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Route planning is done with the eBike Flow app. Connect your eBike to the app and continuously transfer the route to your Kiox 300 display. Follow the helpful turn-by-turn directions on your clear, minimalist display.

Kiox 300 offers helpful support, e.g. in the form of a guide to the smart Walk Assist, including the automatic Hill Hold function to make it easier to master steep climbs while walking.

You can use the eBike Connect app to connect Kiox to your smartphone via Bluetooth. Change settings, transfer routes and use additional premium features.

Route planning is done via the eBike Connect app or the online eBike Connect portal. Connect your Kiox via Bluetooth to your smartphone and let it navigate you.

Kiox 300 is the display for the smart system and the intelligent, robust companion for sporty rides. It can be operated intuitively via the LED Remote or the Mini Remote, is compact and offers a splash-proof and dust-proof color display that’s easy to read. Fully networked in the smart system, it continuously receives new functions through the eBike Flow app.

With the clear, free navigation function for Kiox 300, you can reach your destination even better: Plan your route in the eBike Flow app and transfer it to your display via Bluetooth® Low Energy. The arrow on your Kiox 300 symbolizes your current position. Your route is indicated by a simple, clear line. Turn-by-turn directions are displayed to give you orientation and guidance - for route guidance in flow. You can also see your arrival time as well as the distance and time to destination with the help of the LED remote on Kiox 300.

You need more information and more details on your ride? Then place the SmartphoneGrip on the display holder instead of Kiox 300 and use your smartphone with the eBike Flow app as a large navigation display.

The clearly structured display with modern design underlines the clean eBike look. The color display can be read optimally by day or night. The Kiox 300 is operated simply and safely via the LED Remote or the Mini Remote.

The smart Walk Assistance function including the Hill Hold automatic rollback protection function helps you on steep or unrideable sections. You can activate it via the control unit and get help on how to use it via your Kiox 300. The display also shows the range for all riding modes. This way you can immediately see which is the best riding mode for reaching your destination.

With the display holder, the display can be flexibly positioned on the handlebar and adapted exactly to your personal needs. The display angle can also be adjusted before the start of the ride to ensure optimum readability.

You can customize the status bar of your Kiox 300: Show the battery charge level, time or current speed. In the Kiox 300 settings, you can adjust the data using the LED Remote or Mini Remote to better match your needs.

For a secure feeling: Kiox 300 indicates whether eBike Lock is active when the eBike is switched on. If your smartphone is nearby and recognized as a key, the Unlocked screen appears and you can ride off with motor support.

Even if you have your smartphone in your pocket or backpack, you don’t have to worry about it discharging unseen: Kiox 300 informs you about the charge level of your smartphone battery.

For even easier orientation, Kiox 300 shows you whether you are on the first or second level of the screen. You can switch between the two levels using the center button on the LED Remote.

Kiox 300 informs you if you are currently riding above or below your personal capabilities and cadence. This will motivate you to push yourself even harder.

The smart system - consisting of the eBike Flow app, control unit, display, battery and drive unit - turns your eBike ride into an individual experience. The new system generation combines technically high-quality eBike components with ever new digital functions, which you can easily install over-the-air using the eBike Flow app. This way, you can always keep your eBike up to date and adapt it exactly to your requirements - for even more riding fun in a networked eBike world.

Kiox is your digital training companion via the eBike Connect smartphone app. For this, Kiox records your journeys and sends the data to the online eBike Connect portal via your smartphone. The robust color display allows you to always keep an eye on your route and ride data – and the separate control unit gives you full control of your eBike at all times.

You can easily configure and customize the screens and the selection of ride data displayed on Kiox to suit your needs. So you can focus on what you enjoy: bike riding.

Your data is automatically synchronized between Kiox and eBike Connect via Bluetooth. You can view it in the Connect app or in the online portal. Software updates can also be installed on the display conveniently and wirelessly.

The display informs you during the ride of all important training data in real time, and shows your power, cadence and calories burned. In conjunction with the eBike Connect app, all of this data is recorded. This makes it easier for you to set and achieve your fitness goals.

Kiox can be connected with a heart rate monitor via Bluetooth. This way you are informed of your current heart rate zone and can optimally tune your training.

