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The electric bike has revolutionized the way we think about urban mobility and leisure cycling. Unlike an electric scooter, an electric bike remains a bicycle: it requires the rider to pedal in order to move forward, but it greatly amplifies the cyclist’s effort. In this article, we will take a detailed look at how an electric bike works.

The electric bike (e-bike) market is growing rapidly. However, the price of an electric bike can be a barrier to purchase. A seemingly more affordable alternative is becoming increasingly popular: the conversion kit, which allows you to transform a traditional bike into an electric one. While this option may seem appealing, it does have its limitations. So, is choosing a conversion kit really a good idea?

Buying an electric bike is a significant investment, whether you're looking for a model for daily commutes or weekend rides. In 2026, the electric bike market continues to grow, with a wide range of prices and features to consider. So, how much does a good electric bike really cost?

Of the 29%* of the population who want to buy a new bike, 79% opt for a new model. Doctibike shares its advice to help you find your way around. Our aim? To help you make the right choice, because electric bikes are one of the best ways to get around town!

After a certain number of uses, the battery in your electric bike is likely to lose its range and performance. This is normal, as E-Bike batteries have a certain lifespan after which they need to be changed. While some batteries can be reconditioned, this is not the case for all batteries. You can recycle your battery by taking it to a specialist.

From July 5 to 7, 2026, Hall 4 of Paris Expo – Porte de Versailles will host the 25th edition of PRODAYS, the must-attend trade show dedicated to mobility and cycling professionals.