Press release
For immediate publication

Bafang M420 - Facelift for the M400 (Max Drive) system

Suzhou, PRC, Spring, 2019 – Bafang, one of Asia’s leading manufacturers of e-mobility 
components and complete e-drive systems, presents the M420 - a clean, compact and 
dynamic facelift for modern city and trekking bicycles.

The facelift of the well-established M400 (formerly known as Max Drive) system will offer new 
options for modern-styled city and trekking bikes.

The new version comes with a rated power of 250 W, the same powerful 80 Nm performance 
and a EU-legal speed limit of 25 km/h. Compatible with the 450 Wh InTube or various rack 
type batteries plus a number of new displays (with Bluetooth and USB-out functionality) it will 
give designers ample opportunity to create contemporary looking city and trekking bikes.


 



 

Download high-resolution images here: www.dropbox.com/Bafang Model Year 2019

Media Contacts:

Europe: Christian Allmendinger, Uwe Weissflog 
inMotion mar.com 
Email:	chris.allmendinger@inmotionmar.com, info@inmotionmar.com
Tel:	+49 711 351 640-93 / -91

International: Jack Brandsen
Bafang Electric Motor Science-Technology B.V.
Email:	jbrandsen@bafang-e-com
Tel:	+31 852 737 102


About BAFANG: www.bafang-e.com
Bafang, one of Asia’s leading manufacturers of e-mobility components and complete e-drive systems, 
has been developing components and complete systems for electric vehicles since 2003. Bafang 
currently has a yearly manufacturing capacity of up to one million motors and systems for e-bikes and 
electric scooters.
The company focuses on all global e-mobility trends of the future: be it as an individual e-bike, e-
scooter or for public bike sharing schemes. Bafang employs more than 450 staff worldwide in four 
locations. The head office, development and manufacturing center is based in Suzhou, near Shanghai.
Bafang has Sales and Service Centers in the Netherlands, in the USA and in Germany.

This release is issued by Bafang Electric (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. which retains the ultimate responsibility for 
the content.


 
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