Carbon Fiber Electric Bikes: Eight Models
Every carbon-frame model in the catalogue, gathered in one place: fat tire, trail and city bikes built around carbon frames — plus one listed model whose parameter sheet is not yet published.
Carbon fiber runs through three families in this range rather than standing alone, so this page gathers the eight carbon models where buyers expect to find them. The pattern is consistent: carbon is used where it pays — the full-suspension fat flagship (E18-A), the long-range trail bike (E23), two 29-inch trail builds (E18-C, E18-B) and three city bikes (EC2, EC3, EC3-NEW) where low weight is the selling point. The eighth model, the EC1, is listed in the manufacturer's carbon category without a published parameter sheet; it is shown below as a catalogue entry with no invented specification.
Carbon Fiber Models
| Model | Motor | Battery | Range (PAS) | Max Speed | Payload |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| E18-A | Bafang M620 mid-drive, 1000W | LG 48V 15Ah | 40–65 km | 42–48 km/h | 120 kg |
| E23 | Bafang M600 mid-drive, 500W | Samsung-cell 48V 20Ah | 80–100 km | 55 km/h | 120 kg |
| E18-C | Bafang mid-drive, 1000W | LG 48V 15Ah | 31–60 km | 50 km/h | 120 kg |
| E18-B | Bafang mid-drive, 500W | LG 48V 15Ah | 31–60 km | 50 km/h | 120 kg |
| EC2 | Bafang H700 rear hub, 250W (36V) | LG 36V 15Ah | 50–80 km | 25–30 km/h | 120 kg |
| EC3 | Bafang G120 cassette motor, 250W (36V) | LG 36V 10Ah | 31–60 km | 25 km/h | 120 kg |
| EC3-NEW | AKM rear hub, 250W (36V) | LG 36V 10Ah | 31–60 km | 25 km/h | 120 kg |
| EC1 | — | — | — | — | — |
Frame notes: the E10 is not in this list — its specification table gives a 6061 alloy frame, so it is catalogued with the alloy mountain bikes. The EC3 extends carbon to its fork, handlebar and stem. The EC2 pairs its carbon frame with a Gates belt drive; the E18-A pairs its carbon frame with full suspension.
Why Buyers Pay for Carbon
The honest case is weight and ride feel, not magic: a carbon frame trims kilos from bikes that riders lift onto racks and trains (the city EC models) and damps vibration on long trail and fat-tire rides (E23, E18-A). Against that, alloy models in the same families cost less and tolerate rougher handling in rental fleets. The blog works through the comparison in Carbon Fiber vs Aluminum Ebike Frames, and frames alone are covered on the carbon fiber bike frames page.
Questions Buyers Ask
Can I order samples first?
Yes — under the factory's published sample policy, spare units can be provided for sampling; the sample fee and courier cost are paid by the buyer. Confirm availability for the models you want when you inquire.
How long does production take?
The published lead time is 30–60 days after the advance payment is received, depending on the product category and order quantity. Ask us to confirm the schedule for the exact models in your inquiry.
What is known about the EC1?
Only its listing: a carbon fiber frame electric bike in the manufacturer's carbon category, and the most recently updated product in its catalogue. No parameter sheet has been published for it, so we do not quote specifications. If the model interests you, ask in your inquiry and we will request its current build sheet.
What certificates do the products carry?
Certificates available upon request. Send your target market in the inquiry and we will confirm which documentation can be provided for the models you are sourcing.