AllCell said that it developed the new products were developed in response to the constant innovation of the eBike industry, which has been driving the development of a growing variety of high-performance electric bikes. The 15 Ah battery provides up to 2 kW of power, while the 20 amp-hour model tops out at 2.4 kW.

AllCell’s batteries are based on the company’s proprietary thermal management technology, a composite material made of graphite and phase change material (PCM). By absorbing and conducting heat away from the lithium-ion cells, AllCell’s PCM plays the same role that complicated liquid cooling systems perform in today’s electric cars, but at a fraction of the cost.

As a result of the thermal management—which other electric bike batteries do not offer—AllCell’s batteries last 50% - 100% longer than analogous competitive batteries, according to the company. As batteries get larger, the thermal management challenge grows, which is why AllCell is the only company able to offer such high-capacity 48 volt batteries with high energy density.