Dat Bike has announced an impressive 25-year battery lifespan for its electric motorcycles. Analysts view this not only as a bold technical commitment but also as a strategic economic move that compels consumers to reconsider their options.
Proprietary Technology: The Key to a 25-Year Lifespan
In Vietnam’s electric vehicle market, no other brand has matched Dat Bike’s confidence in declaring such a long-lasting battery. This “unconventional” claim reflects rigorous testing and careful calculations, underpinned by Dat Bike’s complete control over its battery technology and vertically integrated production model. This control is crucial for ensuring both quality and longevity.
According to Dat Bike’s lab tests, their batteries can endure 2,500 to 3,000 charge cycles, equivalent to over 500,000 km, while retaining 80% capacity. Given the average Vietnamese rider covers 25-35 km daily, the battery could theoretically last nearly 40 years under ideal conditions. However, factoring in real-world usage and external variables, the 25-year lifespan is a well-founded and reliable estimate.
Every Dat Bike electric motorcycle is assembled in-house and undergoes strict quality checks before leaving the factory.
The company highlights that its batteries are composed of multiple small cells, packaged and protected in clusters. This design optimizes performance and reduces costs by enabling partial repairs or replacements, transforming the battery from a potential burden into a long-term, cost-effective solution.
Bùi Nguyễn Trúc Ny, Business Director at Dat Bike Vietnam, explains, “Our vertical integration and focus on core electric vehicle challenges set us apart. While Lithium-ion LFP cells are widely available, the difference lies in our battery packaging technology and seamless integration with other vehicle components. For instance, Dat Bike motorcycles offer greater range without compromising storage space.”
Enhanced After-Sales Service
While battery longevity addresses cost concerns, Dat Bike’s ongoing improvements in after-sales service further reassure consumers transitioning to electric vehicles.
With $22 million from its Series B funding, Dat Bike is enhancing its ecosystem, starting with upgrading 3S stores into comprehensive Electric Vehicle Service Centers, reinforcing its long-term commitment to customers.
In November 2025, Dat Bike launched two Service Centers in Ho Chi Minh City, at Âu Cơ and Đỗ Xuân Hợp. Opening two major facilities within two weeks demonstrates the company’s dedication to improving customer service and experience.
Dat Bike’s Electric Vehicle Service Center in Ho Chi Minh City
Mrs. Ny adds that the company plans to expand to 150 stores by 2026 and introduce new models to meet diverse market needs, aiming to lead Vietnam’s electric motorcycle market and drive growth in Southeast Asia’s two-wheeler sector.
Dat Bike’s electric motorcycles offer significant advantages, providing financial peace of mind and making them a compelling choice for those switching to electric vehicles.
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