DJI adds fuel to the fire: releases the 1,000W of the Avinox motor in more modes and adds new functions

In the midst of controversy over the new law that aims to limit the maximum power of electric motors for bicycles, DJI has released a new firmware update for its powerful Avinox motor, increasing its peak from 1,000W to the Auto and Trail modes. This figure, which was initially only reached during a brief 30-second boost, then extended to the Turbo mode without time limit, and with this update, the most powerful motor on the market takes another step forward, offering its full potential in more assistance modes.

New update for the DJI Avinox: more available power, automatic changes, and customizable Boost

With this new firmware update, DJI offers an additional 150W to reach 1,000W peak also in the Auto and Trail modes of its Avinox motor. The Boost mode, which was previously the only one capable of reaching those 1,000W, can now be configured to activate for intervals between 10 and 60 seconds, adapting to the needs and riding style of each cyclist.

But it also brings other very interesting novelties that make this electric system increasingly capable.

This increase not only reinforces the performance of the Avinox on technical climbs, but also benefits from an extra boost on more demanding rides. The new Quick Start mode improves the motor's response by detecting the first pedal movements. According to DJI, this function will allow the Avinox to deliver power more immediately, especially useful on technical trails where a quick response makes a difference.

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The update also introduces the SmoothShift function, an improvement for cyclists with SRAM X0 Eagle Transmission electronic transmission. This new functionality allows for gear changes while coasting, thanks to the motor's intervention, which applies just enough torque to complete the shift without needing to pedal.

DJI ensures that the system reduces motor torque during these changes to prevent premature chain wear, improving the durability of the set without sacrificing performance.

While waiting to see if the law ultimately reduces the maximum power of eBikes, with this update, DJI reaffirms its commitment to leading the high-end eMTB motor segment, offering more power, customization, and compatibility with other technologies.