In Pictures: Monarc now sells its e-bikes without batteries, cutting up to $500 for owners who already have spares

Monarc's battery-less pricing aims to keep existing owners riding without paying for power packs they already own.

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The Minnesota-based maker says the new structure suits riders who already have compatible Monarc batteries and chargers.

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Buyers can now choose two batteries, one battery, or none at checkout.

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The battery-free option trims $500 from the price of the Marker and Tracer models.

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Monarc joins a small group of e-bike brands experimenting with unbundled battery pricing.

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The company says spare-parts owners can put the savings toward accessories or a second charger.

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Compatible packs and chargers are required to qualify for the reduced-price configuration.

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Monarc positions the change as a way to reward loyal customers who already own its hardware.

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The new pricing is available now across the Marker and Tracer lineups.

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