SMM April 2 Lead-Acid Battery Market Bulletin [SMM Midday Commentary]

Published: Apr 2, 2026 12:08

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SMM News, April 2: As the traditional off-season for the e-bike lead-acid battery market approaches, dealers said battery sales weakened compared with March, while lead prices held up well, and there was no change for the time being in the battery market selling price. For example, the mainstream 48V20Ah model was priced at 380-410 yuan/set. In addition, due to rising raw material costs, e-bike enterprises have issued notices to raise complete vehicle selling prices in April by 200-300 yuan per unit.

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