Asus Introduced Oxiis E250G1 Kit That Electrifies Bicycles

Asus introduced the new Oxiis E250G1 kit that makes bicycles electric. The 500W system will meet users in 2026. Asus, which is well known in the computer and hardware world, is taking a new step in the field of transportation by expanding its product range. The company announced its new solution called Oxiis E250G1 Intelligent Bike Booster, which aims to transform standard bicycles into electric models. This new device offers a practical alternative for users who do not want to replace their existing bicycle. The system is mounted on the seat tube of the bike and provides direct power transfer to the rear wheel. Practical installation and smart driving support Oxiis E250G1 transmits the engine power to the road by contacting the tire of the bicycle through the wheel on the back. In this way, users can switch to an electric riding experience without having to completely renew their bikes. Asus states that the system can detect the slope of the road to create a more natural driving feeling. The included wireless sensor measures pedaling cadence, allowing the engine to react faster to driver movements. The system is capable of producing 250 watts of continuous power and 500 watts of peak power. Engine support continues at speeds up to 25 km/h or 32 km/h, depending on regional regulations. Technical specifications and design details The device is equipped with a 158.4 Wh capacity battery and can be charged with up to 100 watts of power via USB-C. The fact that the battery can be easily replaced if it reaches the end of its life is an important advantage for long-term use. Offering a range of up to 50 kilometers in Eco mode, the system offers three different support level options via the smartphone application. This compact device, weighing a total of 3.7 kilograms, is resistant to rain and splashes thanks to its IPX4 certification. Asus Oxiis E250G1 Intelligent Bike Booster is expected to be released in 2026. The company has not yet shared details about the exact release date and pricing of the product. Would you be interested in converting your current bike to an electric model?