After a successful visit to its Italian distributor, the LEVA-EU member is looking for new European retail and distribution partners to meet increasing e-bike demands.
It has been a successful year so far for the Czech e-bike brand; it has won the Fietstest “Best Buy” award for a consecutive year and entered the UK market. It has announced that it is looking for new European partnerships to meet rapidly increasing demand for its e-bikes.
Earlier this summer, LEVIT’s regional sales manager visited Italian distributor Damil Components, where the dedicated local team showcased their efforts and proudly displayed LEVIT bikes.
LEVA-EU member LEVIT is approaching a significant milestone with the successful conclusion of its two-year reorganization process. Under the leadership of CEO Petr Svoboda, the company has not only stabilized but emerged with a renewed vision and a strengthened foundation for future growth.
The transition has been described as a critical period in LEVIT’s development, with the reorganization aiming to ensure long-term sustainability, regional employment stability, and continued innovation in the Czech e-mobility sector.
CCFS, a venture capital partner organization that has been involved in the restructuring process, has praised Svoboda’s instrumental commitment in driving the company forward.
Svoboda himself reflected on the journey in a personal post, likening LEVIT Bikes to being his “third child”. He acknowledged the sacrifices and challenges faced along the way, including moments of financial uncertainty, and praised his core team for their support through difficult times.
He also paid tribute to key collaborators and departments, from production and logistics to customer service, highlighting a shared sense of purpose and camaraderie among the 70+ employees.
As the reorganization phase concludes, LEVIT Bikes is preparing to enter a new chapter focused on expansion, innovation, and regional impact. Most recently, its recent developments have included entering the UK market and great recognition in the reputable Fietstest 2025 awards.
Czech electric bike manufacturer and LEVA-EU member Levit has officially launched operations in the United Kingdom, continuing its strategic expansion across Europe. Already established in the Netherlands, France, and Finland, the brand enters the UK with over three decades of experience and a strong focus on rider-centric innovation.
The brand’s UK launch is being led by Country Manager Ryan Fleming and is being supported by a full suite of local services including a dedicated website, GBP-based pricing, UK customer support, and distribution from EU warehouses. “Our goal isn’t just to sell bikes. We want to be a brand that inspires people to ride, explore, and live actively,” said Fleming.
A unique approach to e-bike design
Founded in 1991, Levit distinguishes itself by designing and manufacturing e-bikes entirely in-house. Unlike brands that rely on standardised catalogue frames and off-the-shelf components, Levit develops every detail—from frame geometry to software—internally. This approach supports the brand’s goal of offering not just products, but an experience built on simplicity, efficiency, and clean design.
Advanced technology meets rider practicality
At the core of every Levit e-bike is the Motinova mid-drive motor, custom-tuned by Levit’s team for intuitive and quiet operation. All models also incorporate a unified battery system developed by German firm BMZ, enabling easy servicing and shared battery use across different bikes—an appealing feature for multi-bike households.
Hidden cables, colour-matched battery covers, and clean lines contribute to the bikes’ sleek and minimalist look, while practical features like optional backlit logos enhance visibility and safety. According to CEO Petr Svoboda, “We don’t aim to impress with complexity. We listen, genuinely and long-term.”
Decades of experience and forward-looking vision
With over 30 years in the cycling industry and a focus on electric bikes for the past 15 years, Levit has built a strong foundation of technical and design expertise. Looking ahead, the brand will focus on simplicity, compatibility and community with its long-term vision revolving around three key principles:
Innovation Without Bloat – Prioritising intuitive functionality over unnecessary features.
Compatibility and Simplicity – Enhancing serviceability with shared battery platforms.
Community-building – Supporting a network of riders, dealers, and brand advocates.
UK support and contact information
With UK operations now live, Levit is positioned to become a significant player in the country’s growing e-bike sector. Interested dealers and distributors are encouraged to contact Ryan Fleming at r.fleming@levit.bike or 07351 990717.
LEVA-EU members Levit, Opmaet Fietsen, Vyber and Ellio come out on top with Fietstest, a reputable panel of independent reviewers in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Since 2018, Fietstest reviewers have been testing bicycles and offering an impartial verdict on product performance, value and quality to help customers make purchasing decisions. As of May 2025, Fietstest has reported that 1,900 of its members have tested 882 electric bicycles.
Levit
The Czech e-bike manufacturer won the respected Best Buy award for a consecutive year, this time with its recent model Beleco 7 Lowstep in the category of electric city bikes priced between €2,000 and €2,500. This bike has proved popular thanks to its fresh design, smooth support, discreet motor and neat finish.
Opmaet Fietsen
It has also been another award winning year for the Dutch e-bike manufacturer. After its touring model won in 2024, for 2025 its Opmaet Compact has won the Best Buy and Best Tested awards for the Netherlands and Belgium respectively.
In the best buy category, reviewers highlighted its user-friendly display system, discreet motor, powerful support, and also rated it as being comfortable with suspension. Meanwhile, in the Best Tested award, the Opmaet Compact was praised for its easy entry, powerful support, silent motor, clear display, smooth support, as well as being light and manoeuvrable.
Vyber
Fellow Dutch brand Vyber’s SUPR365 e-bike has come up top in AD’s Bike Test 2025, with it being selected as Best Tested and leading as the ultimate winner in the category of electric city bikes from €2.000 to €2.500, with notable features being ranked highly from testers including its clear display, smooth support, silent motor, mount-friendly and neat cable design.
Ellio
And finally, Ellio won Best Tested for its Ellio Max in the HLN speed pedelec group, impressing testers with its good suspension, great riding experience, braking and powerful support.