Kiox informs you if you are currently riding above or below your personal average speed. This spurs you on to greater performance. After the ride, all recorded fitness data can also be shared with Strava, Apple Health or Google Fit.

The compact and handy display provides a minimalist eBike look. The screen is optimally readable, with a strong color scheme and clear user interface. In addition, scratch-resistant glass protects Kiox against dirt or stone chips.

Stowed away quickly but still very secure – the magnetic mount allows the display to be removed and installed easily. Like many outdoor devices, Kiox has a small eyelet located on the bottom edge for a safety loop.

The display can be conveniently operated with your thumb by the buttons on the separate control unit. The clearly feelable button action gives you clear feedback.

Kiox is also available with eShift, the integrated electronic gear shifting solution offered by Bosch eBike Systems in cooperation with gear shifting system manufacturers enviolo, Rohloff and Shimano. A solution for every riding style that offers many advantages: greater comfort, barely perceptible gear shifting and more riding enjoyment.

Peace of mind when parking: the Lock premium function makes your Kiox the key to greater security. This function allows motor support to be disabled by unplugging the computer, making the eBike unattractive to thieves. It’s the ideal complement to a mechanical lock.

With the help of the riding modes, the support of the eBike motor can be easily adjusted via the control unit/display. All modes for optimum support in every situation can be found here.

Maximum support delivered immediately, even up to the highest cadences for sporty riding. Powerful support for all types of riding – both sporty, and fast commuting in urban traffic. Continuous support for a natural riding sensation and energy-saving riding for sporty riders. Uniform support for rides with long ranges. Low level support with maximum efficiency for the longest range. No support, all display functions are available.

Bosch eBike Systems - Developed for unlimited fun: drive units, displays and batteries from Bosch eBike Systems impress with the highest technical quality - and as a perfectly coordinated team. With a modular product portfolio, Bosch offers riders the optimal drive system for every situation. A wide range of possible combinations of drive unit, battery and display ensure an outstanding riding experience.

Yes, eBike Connect supports both routable as well as non-routable GPX tours. First, the desired GPX file must be imported into the eBike Connect online portal or app. The routes are automatically transferred to Kiox at the next synchronization. The following restriction applies here: in the case of non-routable tours, information on the distance to the destination and reaching the destination is not displayed.

In our eBike model database you will find a large selection of current eBikes from various manufacturers with the Bosch system. Filter according to your individual needs and you will get an overview of suitable eBikes.

The range of the Bosch eBike batteries depends on many different factors. With the Range Calculator, you can use various parameters to determine how many miles you want your eBike system to support you on your next tour.

Which battery goes with which eBike motor, which app matches which display? The overview of product combinations indicates the compatibilities between all Bosch eBike components.

The Bosch Kiox 300 display keeps all important information about your e-bike ready and is compatible with the new Bosch Smart System. The high-resolution colour displayprovides you with riding mode, distance covered, speed and many other useful riding information. This makes the compact Bosch e-bike display the ideal touring and training companion.

With the Kiox 300, installing the display on your e-bike has never been easier. This is because the Bosch Smart System Display is simply plugged in between the motor and the Bosch LED Remote. Two plug connections later, the display is ready for use. You will find all the necessary parts for retrofitting in the Bosch Kiox 300 Retrofit Set. The Kiox 300 also comes without any buttons and is operated via the remote unit on the handlebar. The 2" colour display ensures perfect legibility in all situations. The brightness of the Bosch Kiox 300 automatically adjusts to the current conditions.

Note: The Kiox 300 display does not differ in its range of functions from its previous model, but is specially designed only for the Bosch Smart System.

Bosch recently sent us a bike with the prototype of their new Kiox display unit to test. It is their first full-color display, with tons of options and many ways to display a plethora of information. It’s compact, more like the Purion but made to be center-mounted.

One thing to note is that currently it isn’t available as an aftermarket option for Bosch-powered bikes. It has to be wired in from the start, so if you want one, you’ll need to buy a bike that comes with it.

It is held onto the stem-mounted bracket by a magnet and clicks in place very easily. It can pop out, but we took the bike it was mounted to off of some big drops and it never fell off. The advantage of this setup is that if you do crash, the display can pop off the mount to avoid damage. The glass covering this display is Corning Gorilla glass, which is shatter- and scratch-resistant. It’s also anti-reflective, making it easier to read in bright sunlight, and Bosch has carefully designed the mount to hold the display at the optimal angle for easy reading.

