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Queensland’s e-mobility laws changed what shops can sell and to whom. This is a summary for retailers — check the official pages and talk to the Department of Transport and Main Roads or the Office of Fair Trading about your obligations.
Who you can sell to
- Since 2026 年 7 月 1 日, e-bikes and other e-mobility devices can’t be sold to anyone under 16 — and the rule covers private and online sales too.
- You may ask for proof of age. Significant penalties apply for selling to a child under 16.
What you can sell
- E-bikes made from 1 July 2026 must meet EN 15194 and carry a permanent compliance label.
- Legal limits: 250 W, assistance to 25 km/h, throttle only to 6 km/h. Bikes marketed as “unlockable” or faster are treated as illegal.
- Conversion kits fitted after 1 July 2026 make a bike non-compliant for public use.
- Misleading claims about compliance can be reported to the Office of Fair Trading.
Becoming an Assurance Scheme verifier
From about 2026 年 11 月 2 日, approved and trained bicycle retailers can inspect older e-bikes (made before 1 July 2026) and fit a Legacy EPAC label, for a fee of up to $70. Every Queensland e-bike needs a label from 2027 年 3 月 1 日, so expect demand from existing owners. If you become a verifier, tick “E-bike compliance checks” on your EbikeMate showroom so owners can find you on 電動單車合規檢查.
Help customers stay legal — and come back
- Record the frame serial at the counter and give the customer a Bike Passport, marked retailer-registered. How shops use EbikeMate — free to join.
- Point riders to the plain-English rules: licence, footpaths, fines.
This is a plain-English summary of the official rules, not legal advice. EbikeMate is an independent company, not a government service.
常見問題
Can bike shops sell e-bikes to under-16s（Queensland?）
No. Since 1 July 2026 e-mobility devices can’t be sold to anyone under 16, including private and online sales.
Who can do Queensland e-bike compliance checks?
Authorised verifiers under the E-Bike Assurance Scheme — approved bicycle retailers trained to assess e-bikes. The fee is up to $70.
官方資料
- Queensland Government — tips for buying e-mobility devices
- Queensland Government — E-Bike (EPAC) Assurance Scheme
- StreetSmarts (TMR) — e-bikes, e-scooters and PMDs
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