Source: Nieuwsfiets

The LEVA-EU member was among brands taking part in “The Power of Styles” two-day event, bringing together over 400 dealers and industry professionals to witness a spectacle of innovative design showcases in Amersfoort in the Netherlands.

The premium e-bike manufacturer joined forces with AGU and Brekr for the prestigious show hosted at the historic Prodent Factory in Amersfoort.

QWIC leading with innovation and identity

First on stage was QWIC’s Commercial Director, Rens Evers, who outlined QWIC’s impressive progress since 2024. “Since then, we’ve made great strides and laid the foundations upon which we will build our future. Last year, we had a dealer show in Amsterdam, to which we were able to invite 150 dealers; now we’ve invited a whopping 400 over two days. So that speaks volumes. We’re seeing our market share increase month after month, and that means we’re on the right track,”

Evers emphasized that style is not merely about aesthetics but about identity and emotional connection. “The Power of Styles is today’s theme. Style isn’t just about appearance. For us, style is about expressing your identity, your creativity, and your experience. Power of Styles shows that choices, form, colour, tone, and presentation not only define your statement but also evoke emotions. And by evoking emotions, we try to make an impact.” he explained.

Introducing the QWIC Elan and Signal

Head of Product Development, Jos Schutte, also presented the latest additions to QWIC’s lineup, beginning with the Elan, a new all-round e-bike featuring a Bosch drivetrain, a first for QWIC. Starting at €2,999, the Elan is available in three variants and offers users a choice between motor options, a chain or belt drive, and a range of stylish color choices.

The Elan offers carefully thought out design details such as a one-hand removable battery, textile carrying loop, and color-matched accessories, which represent QWIC’s commitment to merging practicality with individuality.

Schutte also unveiled the Signal, the lightest QWIC model to date at just 20.6 kg. This single-speed, belt-driven e-bike is also an introduction to the company’s new Essential segment — minimalist, refined, and accessible. “Essential bikes are simple and uncomplicated. You could say they’re minimalistic and no-nonsense,” Schutte said.

With its expanding lineup and renewed focus on individuality, The Power of Style event was a great opportunity for QWIC to reaffirm its reputation as a leading innovator in the e-bike industry by shaping the future of urban mobility through technology, design, and emotional connection.

QWIC recently published a video about The Power of Style event on its YouTube channel.