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Cannondale factory in Netherlands to close in 2027. June 14, 2026 Pon.Bike, the bicycle division of Pon Holdings, is closing its dedicated Cannondale European assembly factory in Almelo, the Netherlands, and relocating production to existing facilities in Germany and Lithuania. The closure affects 120 employees and is set to occur by the end of 2027. Pon.Bike said of the transition process, "During this period, production activities will be transferred step by step to the other European locations. The delivery of Cannondale bicycles to dealers and consumers will therefore continue uninterrupted, and new models will go into production as planned." The Almelo production site became part of Pon.Bike through the 2021 acquisition of Dorel Sports, which added Cannondale, Schwinn, Mongoose and GT to its portfolio. Pon's bike brands also include Cervelo, Santa Cruz, Gazelle, Focus and Urban Arrow. Pon also owns the Mike's Bikes retail chain in the U.S. and the Lease A Bike bike rental business. Pon.Bike said the move follows an extensive analysis of the production network and aligns with the further implementation of Pon.Bike's international multi-brand strategy. Pon.Bike said, "Over recent years, Pon.Bike has built a strong international brand portfolio with iconic bicycle brands including Gazelle, Cannondale, FOCUS, Kalkhoff, Veloretti, Cervélo, Santa Cruz and Urban Arrow. In 2025 the company launched an integrated multi-brand approach in which sales, marketing, procurement, production and supply chain work more closely together. The strategy is designed to allow retail partners in particular to benefit fully from Pon.Bike's broad brand portfolio. It also provides opportunities to continue operating efficiently in the highly competitive international bicycle market." Modern European Bicycle Factories Pon.Bike said is operates "the most modern bicycle factories" in Europe. The factory in Dieren in the Netherlands produces the Gazelle brand and has the facilities to produce other brands and models as well. Driven by Gazelle's success, the factory is operating at peak capacity. The factory in Emstek in Germany is the group's "most versatile multi-brand facility, producing both comfort and performance e-bikes as well as (road) bikes." The factory in Kėdainiai in Lithuania is the newest and most scalable site," fully equipped to produce Pon.Bike's complete brand portfolio. Pon.Bike said, "Together, these three locations offer the capacity and facilities to fulfil Pon.Bike's full production volume even as demand grows, including Cannondale models for the European market." Affected Employees Regarding the affected employees from the closing, Pon.Bike said, "Cycling Sports Group Europe recognizes that this proposed decision will have a significant impact on its employees in Almelo and their families. A substantial transition period of approximately 18 months has therefore been put in place, with a strong focus on guidance, redeployment and support for employees in Almelo. The Works Council has been informed and is going through a careful consultation process. Cycling Sports Group Europe will develop its social plan in the coming period, in close consultation with the Works Council and the trade unions. The company is also committed to active collaboration with regional labor market organizations and employers in the Almelo and Twente region." Outlook Pon.Bike said after a period of strong growth, followed by a "sharp slowdown," the bicycle market has since normalized. Over the medium term, Pon.Bike expects a "steadily growing market, driven primarily by demand for e-bikes." Image courtesy Pon.Bike
More Comfort, Greater Safety and a Sleek New Design Built for Everyday Family AdventuresSANTA CRUZ, Calif., June 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Urban Arrow, the leader in premium electric cargo bikes, today introduced the FamilyNext Pro, the next generation of its iconic, award-winning Family model to the North American market. Designed to make movement a shared experience, the FamilyNext Pro delivers enhanced comfort, safety, and style to everyday rides—with the addition of the long-awaited front suspension fork for an even smoother ride. Whether it's school drop-offs, weekend errands, or simply enjoying the road together as a family, this new model brings elevated performance and simple joy to everyday life.Urban Arrow Launches the FamilyNext Pro, a New Era of Family eBikes That Replace Your Second CarBuilt for families, designed for lifeSince 2011, Urban Arrow has partnered with industry leaders like Bosch, Enviolo, and Gates to deliver the highest-quality electric cargo bikes on the road. The FamilyNext Pro continues