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FAQs
What is Avvenire?
Avvenire Electric Vehicles International Corp. is on a mission to become a global leader in the Light Electric Vehicles (LEV) market by developing the next generation of cutting-edge, cost-effective, and environmentally sustainable lineup of holistic transportation solutions for everyday use.
What is an E-Bike?
An E-Bike, also known as a power-assisted bicycle, is essentially a bicycle with a motor. It is a bicycle that:
- Has a maximum weight of 120kg (including both the weight of the bike and the battery).
- Has wheels with a diameter of at least 350mm and a width of at least 35mm.
- Must be equipped with at minimum 2 independent braking systems, one for each tire.
- The brakes must be able to stop an E-Bike traveling at a speed of 30km/h within 9 meters of application.
- All electrical terminals must be completely insulated and covered.
- Battery and motor must be securely fastened to the E-Bike.
- Has steering handlebars and is equipped with pedals.
- The pedals must be equipped at all times without exception;
- Is designed to travel with no more than 3 wheels in contact with the ground.
- Is capable of being operated with muscular power.
- Has one or more electric motors no greater than 500W.
- The motor provides assistance when engaged by muscular power and ceases when muscular power ceases.
- If operable via a throttle, the motor ceases when the brakes are applied.
- Is incapable of providing further assistance above 32km/h on level ground.
- Bears a label permanently affixed by the manufacturer stating that the vehicle is a power-assisted bicycle.
- Has not been modified to produce more than 500W and to travel faster than 32km/h.
There are various styles of E-Bikes, from conventional bicycles to scooter types. Regardless of style, it is only classified as an E-Bike as long as it meets the definition listed above. Being classified as a bicycle, most of the road rules and regulations pertaining to bicycles also apply to an E-Bike.
What do I need to operate an E-Bike?
E-Bikes are classified as bicycles as long as they fit the federal requirements listed above. Legally, there are only 2 requirements that one must fulfill in order to operate an E-Bike:
- All operators and passengers must be 16 years of age or older
- All operators must wear an approved bicycle helmet at all times
As long as the operate fits the requirements listed above, the following apply to all operators of E-Bikes:
- No driver’s license is required
- No written test is required
- No vehicle registration or plate is required
- No motor vehicle liability insurance is required
Where are E-Bikes allowed?
Can I carry a passenger?
Passengers are not permitted on a bicycle that has been designed for one person. Some ebikes (generally scooter types) are designed to carry passengers, but you may want to check with your local municipality to clarify whether carrying a passenger is allowed in your area.
For more detailed information regarding ebike laws in Ontario, please refer to The Ministry of Transportation FAQ.