Kann das sein, daß es keine gescheite e-bikes unter 3.000€ mehr gibt?

Can it be that there are no snowy e-bikes under 3,000€?

Can it be that the purpose of this question is to run polemics?

You don’t know what quality is? Schechter Consultant! Of course what’s not from China is what else!

This statement alone is incredibly alien to the world. Of course, not all that comes from China is very high-quality – but if they want (and the customer pays it), the Chinese can work damn carefully and deliver exactly the same quality as any European large-scale production.

For example, almost all carbon parts come from bicycles from China. Yes, also the frames of gems such as Santa Cruz or Yeti. Even among the people who find it completely normal to spend $10,000 for a bicycle (without E), you don’t hear any complaints about lack of quality.

In short: The quality depends on whether parts from China are on not wise.

There are of course e-bikes that are largely built without parts from China. Frame in D welded, brakes from the Swabian Alb, milling parts from GB.. But you can also see that at the price, you will come with 3000 € not far away. Whether the driving feeling is better than a bike that has cost half of it and also includes parts from Chinese production is another thing.

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To get back to the question of what quality is: Again, that depends on the viewer!

For someone who simply wants to get 5 km from A to B, a 1000 € e-bike delivers a perfectly usable quality and there is no reasonable reason to spend more money.

Nevertheless, it is clear that someone who is abducting 20,000 km a year would call the same bike as an absolute core scrap and would not even take it.

Accordingly, it is also evident that the question of whether there are qualitatively meaningful e-bikes only from 3000 € is to be answered only if the claims of the buyer are clear.