Mate Electric Bikes

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Australia's full Mate e-bike range, backed by authorised dealer support, national servicing and specialist advice. Mate is Scooter Hut's featured electric bike brand, sitting inside our broader electric bikes range alongside the rest of our ride line-up. Founded in Copenhagen in 2016, Mate builds folding and urban e-bikes that lean into clean Danish design without dropping the practicality riders actually need day to day. This page walks you through the full Mate range available in Australia. The GO+, Icon, X EVO and Fusion. You'll see how each model differs, which one fits how you ride, plus a plain-English rundown of Australian e-bike laws, warranty and servicing details, and the questions we hear most often on the showroom floor. We've been selling and servicing electric rides since 2008, and our team sets up every Mate that leaves our stores. If something on this page needs a second opinion, you can talk it through with one of our specialists online or in a showroom Jump to section What Makes a Mate Different The Mate Range at a Glance Match the Mate to Your Ride Are Mate E-Bikes Legal in Australia? Backed by Scooter Hut Mate E-Bike Questions, Answered What Makes a Mate Different Mate's Copenhagen roots show up in the details. The frames look clean and considered, with shapes built around real urban riding rather than showroom appeal. It's a design language shaped by a city where bikes are transport first and style second, and that priority carries through the whole range. Where Mate earns attention beyond the aesthetics is the component choices. Bafang motors handle hills and heavier loads. The gearing comes from Shimano, while Tektro supplies the brakes. These are components you'll find across serious e-bikes worldwide, and they're a big part of why a Mate feels planted rather than flimsy under a rider. Mate has also worked with fashion houses like Moncler, Fendi and Palm Angels on limited runs, which is one signal the design work is taken seriously outside th