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GOTRAX e-bike batteries
Battery specs for every GOTRAX e-bike in our index: 5 models, running on 48V packs.
5models
48Vvoltages
499 Whmedian capacity
40 mimedian max range
GOTRAX e-bike battery specs
| Model | Year | Voltage | Amp-hours | Capacity | Max range | Motor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| F3 Fat Tire Folding E-Bike 2.0 | 2026 | 48 V | 14 Ah | 672 Wh | 32 mi | 500 W |
| Mustang | 2026 | 48 V | 15 Ah | 720 Wh | – | 750 W |
| Ranger | 2026 | 48 V | 10 Ah | 480 Wh | – | 500 W |
| E-Fold | 2025 | 48 V | 7.8 Ah | 375 Wh | 40 mi | 350 W |
| F2 Foldable Electric Bike 2.0 | 2025 | 48 V | 10.4 Ah | 499 Wh | 41 mi | 500 W |
Official GOTRAX replacement batteries
GOTRAX batteries sold by the manufacturer
| Battery | Voltage | Capacity | Price | Fits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apex Lite Electric Scooter Battery - 32.4V 4Ah | 32 V | 130 Wh | $69 | – |
| SA1 / Apex Plus Electric Scooter Battery- 36V 5.2Ah | 36 V | 187 Wh | $135 | – |
| Battery,Ranger16 Pioneer16 G165,36V 7.8Ah | 36 V | 281 Wh | $150 | – |
| Shoreline Electric Bike Battery - 36V7.8Ah | 36 V | 288 Wh | $199 | – |
| Accord / eLo Electric Bike Battery - 36V 10.4Ah | 36 V | 374 Wh | $225 | – |
| EBE3 Electric Bike Battery 48V 10Ah | 48 V | 480 Wh | $250 | – |
| G3 Max Electric Scooter Battery 48V 10.2Ah | 48 V | 490 Wh | $300 | – |
| Battery,Ranger Pioneer R7 G201,Regular 48V 10.4Ah | 48 V | 499 Wh | $250 | – |
| Raptor Electric Scooter Battery - 48V 16Ah | 48 V | 768 Wh | $350 | – |
Frequently asked questions
What battery does a GOTRAX e-bike use?
GOTRAX e-bikes in our index use 48V batteries with a median capacity of 499 Wh. Check the table above for your exact model and year.
Can I use a third-party battery on my GOTRAX?
Often, yes, if the pack matches the original voltage, mount, connector and BMS current rating. Open your model page to see packs that match its voltage and capacity. Using a non-OEM pack may void the GOTRAX warranty.
Where do I recycle a dead GOTRAX battery?
Never put lithium-ion e-bike batteries in household trash or curbside recycling. Use a battery drop-off point or household hazardous waste site. See our recycling directory by state and city.