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  • “The e-bike market in Europe is gradually stabilising, and the structural demand drivers remain urban mobility, leisure and tourism,” said Bosch eBike Systems CEO Fleischer. – Photo Bosch
    Interview30 Apr 26

    Bosch eBike Systems CEO Fleischer: 2025 marked a turning point in the market

    Volatile trade policies, a challenging market environment, unfavourable currency effects and intensified competition shaped Bosch Group's 2025 financial results. Against this backdrop, their expectations for 2025 have not been met, and sales revenue rose slightly by 4.1% after adjusting for exchange-rate effects. Bosch eBike Systems CEO Claus Fleischer gives insight into what this means for the e-bike industry.

  • The gravel bike is increasingly becoming a fixture in the Belgian sporting landscape, while the MTB category has been losing ground for several years. – Photo Bike Republic
    Market Report28 Apr 26

    Belgium pulling ahead of neighbouring markets with steady growth

    Contrary to almost all other European countries, the Belgian bicycle market is performing very well. After the 2022 peak, the market bounced back to a pre-pandemic level, and has not been affected by the sustained decline seen in Germany, Italy and the Netherlands. In 2025, the Belgian market even experienced a 7.1% increase to 578,737 units in total. What made this Belgian miracle?

  • Hydrogen-powered e-bikes were an innovative product in the early 2000s, but companies like Pragma had difficulty with scaling. – Photo Pragma
    Insolvency & Chapter 1124 Apr 26

    Hydrogen bike pioneer Pragma Industries enters liquidation

    Pragma Industries, known for its pioneering technology in hydrogen-powered bicycles, has filed for liquidation. This move, while not entirely unpredictable given the company's admitted difficulties last year, brings an abrupt end to more than two decades of work in the fuel-cell mobility sector.

  • Taiwan remains the heartland of the global bicycle market in the mid- to high-end segment, but for how long? – Photo Bike Europe
    Taiwan23 Apr 26

    Taiwan should accelerate industrial shift to maintain competitive edge

    Three years of declining business performance has not left the Taiwanese industry unscathed. After the sales peak in 2022, the industry waited for better days, citing excess inventory as the reason for the downturn. The Taipei Cycle Show 2026 made clear that many companies cannot wait any longer. "Nobody is able to wait any longer after three years of standstill," said Astro-Tech president Samuel Hu.

  • Citing the “persistently challenging and increasingly volatile market conditions in the United States,” Riese & Müller has announced its withdrawal from the US market. – Photo US dealer Propel Bikes
    Market trends21 Apr 26

    Riese & Müller withdraws from US market, citing "volatile circumstances"

    Riese & Müller, German premium e-bike manufacturer, has announced its withdrawal from the United States market, choosing to "reconcentrate its resources" on developing its European sales and dealer network. Despite the recent positive policy developments for the US bicycle industry, the overall volatility of the nation's import market appears to have claimed another victim.

  • Undoubtedly the most prominent stand at Sea Otter Classic: Amflow – Photo Scott Montgomery
    Shows & Events20 Apr 26

    Avinox emerges as key disruptor at Sea Otter Classic

    Sea Otter Classic 2026 caught the e-bike vibe that Europe experienced some years ago. The United States had always lagged in this market, but at the Sea Otter Classic this weekend, it looks like the US market has finally awoken and stepped on board with all things electric.

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