European brand directory

One of Europe's largest bicycle groups. Owns Batavus, Koga, Sparta, Haibike, Winora, Ghost, Lapierre and Raleigh.

The Confederation of the European Bicycle Industry — the official source for EU production and sales statistics and for regulatory positions.

European industry association working on policy and market development.

European Twowheel Retailers' Association.

Light electric vehicle association, focused on regulatory classification.

Parent group behind Gazelle, Kalkhoff, Focus, Union, Veloretti, Urban Arrow and Cervélo.

Dutch mobility industry association; publishes Dutch bicycle sales data.

The German two-wheel industry association; the authoritative source for German market data.

Estonian lightweight e-bike brand with fully integrated drive and battery.

Italian volume manufacturer with a full electric city range.

Long-established Spanish manufacturer with its own e-bike platform.

Swiss premium road and electric brand.

Family cargo bike brand; reworked its range after the 2024 frame safety recall.

Long-standing Dutch city bike brand within Accell Group.

Hamburg-based brand spanning urban commuting to e-MTB.

Founded 1885; one of the oldest bicycle brands still trading.

The reference folding bike brand, with its own electric version.

German family cargo e-bike brand built to a high safety specification.

German direct-to-consumer brand, road and MTB led, expanding into electric.

Italian hand-built road frame specialist.

German manufacturer with a fast-growing electric line-up.

Belgian single-speed smart e-bike sold direct to consumer.

High-volume German manufacturer covering MTB through to commuting, with very wide dealer distribution.

Swiss e-bike pioneer, in series production since 1995.

Crossed over from motorcycles into e-MTB; off-road biased.

One of the originators of the e-MTB category. Part of Accell Group.

Austrian manufacturer with both road and electric programmes.

Long-established German urban and trekking e-bike brand. Part of Pon.Bike.

Slovak manufacturer with strong Central and Eastern European distribution.

Dutch premium trekking brand, hand-assembled to order.

Inventor of the clipless pedal; carbon frame specialist.

French manufacturer within Accell Group.

Maker of the Bullitt long-john cargo bike, a staple of urban logistics.

French manufacturer building electric bikes only, with a distinctive design language.

Spanish co-operative manufacturer, strong in MTB and electric.

Italian premium road brand, backed by LVMH.

British heritage brand, now part of Accell Group.

British direct-to-consumer brand known for lightweight electric road bikes.

Benchmark for premium electric and cargo bikes; known for dual-battery and full-suspension commuters.

Royal-warrant Dutch city bike manufacturer producing several hundred thousand units a year.

Swiss full-range brand with a deep e-MTB portfolio.

Austrian hand-built carbon frame specialist.

Dutch electric bike brand within Accell Group.

Market leader in S-pedelecs (45 km/h speed pedelecs).

Dutch-registered direct-to-consumer urban e-bike brand.

One of the leading electric cargo bike brands in Europe.

Smart urban bike pioneer; taken over by McLaren Applied after its 2023 insolvency.

Design-led Amsterdam city bike brand.

German commuting and trekking brand within Accell Group.

Austrian children's bike specialist built around low weight and child-specific geometry.

One of the largest e-bike drive manufacturers worldwide, with a European operation in the Netherlands.

Market leader in European mid-drive systems; Performance Line motors and the Flow app ecosystem.

German mid-drive maker known for quiet running and belt transmission.

Lightweight mid-drive systems, now part of Porsche eBike Performance.

X20 and X35 lightweight hub systems, the mainstream choice for hidden assist.

Hub motor manufacturer and a production partner of our group.

Gearbox specialist; the MGU combines motor and gearbox in one unit.

Italian mid-drive manufacturer, E-P3 series.

Hub and mid-drive supplier; the CMT series is used on mid- and high-end builds.

HPR50 harmonic-drive system; the reference point for lightweight assist.

ZF Group's e-bike drive division, formerly Sachs Micro Mobility.

One of Europe's main e-bike battery pack manufacturers.

Battery pack and BMS partner within our group.

Cell supplier used in higher-specification e-bike packs.

German cell and battery pack manufacturer.

German locks and helmets; insurance-approval grade is the key point for dealers.

The reference manufacturer for StVZO-compliant bicycle lighting.

Long-established Italian drivetrain manufacturer.

German tyre manufacturer with a complete bicycle range.

Swiss wheels and hubs, with a dedicated e-bike wheel range.

Ergonomic grips and saddles.

Finnish lighting and grip manufacturer.

German hydraulic brakes and suspension, with a full e-bike specific calliper range.

Italian suspension manufacturer.

Portuguese crank and drivetrain manufacturer; a key part of the EU-based supply chain.

SRAM's suspension brand.

Portuguese rim manufacturer.

German maker of mudguards and pumps.

Major drivetrain manufacturer; also owns RockShox suspension.

A de facto standard in e-bike specific tyres.

Saddle group; owns fizik and Brooks England.

The global standard in drivetrains and brakes; Deore and MT200 are among our regular specifications.

Premium e-bike lighting, frequently fitted as OEM equipment.

Brake system supplier, including the higher-specification TRP line.

Europe's largest sporting-goods retailer; owns the Btwin, Van Rysel and Rockrider bicycle brands.

Germany's largest dealer purchasing co-operative, with in-house brands Bulls, Pegasus and Hercules.