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EM3ev 52V 17.5Ah battery
A 52V 17.5 Ah (910 Wh) aftermarket e-bike battery from EM3ev, built as 14S5P (70 cells).
52 Vnominal voltage
≈910 Whenergy
See sellerlisted price
–per Wh (52V median $0.57)
Specifications
- Nominal voltage
- 52 V
- Capacity
- ≈ 17.5 Ah
- Energy
- ≈ 910 Wh
- Cell layout
- 14S5P (70 cells)
- Full-charge voltage
- 58.8 V
- Type
- Aftermarket
- Seller
- EM3ev
- Listed price
- See seller
E-bikes this pack matches
15 52V models with original packs of 1011 Wh or less
| Model | Year | Original battery | Wh |
|---|---|---|---|
| Juiced Bikes Scrambler Full-Suspension | 2026 | 52V 19.2Ah | 998 |
| Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra Duo 4 | 2024 | 52V | 910 |
| Juiced Bikes City Scrambler | 2020 | 52V 13Ah | 676 |
| Juiced Bikes HyperScorpion | 2020 | 52V 19.2Ah | 998 |
| Juiced Bikes RipCurrent S | 2020 | 52V 19.2Ah | 998 |
| Vintage Electric Scrambler | 2017 | 52V 13.5Ah | 702 |
| Kranked E Squared | 2016 | 52V 10Ah | 560 |
| Snelheid Cycles Leider | 2016 | 51.8V 9Ah | 466 |
| Vintage Electric Cruz | 2016 | 52V 13.5Ah | 702 |
| Vintage Electric Tracker | 2016 | 52V 13.5Ah | 702 |
| Hi-Power Cycles HPC SuperMundo Cargo Bike | 2015 | 51.8V 12Ah | 622 |
| ProdecoTech Mariner 500 | 2015 | 51.2V 9Ah | 461 |
| Vintage Electric E-Tracker | 2015 | 52V 12.5Ah | 650 |
| ProdecoTech Oasis | 2014 | 51.2V 12Ah | 614 |
| ProdecoTech Outlaw EX | 2013 | 51.2V 9Ah | 461 |
Fit checklist: mounts and connectors
Other 52V packs by price per Wh
Cheapest 52V packs per watt-hour
| Pack | Seller | Wh | Price | $/Wh |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit Pack Power 52V 25Ah battery | Unit Pack Power | 1,300 | $326 | 0.25 |
| EM3ev 52V 20Ah King Shark battery | EM3ev | 1,040 | $399 | 0.38 |
| Unit Pack Power 52V 20Ah battery | Unit Pack Power | 1,040 | $595 | 0.57 |
| A-Series 2P Battery | Super73 | 520 | $495 | 0.95 |
Frequently asked questions
Will the EM3ev 52V 17.5Ah battery fit my e-bike?
It is a 52V pack, so the bike must run a 52V system. Beyond voltage, the case or mount, the discharge connector and the charger port must match, and the BMS rating must cover the controller's peak current.
How far will a 910 Wh battery go?
About 46 to 76 miles depending on assist level, terrain and rider weight (12 to 20 Wh per mile).
Is the price good value?
The seller does not publish a fixed price; configure the pack on their site to see it.