Electric Bike Battery

Batteries are the most critical component of an electric bike. Undoubtedly, the lithium-ion battery has a good quality, a decent capacity, and a small size for a better installation; it's a more practical option for electric bikes to run further. Although lead-acid batteries are significantly cheaper, they're three times as heavy as their li-ion equivalents. 

Pay attention to the cell brands when choosing an e-bike; cells of the batteries made by companies like Panasonic, LG, and Samsung have a better reputation for the quality. These batteries contain an integrated intelligent control system to protect the battery from overheating, short-circuiting, or overcharging.

Yes. You can buy a new battery for your electric bike to replace the older one when its life cycle comes to an end. One single charge cannot provide you with much more range than before, or when your e-bike suffers a crash that damages the battery, or if you're planning for a farther trip than your single charge reaches, you can buy a new battery to extend your itinerary. 

For people who constantly forget to charge the battery, getting a battery replacement is guaranteed to ride freely. There are many battery replacements for electric bikes on the market, so please make sure it's compatible with your ebike type before placing orders. And it's suggested to buy from where you brought the ebike.

An electric bike's battery has a useful lifespan that only lasts so long before its performance begins to deteriorate. Usually, it can last depending on its lifespan, around three to five years when it's well maintained. Even a good quality battery can perform poorly if not cared for properly. 

Environmental temperature is a significant factor affecting lithium batteries, so decrease battery performance at sub-zero temperatures and store your battery at room temperature between 5°C to 20°C. And please charge the battery above freezing. If you plan to leave the ebike for a long time, please charge it for 40%-80% capacity. 

The battery is the priciest component of an electric bike and costs around 30% to 40% of the total value of the ebike. The price of a new high-quality electric bike battery depends on the brand and capacity, and it'll cost about $300-$700 from 400Wh to 600Wh. Brands like Samsung and Panasonic rate at about $0.82 per Wh. 
But at ESKUTE, we don't plan to sell batteries for profits; offering what our customers need is our target, so our battery replacements for Netuno and Polluno are only $300 for 522Wh. And all our batteries sold with ebikes have a two-year guarantee so that little people would buy new batteries.