Within the menus, you can set the brightness manually or let the display sense light levels and automatically adjust brightness. We love this feature; auto seems to be perfect, even when mountain biking, and dodging in and out of trees and in bright sunlight.

Bosch finally got in a production unit just before we went to press with this issue, and they let us try it. It delivers on every promise the prototype made!

There are eight different screens that can display just the information you want for whatever you’re doing. On all screens you can tell what mode you’re in, your speed in miles or kilometers per hour, and the percentage of battery left. Power Assist mode changes color as you go up or down.

The first screen shows what is connected, via Bluetooth, including your heart rate monitor and your phone (there’s an app coming to work with the display).

The second screen is likely what Bosch expects you’ll keep the display on most of the time. It shows a curved graphic that shows both your own leg power (wattage), as well as the amount of power assistance the motor is supplying.

The third screen shows clock and range, and that range changes depending on what power assist mode you’re in. Bosch compares the battery level to the last 1.5 miles you’ve ridden to figure out your range. If you’ve been climbing a lot and using higher assist levels, that number will be much lower than if you’d been descending and not using as much power.

The fourth screen shows trip distance in miles and ride time in minutes. You can set preferences to reset this data every day, every four hours or to never reset it, depending on your preferences. The fifth screen shows rider input in watts, as well as cadence. Bosch CX motors typically cut off at 120 rpm, but with this setup, as long as we didn’t exceed 19.5 mph, the motor didn’t cut even when we wound the thing up above 140 rpm. Interesting, but not something most riders would ever do.

We used an old Polar H7 chest strap heart rate monitor that we had to dust off and put in a fresh battery. We weren’t sure it would pair with the Kiox, but it paired instantly through the menus. We really liked the heart rate feature, especially the quad screen with all this information available at a glance.

There’s a micro USB port on the front of the display that can be used for diagnostics (performed at your local Bosch bike shop dealer) and upgrades, as well as can be used to charge your phone. The latter can come in handy if you’re on a long ride and using your phone for navigation. You will likely need a custom cable for your phone, and the charge output is 5 watts at 1 amp, so it won’t charge your phone quickly, but it will slow charge it.

It seems there’s no end to the possibilities the Kiox might have with future firmware updates. They could add additional screens or allow customization of existing ones.

The Kiox is our new favorite display. Bosch has taken what they’ve learned from the Intuvia an Purion displays and created something even better. If you want training tools for training for any sport, this is a game-changer.

Bosch eBike System is a leader if not the leader with their Integrated Motor, Battery and Display technology used by many Electric Bicycle and eBike Manufacturers.

eBike Central offers eBikes that have all of their Display technology on select models. As an owner of a Bosch eBike System based Electric Bicycle, you can upgrade your display system by having a different Display Technology installed by us.

Here are the Four Options available today from Bosch eBike Systems. Note, Riese & Muller is the only eBike manufacturer offering all four Display Technologies. Several models from Riese & Muller you can choose the Display system that you want. The only eBike company offering that option.

Kiox offers all the functions that a sporty rider could need. In addition to the classic functions of an on-board computer, Kiox also uses the eBike Connect smartphone app and the eBike-Connect online portal to offer eBikers access to the digital world.

Intuvia offers easy and intuitive control of the eBike. The relevant riding data is clearly shown and the display offers ideal readability under all lighting conditions. The separate control unit allows you to keep your hands safely on the handlebar.

Before the official start of EUROBIKE in Friedrichshafen, Bosch presented its new lineup of products for the coming season. We had the opportunity to take a closer look at Bosh’s new Kiox display, and we’ll tell you what it’s capable of.

Bosch’s Intuvia display is starting to look a bit outdated, and many bike brands have been relying on the compact Purion display instead. With Kiox, Bosch is now introducing a modern alternative to the Intuvia. Thanks to the Bluetooth interface, the Kiox can be paired with your smartphone and adapted to your own preferences. Riders can choose between different views with up to four data fields; if you like, the Kiox will also link up with your heart rate monitor. Further features such as tuning the support levels won’t be available for the time being, but the system will undoubtedly be updated with new functions in the future.

