- Electric bikes, equipped with battery-powered motors to assist pedaling or provide throttle-based propulsion, are transforming urban mobility and leisure activities across Europe due to their affordability, environmental benefits, and versatility
- The surge in demand for e-bikes is fueled by increasing fuel prices, environmental concerns, and government incentives such as subsidies and tax benefits for electric vehicle adoption
- Germany dominated the Europe electric bike market with the largest revenue share of 38.5% in 2024, driven by robust cycling infrastructure, high consumer awareness, and a strong presence of leading e-bike manufacturers. The country’s focus on sustainable transport and innovation in battery and motor technology further supports market growth
- The U.K. is expected to be the fastest-growing country in the Europe electric bike market during the forecast period, propelled by increasing investments in cycling infrastructure, rising demand for e-bikes in urban areas, and supportive policies promoting green transportation
- The lithium-ion segment dominated the largest market revenue share of 39.2% in 2024, driven by its high energy density, lightweight design, and longer durability, making it ideal for e-bikes requiring extended range and performance
