
E-Bike Battery Packs
Custom E-Bike Battery Packs
Built Around Your System
Three representative directions for bicycle OEMs, brands and fleets—frame-integrated, external removable and service-ready system packs—developed around the vehicle, drive system and lifecycle plan.
CHOOSE A PRODUCT DIRECTION
Three Pack Directions.
One Vehicle-Level Review.
Choose the closest mechanical and service direction, then confirm the battery around the frame, drive system and charger. The images below show representative platforms rather than fixed catalogue models.

01FRAME-INTEGRATED PLATFORM
Frame-Integrated & Downtube Packs
For new bicycle platforms where the battery envelope, removal path and weight distribution are designed with the frame from the start.
Frame space, mounting direction and service access reviewed together

02EXTERNAL REMOVABLE PLATFORM
Rear-Rack & External Battery Packs
For city, commuter and utility bicycles that prioritize straightforward removal, secure mounting and accessible charging.
Housing, rail, lock and charge interface reviewed together

03SERVICE-READY PLATFORM
Fleet & Aftersales System Packs
For delivery fleets, shared mobility and branded replacement programs that need a controlled configuration and a traceable service path.
Approved fit, identification and lifecycle support reviewed together
Product images show representative directions only. Exact housing, interface, availability and specifications are confirmed after technical review.
VEHICLE & BATTERY-SYSTEM INTEGRATION
Make the Pack Fit
More Than the Frame.
An e-bike battery is part of the drive and service system. The enclosure, mounting, electrical behaviour, charger and identification path must work together for the intended bicycle platform.
01
Housing, Rail & Lock
Envelope, removal direction, retention, sealing and service access are defined around the vehicle.
02
Motor, Controller & Charger
Voltage window, load profile, controller behaviour and charging strategy are reviewed as one system.
03
BMS, Interface & Service
Protection, sensing, connector, CAN/UART options and aftersales identification follow the agreed platform.

Representative integration concept. Final cell format, housing, BMS, communication, lock and rail vary by vehicle and project requirements.
TECHNICAL REVIEW STARTS WITH
Six inputs connect the bicycle platform to the pack, interface and service direction.
01
Vehicle & Frame
02
Voltage & Capacity
03
Motor & Controller
04
Housing & Lock
05
Interface & Communication
06
Charging & Lifecycle
VALIDATION & DOCUMENTATION
A Short, Evidence-Led
Release Path.
The pack is released against an agreed vehicle and system requirement. The exact validation and documentation scope follows the bicycle platform, target market and project stage.
01
System Review
Vehicle, frame, drive system, charger and target market.
02
Prototype & Fit Check
Electrical behaviour, enclosure, mounting and removal path.
03
Vehicle Validation
Drive system, charging, temperature and service behaviour.
04
Controlled Release
Approved configuration, identification and document path.
REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EVIDENCE
Agreed system requirement record
Fit, interface and validation record
Approved configuration and service path
BEST FIT
Projects This Series Is Built For
- E-bike OEM and brand battery projects
- Branded aftersales and controlled replacement programs
- Delivery, rental and shared-fleet battery systems
PROJECT BOUNDARY
Requests That Need a Different Path
- One-off generic consumer replacement purchases
- Universal-fit claims without frame and system data
- E-motorcycle, tricycle or unrelated traction platforms
START AN E-BIKE BATTERY PROJECT
Share Your Vehicle
and System Inputs.
Share the closest available bicycle, frame and drive-system information. Missing technical details can be organized during the requirement review.
USEFUL INFORMATION FOR THE FIRST REVIEW
01
Vehicle type, frame and housing space
02
Nominal voltage and target capacity
03
Motor and controller information
04
Charger and charging strategy
05
Connector, BMS and communication needs
06
Annual volume and target market