E-bike insurance (Hepster)
Structured fact sheet for the E-bike insurance by Hepster. It is based on the provider's product page linked below and the contract documents published there (IPID/policy conditions); nextsure brokers the sign-up directly with the provider.
- Product
- E-bike insurance (Hepster)
- Provider
- Hepster (distribution brand of MOINsure GmbH, Campus Altkarlshof, Am Kreuzgraben 1a, 18146 Rostock)
- Risk carrier/insurer
- andsafe Aktiengesellschaft, Provinzial-Allee 1, 48159 Münster
- Product page at nextsure
- E-bike insurance: tariffs and sign-up
- Source
- https://hepster.com/de-de/e-bike-versicherung (the provider's product page; it links to the product information document (IPID), policy conditions, and other documents. Accessed: 23 Jul 2026)
All details are taken from the provider's linked product page and the contract documents (IPID/policy conditions) published there; the insurer's documents prevail. Premiums, benefits and the insurance product itself may change – please verify the details directly with the partner before signing up; only the information provided there is binding.
What is covered?
The e-bike is insured (a pedelec that is not subject to compulsory insurance). Depending on the tariff module:
Damage/destruction:
- Destruction, damage, operating errors, and improper handling
- Fire & explosion; storm, hail, flooding, avalanches, landslides
- Electronic and moisture damage to the battery, motor, and control units
- Wear on the battery, wear on the e-bike
Theft module:
- Theft, burglary, looting, robbery, and robbery-like extortion
Territorial scope: worldwide.
Which tariffs and prices are available?
- Starting price per the product page: from €3.88/month (per the product page, as of July 2026).
- Per the product page, the exact scope of cover (including theft, damage/accident, fall, and transport damage, vandalism) depends on the tariff chosen; the page does not name its own tariff tiers but confirms that theft cover and damage cover are selectable components (per the product page, as of July 2026).
- Amount of the sum insured: not quantified in the IPID; it follows from the insurance certificate. No allowance amount is stated (unlike for the bicycle insurance).
- Monthly or annual subscription with automatic renewal; alternatively a fixed contract term with no ordinary right of termination.
What is not covered?
- CFRP (carbon) components, unless separately agreed
- Downhill rides, participation in sporting events, rides in bike parks, performing jumps (for the damage variants)
- Damage from rust or oxidation
- E-bikes subject to compulsory insurance (S-pedelecs) and motor vehicles of any kind in general – i.e., only pedelecs not subject to compulsory insurance can be insured
- Damage from commercial use
- Intentional acts; tampering with the drive system (e.g., tuning)
Which deductibles and waiting periods apply?
- Waiting period: 6 weeks, unless the e-bike was insured within 12 months of the purchase date of a new bike (with proof).
- Benefits may be reduced for theft if the e-bike was not secured to a fixed object in the customary manner, and for damage that does not impair usability or that already existed before the start of the contract.
What else is important?
- Monthly subscription: minimum term 3 months, notice period 3 business days. Annual subscription: same notice period, automatic annual renewal.
- Claims reporting via https://hepster.com/de-de/schaden or de@support.hepster.com; customer service +49 (0) 381 / 203 888 00.
- Benefits under the contract are provided in Germany.
Which test seals and ratings are there?
- The product page displays a Trusted Shops quality seal ("tested and certified according to Trusted Shops quality criteria") as well as an SSL seal and a banking-check.de seal.
- Independent test seals (e.g., Stiftung Warentest) or star ratings are not mentioned on the product page.
Trusted Shops: 4,5/5 „Sehr gut“ (2.600 Bewertungen)
hepster insgesamt (Anbieterbewertung, alle Versicherungen)
All details are taken from the provider's product page linked as the source above and the contract documents linked there; the insurer's documents prevail. Last reviewed: 23 July 2026. Overview: Facts about nextsure.
