Why Choose LFP Batteries：

Lead-acid batteries are cheap and easy to recycle.  However, they are sensitive to bad treatment, and they don’t last very long.  They are not a good choice if you’re serious about using your bike to commute over fairly long distances.

Lead-acid batteries are cheap for several reasons.  They weigh twice as much as NiMh batteries, and three times as much as lithium batteries.  These batteries have much less usable capacity than NiMh batteries or lithium batteries.  Also, they only last for half as long as nickel or lithium batteries.

Such as same space, It is to be available in two power outputs – 11 kW version with a top speed of 105 km/h and 15 kW version with a top speed of 120 km/h.  The battery pack consists two units that can be easily detached to be charged at home and offer a range of up to 120 km per charge. but Lead-acid batteries just can reach 1/3 distance compare with LFP batteries.

Lithium-ion have become the default battery, capturing over 90% of the market. But to complicate matters, there are many different kinds of Li-ion batteries. On the plus side, Li-ion batteries last longer and generate more power for their weight than other batteries. On the negative side, they are fussy little creatures, and require a genius-inspired smorgasbord of electronic features to prevent them from self-destruction and even catching fire.