Semi-solid state batteries are coming to the e-bike industry – and for real this time
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- T&D (a Bafang offshoot) has developed semi‑solid‑state batteries for e‑bikes.
- Giant will begin integrating T&D’s semi‑solid‑state batteries into its e‑bike lineup.
- Ride1Up is launching the Revv1 EVO e‑bike, which features a semi‑solid‑state battery.
- Ride1Up reports its first production batch of semi‑solid‑state batteries is under UL certification at TUV labs.
- Ride1Up targets August deliveries for the Revv1 EVO equipped with the new battery.
Why it matters: E‑bike riders gain 2–3× longer battery life and safer operation, while manufacturers like Ride1Up and Giant can differentiate products and cut warranty costs; the August launch sets a concrete market entry date.
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