that tradition, combining stepless shifting with the durability and resilience of a belt drive powered by a best-in-class electronics system with smart technology.The refreshed design is sleek and modern, delivers improved comfort and innovative safety features, all while maintaining the trusted functionality and performance families rely on. That thoughtful balance of form and function earned FamilyNext Pro the 2025 iF Design Award, one of the most respected recognitions in global product design. With a total maximum weight capacity of 550 pounds and 275 pounds for the front box, the FamilyNext Pro holds more weight than any other cargo bike in its class.FamilyNext Pro Key Features and Upgrades:Suspension for smoother, more stable rides: The integrated front suspension fork helps absorb bumps and vibrations, keeping kids comfortable and the ride steady—even on uneven city streets
Pon.Bike has opened a new production facility in Lithuania's Kėdainiai / Pon.Bike
Westford, USA, Aug. 23, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SkyQuest projects that the global electric bike market will attain a value of USD 78.48 Billion by 2031, with a CAGR of 6.9% over the forecast period (2024-2031). The implementation of government regulations to encourage the use of electric bikes, consumer preference for e-bikes as an efficient and environmentally friendly mode of transportation, rising fuel prices, and growing interest in cycling as a sport and leisure activity are all expected to drive market growth. Furthermore, the industry's ongoing technological advancements are another reason driving up e-bike sales. For instance, connected e-bikes feature a SIM module that allows them to send and receive data over the cloud even when not linked to a smartphone. These motorcycles have remote diagnostics, built-in navigation, anti-theft systems, social media integration, and automatic emergency calls.Download a detailed overview:https://www.skyquestt.com/sample-request/electric-bike-marketBrowse in-depth TOC on the " Electric Bike Market "Pages - 223Tables - 62Figures – 76Electric Bike Market Overview:Report Coverage Details Market Revenue in 2023 $46.02 Billion Estimated Value by 2031 $78.48 Billion Growth Rate Poised to grow at a CAGR of 6.9% Forecast Period 2024–2031 Forecast Units Value (USD Billion) Report Coverage Revenue Forecast, Competitive Landscape, Growth Factors, and Trends Segments Covered Class, Speed Type, Battery Type, Motor Type, Mode, Component, Usage, Ownership, Battery Capacity, Weight and Motor Power Geographies Covered North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Rest of the world Report Highlights E-Bike and its growing demand Key Market Opportunities Technological Developments Key Market Drivers Environmental-friendly transportationHow Lithium-Ion Batteries Are Shaping the Electric Bike Market by Being a Dominant SegmentLithium-ion batteries have taken over as the primary source of power for electric motorcycles
Download an Illustrative overview: https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/pdfdownloadNew.asp?id=110827400Browse in-depth TOC on "EBike Market"526 - Tables97 - Figures458 - PagesEBike Market Scope:Report Coverage Details Market Revenue in 2024 USD 48.7 billion Estimated Value by 2030 USD 71.5 billion Growth Rate Poised to grow at a CAGR of 6.6% Market Size Available for 2019–2030 Forecast Period 2024-2030 Forecast Units Value (USD Billion) Report Coverage Revenue Forecast, Competitive Landscape, Growth Factors, and Trends Segments Covered Class (Class I, II, & III), Battery (Li-ion, Li-ion Polymer, Lead Acid), Motor (Mid, Hub), Mode (Throttle, Pedal Assist), Usage (Mountain/Trekking, City/Urban, Cargo), Speed, Battery Capacity, Component, & Region Geographies Covered North America, Europe, Asia Oceania Report Highlights Updated financial information / product portfolio of players Key Market Opportunities The trend toward connected e-bikes Key Market Drivers Rising demand for micro-mobility services.Class I e-bikes are expected to account for the largest segment during the forecast period.Many countries have regulations around e-bike motor power and speed. Class I e-bikes, typically with a motor assist up to 250 watts and a speed limit of 20-25 mph (32-40 km/h), often comply best with these restrictions. This makes them universally usable and avoids needing special licenses. Class I e-bikes provide a gentle power output that can make cycling convenient, especially for commuting or riding in hilly areas. They still need pedaling, so they retain the health benefits and exercise aspect of traditional cycling. Class I ebikes are less expensive than Class II or Class III ebikes
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