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    Battery Regulation4 Jun 25

    Sponsored Powering people's rides, responsibly: new EU battery rules

    For many consumers, the e-bike isn't just a trend; it's a revolution in how they move. E-bikes are transforming people's lives, whether they're helping people to conquer city commutes, enjoy weekend adventures, or simply breeze through daily errands. But the landscape for e-bike batteries is about to change significantly, thanks to the new Battery Regulation 2023/1542 of the European Union.

  • In the near future all e-bikes should be designed in a way that allows for the use of both original and compatible batteries. – Photo Shutterstock
    Battery Regulation25 Feb 25

    European Union's guidelines on batteries still pose safety concerns...

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - The fierce discussion 2 years ago on the new battery regulation implemented by the European Commission seem to have moved to the background. The challenging market conditions appear to be more relevant than a new European regulation which will be implemented in January 2027. One element in this regulation is that the single cell replacement for e-bike batteries would cause serious safety issues according to many industry insiders.

  • Article 11 of the new battery regulation referring to removability and replaceability is applicable from 18 February 2027, 42 months after the new regulation came into force. - Photo Shutterstock
    Battery Regulation30 Jan 25

    Guidelines issued on much-discussed 'Article 11' of European battery...

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - When the new battery regulation came into place in August 2023, a lot of attention from the bicycle industry was given to 'Article 11' on repairability. The European Commission has now published guidelines to facilitate the introduction of this part of the regulation, and specifically the much-discussed topic of single-cell replacement.

  • “The fact that chargers were still for sale reinforces the need for urgent changes to the law, strict enforcement and penalties,” says UK consumer safety charity, Electrical Safety First. – Photo Wish.com
    Laws & regulations30 Nov 23

    Regulation required to ban unsafe e-bike battery chargers and...

    LONDON, UK - Quality issues with e-bike battery chargers have caused reasons for concern in the UK but also in EU countries. One of the largest online sellers of e-bike chargers and conversion kits, Wish.com has banned the sales of the products citing safety risks. Yet there are serious concerns about the enforcement of the new policy.

  • The regulation will now be signed by the Council and the European Parliament. - Photo Shutterstock
    Battery Regulation14 Jul 23

    European Council adopts new Batteries Regulation

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - The adoption process of the new European Batteries Regulation has entered its final stage. The approval stage has now been closed following the vote on Monday 10 July by the European Council.

  • The Battery Regulation will set specific requirements for the category LMT (Light Means of Transport), which includes e-bikes. – Photo Shutterstock
    Laws & regulations4 Jul 23

    European Batteries Regulation the next challenge

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - Just before the start of Eurobike, the European Parliament adopted the negotiated text of the European Batteries Regulation. The final step before the publication of the official legal text in the Official Journal of the EU is the adoption by the European Council. Insiders expect the regulation is going to shake up the European e-bike battery market and the industry is not yet ready in finding an answer to this challenge.

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