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NIU Introduced the BQi-C3 Pro with a 920 Wh Battery and 62-Mile Range

NIU introduced the 'BQi-C3 Pro' electric bicycle with a lightweight battery pack that can be quickly swapped out. The bike is equipped with a 500W motor with a peak power output of 750W, combined with a large 960 Wh battery pack that delivers 62 miles of range per charge, though this will vary based on riding conditions. Additionally, the battery packs weigh only 6lbs each, making it easy to carry additional batteries in a backpack to extend the range by 62 miles per pack.

The BQi-C3 Pro achieves a top speed of 28 mph and outputs 45 Nm of torque, which is more than enough power for an urban commuter bike. In terms of its smart features, the BQi-C3 Pro boasts a smart TFT color display that displays important information such as battery life, distance traveled, current speed, and current driving mode.

The BQi-C3 Pro is available for preorder in a range of colorways at an MSRP of $1,999 USD.
Trend Themes
1. Battery-swappable E-bikes - Swappable e-bike batteries will become more common in future e-bikes.
2. High-capacity Bike Batteries - As battery technology improves, we can expect to see longer-lasting batteries on e-bikes, opening up new possibilities for long-distance commuting.
3. Smart Bike Displays - Bikes with smart displays that show important information like battery life and distance traveled will become more popular and more sophisticated in the future.
Industry Implications
1. Electric Bikes - Companies that make electric bikes have an opportunity to capitalize on the growing demand for e-bikes with swappable batteries and longer ranges.
2. Battery Manufacturing - Battery manufacturers can capitalize on the growing demand for swappable e-bike batteries that are lightweight and long-lasting.
3. Smart Bike Technology - Companies that specialize in smart bike displays and other bike-related smart technologies will benefit from the growing trend of high-tech e-bikes.

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