We’ve had a closer look at the new colour display to find out if an upgrade is worthwhile. The exposed placement of the display on the stem is the first thing you’ll notice: the Kiox display is enthroned in the middle of the cockpit, giving you no adjustment options. Both the display and the remote control are relatively large, but the buttons feel solid. Unfortunately, the separate remote leaves a messy trail of cables on the cockpit. Bike manufacturers will have the option of customising the integration of the Kiox display, which we hope will be much more elegant than the Bosch mount.

The 1.9″ display automatically adapts to ambient light, offering a high resolution. Unfortunately, the Gorilla glass is shiny and reflective in direct light. It’s quite susceptible to dirt and smudges too. The colour representation looks nice, but it doesn’t offer any real advantage.

The display is held in place with the help of magnets. As with the Intuvia though, you’ll have to be careful when snapping it into place to ensure everything is properly aligned. The Kiox features an integrated battery that provides up to 20 minutes of power and automatically displays a summary of daily activities when removed from the bike – smart! For the time being, the Kiox display will only be available on complete builds, so no aftermarket retrofitting.

All in all, the new display is a bit of disappointment for eMTBers. The configuration via smartphone app is useful, but further features based on the Bluetooth connection are still missing. The display is appealing, but the readability while riding couldn’t convince us – too bad.

Bosch has had three displays in its line-up for the past couple of years, after the simpler Purion display joined the Intuvia mid-mounted display and the highly-capable-but-rarely-seen Nyon. Now there"s a fourth option, the Kiox, which is deigned "for sporty eBikers". All the launch pictures are very mountain bike focused, suggesting that Bosch is aming the display primarily at e-MTBers.

The Kiox is quite a different beast to the older displays. It"s centrally mounted; the computer uses a magnetic mount and Bosch is keen for manufacturers to integrate the display as neatly as possible. The Kiox uses a 208 × 274 pixel colour display behind a tough Gorilla Glass protective screen. It runs from the system battery but also has an internal battery that gives 20 minutes of run time, which is useful if you want to run through your ride stats when you"ve turned your bike off at the end. More than the other computers it"s designed to be taken on and off the bike.

As well as integrating with the motor system, the Kiox display is Bluetooth-compatible. That allows the computer to be paired to external sensors: heart rate monitors to begin with, with other sensors supoorted further down the line. The Bluetooth connection also allows users to update the computer"s firmware over the air. There"s a Micro-USB port in the Kiox, too; that can be used for updates and also to charge devices on the go. With the USB port closed the Kiox is fully IPX7 water and dust proof.

The wired handlbar remote has buttons for changing the assistance mode, and also to cycle through the various display modes on the Kiox. The walk-assist function is also accessed from the remote.

Micro-AB-USB port can be used by specialist dealers to perform diagnostic tasks, to charge the Kiox rechargeable battery and to charge external devices, such as compatible smartphones

Ready for the latest 2019 e-bike models, the small and robust Gorilla-Glass color display is controlled by a separate control unit on the handlebar and provides the e-bike rider with data on speed, personal performance, cadence, battery state of charge, and other critical riding data.

“Kiox is our best and brightest display with more useful features than ever packed into such a compact unit. With its ability to connect to the rider’s heart rate via wearable sensors, Kiox also marks our first step in North America connecting eBikes to the eBiker’s digital world.”

Such bicycle manufacturers can choose to install the small form-factor display with the Bosch mount or physically integrate it into the handlebar stem by means of custom solutions. This leads to different design variants as well as a minimalistic appearance.

The 1.9″ display has been designed to work in a wide range of conditions. Its auto-adjusting color display is highly visible not just in low lighting but also in direct sunlight.

“Kiox supports eBikers wishing to improve their fitness. The on-board computer notifies eBikers whether they are going above or below the average speed, motivating them to perform better. With an optimal Bluetooth-connected heart rate monitor, Kiox users can check their current pulse range at all times, enabling them to get the most out of their training. The Bluetooth low-energy interface also allows users to download Kiox software updates to the on-board computer without requiring a cable connection. The future will see even further functions connecting eBikers to the new on-board computer.”

While I haven’t gotten my hands on the Kiox yet, we will be on scene at this year’s Interbike convention in Reno in two weeks, so we’ll be reporting on all of the new advancements like this soon. If the Kiox is as cool as it sounds, then you guys will be the first to hear about it right here on Electrek.