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Stromer marks 15th anniversary with new brand identity and vision for urban mobility

22/08/2025

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Source: Radmarkt

The LEVA-EU member has unveiled a refreshed brand look, coinciding with its 15th anniversary, highlighting its ambition to redefine urban mobility with its high-performance, connected speed pedelecs as a viable alternative to cars.

The relaunch introduces a modernized visual identity, including updated logos, colors, and design elements, that’s designed to appeal to younger and more diverse audiences. Stromer stated that the new positioning emphasizes everyday usability, sustainability, and riding enjoyment, with its aim to establish speed pedelecs as not only a practical commuting solution but also a symbol of an active and health-conscious lifestyle.

Established market leader

Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Oberwangen, Switzerland, Stromer has grown into one of the leading speed pedelec manufacturers, producing bikes capable of reaching speeds up to 45 km/h. To date, the company reports over 140,000 activated bikes and more than 710 million kilometres travelled by its riders. Its network spans 23 markets with approximately 500 specialist dealers.

Stromer’s current portfolio ranges from the urban-focused ST1 to the long-distance ST7, with an emphasis on powerful motors, extended ranges, and integrated digital features. Over the years, Stromer has positioned itself as a pioneer in the sector, launching the first fully connected e-bike in 2014 and introducing frame-integrated ABS in 2020.

Future direction and sustainability goals

The updated brand identity signals new developments in areas including battery technology, connectivity, ergonomics, and sustainable material use. Stromer’s broader vision is to build a holistic mobility ecosystem for urban environments, to ease the transition from car dependency to e-bikes while combining technical innovation with an engaging riding experience.

Sustainability remains central to the company’s strategy. According to Stromer, more than half of its customers use their S-Pedelec as a replacement for a car, with average commutes exceeding 27 kilometres, which is estimated to save over 23,000 tons of CO₂ annually.

By aligning its new visual identity with its long-term product roadmap, Stromer positions itself as a strong provider of sustainable, design-driven mobility solutions. Future product generations, the company added, will continue to expand on this approach.

A teaser video showcasing Stromer’s refreshed direction is available here: Watch video

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