Chinese electric moped mammoth NIU’s radical new-bike is set to shake up the US, EU markets

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NIU’s reputation as one of its most popular smart electric scooters, it is a take-off in Asia and is in great demand in Europe and North America and continues to make businesses competitive.  But the company’s technology is moving towards a wider range of lightweight electric vehicles.

The NIU  an electric smart scooter creator by an innovative Chinese company that is founded by the former CTO of Baidu (the Chinese Google) and a former employee of Microsoft. Their purpose is to create a very high quality electric scooter with the advanced technologies and design.

Now NIU’s forthcoming electric bike may be preparing to turn thee-bike assiduity on its head. 

NIU electric mopeds are n’t just satiny- looking. They also pack precious high performance and good high tech features.

When the company finally rolled out the DeGage Electric Kick Scooter, called the NIU KQi3, it demonstrated that it could successfully pivot to ride the same technology for less.

But one of the most intriguing new products headed for US and European props is NIU’s new BQi electric bike. 

 Just a  few days ago we got our first detailed look at the bike at the EICMA Milan Motorcycle Show, giving us a taste of what NIU has in mind for the radically new technology and design.

 The appearance of the bike flips the script compared to thee-bike request’s usual suspects to which we ’ve grown habituated. 

While there are hundreds-of-bike companies each dealing with several different models, nearly all of these-bike designs tend to follow predictable lines.

 The fat tire-bikes all look like fat tire mountain bikes. The folding-bikes largely look the same. All the step-through-bikes look like Dutch bikes. All the electric moped- style bikes principally look like, well, mopeds. 

There are some exceptions to the rules as well as some sometimes unique-bikes that pop up from time to time. But by and large, thee-bike assiduity follows predictable paths. 

 And fortunately for us, NIU is n’t part of the electric bike assistance – or at least it has joined the assistance as a stranger. With a history of erecting scooters and motorcycles, NIU came in with a different design approach for both the styling and tech behind an electric bike. 

The NIU BQi adopts a step-through design, hopping on the crusade of a recent trend that makes-bikes more accessible to a wider range of riders. But it does so without falling back on a Dutch bike design or commodity that looks like a classic “ women’s bike”.

 TheU-shaped frame won’t only make the bike easier to mount, but should also make it easier to handle the bike when the hind rack is loaded down with heavy weight or kiddies. Stepping through the frame will be much easier than swinging a leg over altitudinous weight.

Another fantastic project is the unique frame built to keep the batteries.  While the vast majority of all-bikes use a single removable battery, NIU’s unique frame design makes it easy to fit two batteries. And it does so without looking big or disproportionate. 

 The company has n’t blazoned the capacity, but says the binary batteries should offer up to 62 country miles (100 km) of range. I ’m guessing that means nothing lower than 500 Wh each, which would mean a brace of 48V10.4 Ah batteries. NIU says they ’ll use 21700- format cells, and therefore maybe the capacity will be indeed advanced. 

On the performance side, the EU interpretation will unfortunately be limited to boring 25 km/ h (15.5 mph) pets and a 250W hinder motor. But in the US, NIU will change to a 500W motor and offer pets of over 28 mph (45 km/ h). The bike will be programmable for either Class 2 or Class 3 regulations, which are the two most popular (and objectively most delightful)e-bike classes in the US.

The scooter features front and rear disc brakes and a Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) or regenerative braking, in which the power is returned to the battery from the braking.

A Hydraulic slice and belt drives facilitated will force the bike easy to keep up, which again takes one more sprout from NIU’s Electric MotorBike Playbook. 

But maybe the most revolutionary aspect of all will be the pricing. 

NIU announced late last year that it was targeting a sub € (US $) price, and that the company’s large size may be an honest possibility.

Compared to other entries in the business that offer kindly reduced performance at advanced prices, NIU could stand to gain some serious request share. 

 And that’s before you consider all the fresh tech that’s likely to be erected into thee-bikes. NIU has an advanced smartphone app that’s used across its line of vehicles to cover diagnostics and perform at- home updates. I use it all the time for my diurnal motorist, which is a NIU NQi GT electric scooter. The same app will nearly always make it into NIU’s forthcoming BQi electric bike.

It is a real smart scooter that connects to a smartphone.  From battery monitoring to GPS to ride history,   The app provides an anti-theft system that alerts the driver when the scooter moves.  It is possible to track the position of the scooter in real time through GPS

The most useful thing is the scooter that can be charged at any normal power outlet.

What is n’t as clear is NIU’s timeline for releasing the new electric bike. 

 It’s not a secret that the electric bike industry is coming off of a rollercoaster time with regard to supply chain issues and shipping heads.

But this week NIU is heading into the new year of CES 2022 and with it comes an upcoming new electric bike, we can look forward to good luck with an expected release date. 

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Sources : NIU