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What’s the Problem?
The problem stems from a June 18, 2025 CPSC safety warning and subsequent July 24, 2025 recall (Recall No. 25‑403) of approximately 180 FENGQS F7 Pro electric bikes sold online via Amazon. The issue lies with a defective lithium-ion battery that can overheat and ignite, posing a serious risk of fire, severe burns, and even death.
At least nine fire incidents have been reported, including two that caused property damage totaling around $12,000, with some sources noting 13 incidents (including two with $4,000 in property loss). Although FENGQS has refused to initiate a voluntary recall, the CPSC has urged consumers to immediately stop using the battery and safely dispose of it due to the risk.
Although no lawsuits have been filed yet, we are actively investigating potential claims related to third-degree burns, respiratory injuries, property damage, emotional trauma, and even fatal outcomes arising from this defective product.
Latest FENGQS E‑bike Lawsuit Updates
- July 24, 2025 – Recall announced (CPSC Recall No. 25‑403) for FENGQS F7 Pro e‑bikes due to fire/burn risk from defective lithium-ion battery [1.].
FENGQS E‑bike Lawsuit Statistics
- Recalled units: ~180 F7 Pro electric bikes sold May–Dec 2024, priced $700–$1,200
- Fire incidents: 9–13 fires, including two reports of property damage totaling $4,000–$12,000
- Lawsuits filed: 0 (as of July 2025).
- Tracking number of claims filed
- Evaluating injury and damage severity
- Assessing potential settlement values
- Estimating broader economic and regulatory consequences
CPSC Reports & Statistics
The CPSC’s recall notice, issued July 24, 2025, confirms the lithium-ion battery defect poses a fire/burn hazard and instructs consumers to immediately stop using the bikes and dispose of the batteries safely.
- Battery defect: Overheating and fire risk
- Remedy: Full refund upon disposal of battery, with evidence submission.
FENGQS E‑bike Injuries & Side Effects
Potential injuries include:
- Thermal burns: Ranging from first- to third-degree from battery fires
- Smoke inhalation: Respiratory or pulmonary distress due to inhaled combustion gases
- Property damage: Home or personal property loss, with reported damages up to $12,000
- Emotional trauma: Stress, anxiety, or PTSD stemming from sudden fire incidents
Do You Qualify for a FENGQS E‑bike Lawsuit?
- You purchased a recalled FENGQS F7 Pro e‑bike from Amazon between May–December 2024.
- You experienced physical injury, property damage, or emotional trauma due to a battery fire or related incident.
- You possess documentation such as purchase receipts, photos of the bike or fire damage, or medical records.
Evidence Required for a FENGQS E‑bike Lawsuit
- Proof of purchase: Amazon order receipt, billing record, serial number.
- Product identification: Bike and battery showing brand/model/date (April 21, 2024).
- Photographic evidence: Before/after images of fire damage or battery hazards.
- Medical documentation: Treatment or diagnosis records for burn or smoke injuries.
- Witness statements: Preferred for cases involving near-death or panic incidents.
Damages You Can Recover
- Medical costs: Emergency care, surgeries, ongoing treatment
- Lost wages: Time off from work or diminished earning capacity
- Pain and suffering: Physical discomfort and psychological injury
- Property loss: Compensation for fire-related property damage
- Punitive damages: Possible if FENGQS acted recklessly or negligently
FENGQS E‑bike Recall Information
- Recall date: July 24, 2025 – CPSC Recall No. 25‑403.
- Product: FENGQS F7 Pro electric bike (blue) with April 21, 2024 lithium-ion battery.
- Units recalled: Approximately 180.
- Hazard: Overheating battery can ignite and cause fire/burn injuries.
- Remedy: Full refund when the battery is permanently disabled and disposed of, with proof submission.
Statute of Limitations
- Claims must generally be filed within 2–3 years from the incident or discovery date, depending on state law.
- Discovery rule may extend deadlines if harm was delayed or symptoms emerged later.
Act now: Delaying may jeopardize your right to compensation. Contact a qualified attorney to evaluate your case promptly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- 1. What should I do if my e‑bike battery caught fire?
- Stop using the bike, document damage, get medical care, and follow CPSC disposal and refund instructions.
- 2. Can I file even without injury?
- Yes—for property damage and emotional distress; stronger cases involve medical harm.
- 3. Is proof of purchase required?
- Yes—Amazon receipt or serial number confirming your purchase from the recalled batch.
- 4. What compensation is possible?
- Medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, property loss, and possible punitive awards.
- 5. Has any lawsuit been filed?
- No lawsuits yet, but we’re assisting individuals in preparing claims.
- 6. Could this become a class action?
- Potentially—if multiple similar claims emerge, they may combine into a class or MDL.
- 7. What about disposing the battery?
- Follow the CPSC’s disposal guidelines and save photographic evidence of compliance.
- 8. When do I need to file?
- Typically within 2–3 years; consult an attorney ASAP to preserve your rights.
References
- https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/FENGQS-Electric-Bikes-Recalled-Due-to-Fire-and-Burn-Hazards-Risk-of-Serious-Injury-or-Death-Sold-on-Amazon