Inside the EBIKE Factory

4 assembly lines · in-house battery production · 6,000 m² workshop · 15,000+ units monthly

Electric scooter assembly line with teal work lights
Production Capacity

Volume Without
Compromising Quality

Four parallel assembly lines build e-bikes, e-scooters and trikes with a shared quality system. Every unit passes 26 inspection points before it leaves the floor.

  • 15,000+ units per month, expandable to 25,000
  • Mixed-line flexibility: run 5+ models in the same week
  • Torque-controlled tools with digital traceability per VIN
  • Peak season capacity reserved for OEM partners
Key Equipment

Machines That Make It Happen

Battery Pack Line

In-house pack assembly: cell sorting, spot welding, BMS programming, charge/discharge aging tests up to 72V systems.

Automated Frame Line

Robotic welding cells and powder-coating ovens for frames of 6061 aluminum and high-tensile steel.

Final Assembly Lines

4 parallel lines with torque-controlled electric tools, digital work orders and per-unit quality passports.

Test & Inspection Lab

Motor dyno testers, brake test rigs, IP54 water testing and battery thermal chambers (see Quality page).

6,000Owned Workshop
30+R&D Engineers
4Assembly Lines
26Inspection Points
12 YrsSince Founded
Production Cadence

A Typical Day on the Line

Every shift follows a standardized takt time across all four assembly lines. Below is the production rhythm for a standard city e-bike — from bare frame to a cartoned unit ready for the container.

Station Operation Takt Time Operators
Station 1 Frame Prep — headset press, bottom bracket threading, cable routing, decal application 90 s 2
Station 2 Welding — robotic MIG welding of motor bracket and battery mount to frame, seam inspection 120 s 1 + robot
Station 3 Wheel Lacing — motor hub spoke lacing, rim truing to ≤0.5 mm lateral runout, tire mounting 105 s 2
Station 4 Battery Install — BMS functional test, pack insertion, connector torque check, waterproof seal verification 75 s 1
Station 5 Brake & Drivetrain — caliper mount torque at 18 N·m, rotor alignment, chain tension, derailleur limit set 95 s 2
Station 6 Electrical QC — throttle response, brake cutoff, display readout, lights, horn, walk-assist function 85 s 1
Station 7 Final Test — dynamometer roll at 0-25 km/h load ramp, IP54 water spray at 10 L/min for 3 min, insulation resistance ≥1 MΩ at 500V DC 240 s 2
Station 8 Packing — handlebar removal, foam cushioning, moisture barrier bag with desiccant, carton sealing, serial number label, pallet stacking 100 s 2

Total cycle time per unit: ~910 seconds (15.2 minutes) across 8 stations. Each station's torque and test data is digitally logged to the unit's quality passport. Daily output target: 480 units per line across two 8-hour shifts. Actual output varies by model complexity — folding e-bikes average 520/day; cargo e-tricycles average 220/day due to larger frame handling time.

Factory Audit

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