New York City, NY, 12 November, 2019/ 24 Market Reports: The global e-bike market is estimated to reach USD 39.1 billion by 2025 from that of USD 21.4 billion in 2019 at a CAGR of 9.06% during the forecast period of 2018 to 2025. A class-I electric bike is equipped with a motor that provides assistance only when the rider is pedalling and stops providing assistance only when the rider is pedalling and stops assisting when the bicycle reaches 20mph.
It is estimated for the class-I electric bike to be the largest segment of the electric bike market during the forecast period. The bike stops assisting when the speed of the bike reaches 20mph and provides assistance only when the rider is pedalling. This bike can be operated on any paved surface. Also, in most of the countries, the class-I electric bikes are compatible with electric bike laws. These factors are influencing the class-I electric bike segment to hold the largest share in the market.
Class-III electric two-wheeler segment is likely to be the fastest-growing segment of the global e-bike market. Also known as speed pedal-assisted electric bicycle, a class-III electric bike provides assistance only when the rider is pedalling and stops assisting when the bike reaches 28mph.
Due to their higher speed than other two classes, i.e. class-I and class-II the class-III electric bikes are allowed on roads, adjacent bike lanes or private property. In reducing traffic congestion and in replacing cars these electric bikes are expected to be helpful. Hence, it is estimated for this segment to be the fastest-growing one during the forecast period.
It is estimated for the Asia Pacific region to register the highest market during the forecast year. The fastest developing economies of the world such as China and India are contributing to the growth of the market in this region. The governments of these countries have taken several initiatives to attract major OEMs to manufacture electric two-wheelers in their domestic markets by recognizing the growth potential of electric two-wheelers. The governments of many countries in the Asia Pacific region are focusing on electric two-wheelers.