scooter batteries & BMS: 48V Li-ion 18650

Restore your scooter's range at Vowenx: 36V to 72V Li-ion 18650 batteries, BMS modules and protections. A technical selection to ride further, at the right price.

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How to choose the right scooter battery

The battery must match your vehicle exactly. The voltage (36V, 48V, 52V, 72V) must be identical to the original; the capacity in amp-hours (Ah) determines the range. A notation such as 13S5P indicates the cell layout (13 in series, 5 in parallel) based on 18650 cells in Li-ion. The BMS (management system) is essential: it protects against overcharge, deep discharge and short circuits, and balances the cells. Check the connector, the housing dimensions and compatibility with your controller before any replacement.

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The criteria to check before buying

CriterionWhy it matters
VoltageIdentical to the original (36V to 72V).
Capacity (Ah)Determines the range.
ConfigurationNotation such as 13S5P (18650 cells).
BMSProtects and balances the cells.
CompatibilityConnector, housing and controller.

Frequently asked questions

What does 48V 13S5P mean on a battery?

48V is the voltage; 13S5P describes the layout: 13 cells in series (which set the voltage) and 5 groups in parallel (which increase the capacity). These cells are 18650 Li-ion cells assembled into a pack.

What is a battery's BMS for?

The BMS (Battery Management System) protects the battery against overcharge, excessive discharge and short circuits, and balances the cells. It is essential to the safety and longevity of the lithium pack.

How do I choose a compatible battery?

Keep the original voltage, aim for the capacity (Ah) you want and check the connector, the housing dimensions and the match with the controller. A different voltage would damage the scooter's electronics.

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