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Lithium-ion is expected to be the most preferred battery chemistry in e-bikes during the forecast period.
The E-Bikes with lithium-ion batteries are estimated to account for the largest share of e-bikes due to the various benefits offered by these batteries, such as better lifecycle, high energy density, wide operating temperatures, and more power-to-weight ratio than other battery types. These batteries have also shown a sharp decline in prices in recent years. Lithium-ion battery prices have declined by almost 90% in the last few years. Increased competition in the market has put pressure on manufacturers to reduce costs to remain competitive. With the growth of the E-Bike industry, the lithium-ion battery market is expected to grow and explore this new technology. In 2019, the output of high-end products such as lithium-ion battery E-Bikes stood at nearly 5 million units, accounting for ~14% of total E-Bike output in China. The efforts of manufacturers to produce lightweight E-Bikes have also resulted in the higher adoption of lithium-ion batteries.
City/Urban bikes are expected to be the largest e-bike applications during the forecast period.
The city/urban e-bikes are primarily used for daily commutes in metro areas; these are low-step frame bicycles designed for gentle terrain and trips around cities and urban areas. The price range of city/urban e-bikes ranges between USD 1,500 and USD 5,000, depending on their features. China, Japan, India, and South Korea in Asia Oceania face traffic congestion due to high population and vehicle density. Government policies and rebates are driving the market of city/urban E-Bikes. Mountain/trekking and Cargo bikes are expected to show faster growth in coming years. Pedego (City commuter), Rad Power Bikes (Rad City 5 plus), and Vanmoof S3 are some top-selling city E-Bikes.
Asia-Oceania is estimated to be the largest e-bike market.
Asia-Oceania is the largest e-bike market in terms of production and sales. China is the largest e-bike market in Asia-Oceania as well as globally. City/Urban segment is expected to lead the e-bike market in this region, whereas Cargo and Trekking e-bikes are expected to grow fastest over the forecast period. Despite declining sales in 2022-2023, the Chinese e-bike market will still dominate the e-bike market in Asia-Oceania.
The demand for mountain and trekking bikes is increasing due to their robustness and better performance. Japan is the second-largest market for e-bikes in the Asia-Oceania region. The country caters only to Class-I e-bikes, which can be ridden on streets, bike lanes, multi-use bike paths, and roads. In India, e-bikes cater to Class-I and Class-II e-Bikes with 25 km/h to 45 km/h speeds and 250-watt motors. The e-bike market in India is at a nascent stage. The e-bike market in South Korea is growing due to increased consumer health consciousness, high traffic congestion, and government initiatives to promote cycling to reduce carbon emissions. In Australia, Mountain/trekking has the highest market share in terms of volume and value during the forecasted period for the e-bikes market. Yamaha Motor Corporation, Panasonic Corporation, Shimano, Yoku, Phylion, and Yadea are some Asian battery suppliers contributing to the Asian e-bike market. Considering all this, Asia Oceania is the largest city/urban e-bike market.
Key Market Players:
Major players operating in the e-bike market are Accell Group NV (Netherlands), Pon Bike (Netherlands), Giant Manufacturing Co. Ltd (Taiwan), Yamaha Motor Company (Japan), Merida Industry Co. (Taiwan), and Specialized Bicycle Components Inc. (US).
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