Upgrade or add a spare — it’s time to enjoy smarter charging.
Smart, Fast & Portable Charger for 36v|48v|52v E-Bike and Scooter Batteries
Available in December 2025. Sign up now for exclusive early-bird pricing ($59)
Today’s OEM & generic chargers default charging to 100%
🔋 Faster battery degradation — reduced range and performance.
⚠️ Safety risks — overcharging stresses cells, increasing the chances of overheating or fire hazards.
💸 High costs — battery replacements ($400–800) come years sooner than needed.
Cyberpika Smart Charger — 4 modes for every need
🚴 80% — Daily Ride Mode - Maximize battery longevity for everyday commutes.
🌄 100% — Adventure Mode - Full power for long trips and extended rides.
📦 50% — Storage Mode - Optimal charge level for long-term storage.
✈️ 20% — Shipping Mode - Safe battery level for transport and shipping.
Default to 80%—Smarter, Worry-Free Charging
🔋 Extend battery life 2–3x - Save $500+ in battery replacement costs over 3 years.
⚡ Save 20% charging time - Enough range for most daily commutes with shorter charging time.
🔒 Enhanced safety - Reduce risks of overcharge, overheating, and fire hazards.
Next-generation charger to power your ride
3A fast charging
- Suitable for 36v, 48v, 52v batteries
- 30% faster than standard 2A chargers
Cut charging time in half
3A fast charging is ~30% quicker than standard 2A, plus another 20% saved by charging only to 80%
30% Smaller than regular chargers
Compact — only 19 oz and 6.1” × 2.9” × 1.2”.
Portable & travel-friendly
Wide compatibility
Built-in DC barrel (5.5mm × 2.1mm) plus multiple adapters for DC (5.5mm × 2.5mm), XLR, and Junlei 3015 3-Pins.
We understand that connector compatibility is critical for any charger. That’s why we’ve done our best to compile a list of e-bike and scooter brands and models that the charger supports by Nov 2025.
This list is based on publicly available information, so some details may be incomplete or inaccurate. It’s also non-exhaustive, and we’ll continue researching and adding more brands over time.
Lectric: Lectric XP Step-Over (1.0, 2.0, & 3.0 models), Lectric XP Step-Thru (1.0, 2.0, & 3.0 models), Lectric XP Lite (1.0, 2.0 models), Lectric XPremium, Lectric XPedition 1.0, Lectric XPeak 1.0, Lectric XPress, Lectric ONE, Lectric XP Trikes 2023-2024, Lectric XP4, Lectric XPedition 2.0, Lectric XPeak 2.0, Lectric XP Trikes 2025
Rad Power: all models
Ride1up: Ride1Up ROADSTER V2, ROADSTER V2 GRAVEL, ROADSTER V3, Portola, Turris, Cafe Cruiser, 700 Series, LMT’D V1 and V2, Core-5, 500 Series, CF Racer1 Electric Bike, Rift, Vorsa
VanMoof: S3, X4
Himiway: all models
Heybike: Ranger, Cityrun, Brawn, Tyson, Mar, Mar 2.0, Explore, Cityscape, Race Plus
Ariel Rider: Grizzly Gen 2, X-class, D-Class, Rideal
Electric Bike Company: all models
Mokwheel: all models
cmacewheel: y20/gw20/ks26/t20, rx20 max
NIU: BQi-C3 Pro, KQi Air & KQi 300 Series Kick Scooter
addmotor: M-60, M-60R7, M-66R7, M-70, M-250, M-360, M-450, M-550, M-560, M-850 P7, M-5800, H1, H1 P, H2, H5, M-150P7, M-140P7, M-140R7, M-150 R7, M-5500, 2022 M-330P7, 2022 M-350 P7, 2022 M-340
Gopower: all models except PLUG City
Mihogo: all models
Ecotric: all models
Surface604: all models
Evelo: Dash, Quest Max, Quest One, Galaxy 24, Galaxy 500, Galaxy SL, Atlas, Aurora, Aries, 500W Luna/Orion, and Compass.
Blix: all models
Magnum: all models except Pathfinder 500; Pathfinder T; and Cosmo 2.0 3-pin batteries, Pathfinder 350
Denago: Cruiser (E03/04)
ANCHEER: all models
velowavebikes: Ghost version 1.0 & Ranger version 1.0 Electric Bikes, Spirit Electric Road Bike
AIMA: all models
Segway: Ninebot KickScooter by Segway ES1, ES2, ES3, ES4, T15, E22, E25A, E45, F-series, and Ninebot KickScooter MAX (G30P and G30LP), Ninebot Zing Kids Kickscooters
Gorax: F1 / R1 / Z4 LITE - DC5521, Alpha XL, Emerge, Endura, and EBE2 electric bikes
Hiboy: MAX Pro, ECOM14, EX6
Razor: all models
2Swift skateboard: Stoke, Mark II and Mark I
We’re also actively testing additional adapter types (such as XT60, standard 3-pin, ST3, and others) and will share updates as soon as they’re verified.
If your e-bike brand or model isn’t listed here, feel free to send us a message using the form at the bottom of this page — we’ll be happy to help confirm compatibility.
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Technical Specs
- Input: 100-240V~, 2.5A(Max), 50-60Hz
- Output: 54.6V - 3.0A | 42V - 4.0A | 58.8V - 3.0A
- Size: 6.1” × 2.9” × 1.2”
- Weight: 19 oz
- Built-in Connector: DC Barrel (outer diameter of 5.5mm and inner diameter of 2.1mm)
Our story
Dr. Jason Xia
Founder and CEO, MIT EECS PhD, 2012
The 20/80 Charging Rule
Most e-bikes and scooters now use lithium-ion batteries, which are known to gradually lose capacity.
Specialized estimates that roughly 75% of the battery's original capacity would remain after 300 charging cycles or one to two years. The typical lifespan of a 18650-cell ebike battery is 500 charges.
Originated from EV charging (e.g., Tesla), the 20/80 rule advises keeping the state of charge (SOC) between 20% and 80% to minimize battery degradation, since 0-20 and 80-100 charge states stress the cells more than being in the middle.
A well-known research from Battery University estimates that charging based on 20/80 rule would extend the battery life 2–3x. This means saving $500+ in 2 to 3 years, considering that battery replacement often costs $400 to $800.
Furthermore, charging to 80% is often sufficient for daily needs, offering a balance between protecting battery health and providing enough range for typical commutes.
Expected launch in Q4 2025