Hey everyone,
I’ve seen this question come up a lot — how long does an e-bike battery actually last before you need a replacement?

From my experience (and a bit of research), most lithium-ion e-bike batteries last somewhere between 3 to 5 years or about 500–1,000 full charge cycles. Of course, it depends on how you ride, charge, and store your bike.

A few things I’ve learned that make a big difference:

• Don’t drain the battery completely — keep it between 20–80% most of the time.

• Avoid charging or storing in extreme heat or cold.

• If you’re not using the bike for a while, store the battery at around 50% charge in a cool, dry spot.

• And try to ride regularly — batteries like to be used!

Some people manage to get 6 years or more out of their batteries just by following these simple habits.

Personally, I’ve been riding an iSinwheel e-bike for a while now, and the battery performance has held up really well. They use high-quality lithium-ion cells and have solid energy management — I barely notice any drop in range after long use. Plus, their bikes (like the U2 or M60) get up to around 100+ km per charge, which is impressive for the price.

So, what about you all — how long has your e-bike battery lasted? And do you have any tips or habits that help extend battery life?https://www.isinwheel.de/