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Bosch eBike Systems launches 16th dealer training season with 2026 model updates

Bosch eBike Systems will start its 16th training season for specialist dealers on 20 October, spotlighting new products for model year 2026, including the Performance Line PX as a premium solution for adventure and trekking tours, as well as the Kiox 400C control unit which is integrated into the eBike’s frame.

Among the highlights are the Performance Line PX, Bosch’s premium solution for adventure and trekking tours, and the newly integrated Kiox 400C control unit, designed to be integrated into the eBike frame.

The training sessions cover smart system updates, tips for workshops and a deep dive into Bosch eBike service, ensuring that dealers are equipped to support riders at every level.

“Practical learning is at the heart of our programme. The exchange of knowledge between our experts and dealers is just as important as the technical updates. It’s about building confidence and expertise so that riders receive the best possible support,” the company said.

Registration will open on 10 September via the MAGURA Bosch Parts & Services webshop. Further details are available through the Bosch eBike Systems Partner Portal, with additional access to the MBPS webshop once registration goes live.

In the UK, the dealer training tour will run from late October through February, visiting key locations including Newcastle, Kendal, Aviemore, Motherwell, Bristol, Leeds, London, Birmingham, Chester and Woking. Sessions include a mix of open training for all specialist dealers and OEM-specific workshops.

In summer, Bosch announced updates of the Performance Line CX systems, enabling riders to enhance the riding experience through the eBike Flow app. Starting in mid-July, athletic eBikers with the new Performance Line CX (BDU384Y) can increase the performance of their driving unit. The update also includes the new eMTB+ mode, offering eMountain bikers support right to the limit and a finely adjustable, longer boost.

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