Foreigner Tries Fixing E-Bikes|老外在上海学习修理电动车

E-bikes are lean, silent machines that in recent years have sparked controversy all over China. Whether they are “green” is debatable. They may not add fumes to China's air, but there's also the question of what happens to them and their batteries when it's time to send them to the scrap heap.
Over the past decade, China has been undergoing the biggest adoption of alternative fuels for transportation, ever. Although this transition isn’t being led by green cars like the Tesla or the new lines of “eco” buses that are popping up in an increasing number of the country's cities, but e-bikes — electric bicycles.
There are now up to 200 million e-bikes zipping through the streets of China, providing low cost, energy efficient, and emission-free transportation for people across the country. E-bikes have also become a big business, with over 35 million being sold each year, 700 manufacturers, and an industry chain that is valued at US$30 billion in China alone.
Presenting the latest from Shanghai comedy troupe Mamahuhu: Electric Scooter Revolution
A closer look at E-Bikes and the people that repair them.
Do you have a E-Bike in China?

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