Yamaha launches its most advanced and innovative generation of e-bike systems to date. The PW-Link system features a fully integrated and interchangeable lineup of drive units, batteries and displays.

Shimano has introduced Q'auto, a new electronic shifting system utilising its existing Cues component line, designed for everyday bikes. What sets it apart is that it doesn't rely on an external battery, drawing power from a rear hub with an integrated dynamo. Q'auto also offers the option for automatic shifting.

As e-bike system innovation accelerates, Karmina introduces the HX200, a new mid-drive motor designed to deliver high-performance output in a compact, lightweight form. Designed for brands targeting the high-end e-bike market, the HX200 combines smooth pedal assist and ultra-quiet performance, making it ideal for premium e-MTB and gravel platforms. It is set to expand across a wide range of bike categories in the future.

Intelligent automatic shifting has become essential for delivering a premium riding experience in today's high-end e-bikes. Whether it's the Pinion Smart.Shift, Enviolo AUTOMATiQ, or Decathlon's integrated e2Drive, riders appreciate the effortless experience: no manual adjustments, no wrong gear—just smooth, seamless riding that adapts to terrain and pedaling style in real time.

Circular economy has been a popular term in the recent years because of the rise of the environmental awareness globally. If you google "circular economy", there are tons of the definitions that you can find online. By working together, SRAM and Velo give the term their own interpretation.

In today's highly competitive cycling market, it's not just about selling a bike — it's about offering a complete product experience tailored to riders who expect performance, reliability, and smart technology. Among these riders are a growing group of advanced enthusiasts and semi-professional athletes who see a power meter as an essential training tool.