An e-bike, also known as an electric bicycle or a booster bicycle, is a bicycle with a built-in electric motor that assists in propulsion. Based on the power capacity of the electric motor and the control system, e-bikes are classified as pedal-assist only, power-on-demand and pedal-assist, or power-on-demand only. Different countries classify e-bikes differently; in some, they are referred to as bicycles rather than mopeds or motorcycles to avoid the strict regulations that apply to other vehicles. E-bikes are treated as a distinct vehicle type in many areas of legal jurisdiction.
The development of alternative e mobility solutions that do not pollute the environment is necessitated by rising environmental pollution and harmful emissions from vehicles. As a result of the introduction of e-bikes, commuters can now choose an environmentally friendly yet affordable mode of transportation, resulting in e-bike growth.
The global demand for e-bikes is increasing due to increased traffic congestion in urban areas. An increase in demand for greener and cleaner modes of transportation is benefiting the global e-bike market. In comparison to conventional bicycles, the high cost of purchasing and maintaining e-bikes is a major impediment to the global e-bike market.
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