, and are actively advancing the field of transportation.
EVELO
EVELO has its origins in 2011, when Yevgeniy Mordkovich, one of its co-founders, was looking for a solution to allow him to spend more time biking with his wife. For his wife, he created an electric bike from scratch, making it simple for them both to ride at the same speed and enjoy each other’s company. The founders and the EVELO team continued to work over the following ten years to create, enhance, and provide to our clients electric bikes that were simple to operate, enjoyable to ride, and – most importantly – made the riders happy. Over the years, the industry saw a significant transformation as battery technology advanced, designs improved, and the popularity of electric bikes grew throughout the United States.
BLIX
With the ultimate goal of inspiring and empowering people to live a more enjoyable and healthy life, Blix creates captivating electric bikes. Every Blix e bike is made with a special blend of sleek appearance, strong performance, and clever utility features that are designed for both daily transportation and recreational riding. Blix is one of the fastest-growing direct-to-consumer e bike businesses in the United States. It was founded in Santa Cruz, California, in 2014. Innovative e-bike versions from Blix are available, including folding, cargo, cruiser, and city models.
AVENTON
The corporate headquarters of the electric bicycle brand and manufacturer Aventon are in Ontario, California. JW Zhang established Aventon in 2012, initially as a fixed-gear bicycle firm. In 2018, with the introduction of the Pace 500 electric bike, Aventon entered the e-bike industry. Since then, the company has introduced many other electric bike models, many of which have gained acclaim within the industry. Aventon ended production of their final fixed-gear models in 2020 and began concentrating only on e bikes. Aventon has experienced tremendous growth since the COVID-19 pandemic’s early lockdowns, as has the electric bike market as a whole.
