How an electric bike works?

An electric bike, or eBike, works by utilizing a battery-powered motor to assist the rider in pedaling or propel the bike entirely through throttle-based acceleration. When the rider starts pedaling, the electric motor kicks in and provides additional power, making it easier to bike uphill or for longer distances. Depending on the type of e-bike, the motor may be located in the rear hub, bottom bracket, or in the crank area. The battery, which is typically lithium-ion, provides power to the motor and can provide a certain range of distance depending on the capacity of the battery. The rider can control the level of pedal assistance through various settings, or use the throttle to control the speed of the bike without pedaling. Overall, this technology allows for a more efficient, eco-friendly mode of transportation that can be enjoyed by people of all fitness levels and abilities.