PikaBoost 2 Free OTA Update

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PikaBoost 2 / Free OTA Update

PikaBoost 2 eBike Conversion Kit Free Update | 5 Assist Levels, Up to 2× Assist

Five assist levels (up from two), a top assist setting about 2× today's High coefficient for more choice on climbs, and a redesigned ride dashboard. The update is free for existing PikaBoost 2 owners, requires no hardware changes, and is planned to roll out through the LIVALL Riding app in October 2026.

PikaBoost 2 only  ·  Planned October 2026 OTA

PikaBoost 2 free OTA update with five assist levels
PikaBoost 2 and the planned ride dashboard. Product-update preview.
2 → 5 assist choices
≈2× top assist coefficient vs. today's High
Free OTA for existing PikaBoost 2 owners

Your PikaBoost 2 is getting more ways to match assistance to the ride. The planned free update keeps Standard and High familiar, then adds three stronger settings for when you want more help on flat roads or climbs.

Who can upgrade? This free app and firmware update is for PikaBoost 2, including existing owners. PikaBoost 1 is not supported. No new motor or other hardware is required.

01 / On the road

The settings you know, plus room to step up.

Today, Assist Mode offers Standard and High. In the planned update, they become levels 1 and 2. Levels 3 through 5 add progressively stronger assistance for flatter roads and climbs, while revised control tuning is intended to make the response feel more natural. Downhill behavior is not changing.

CURRENT

2 modes

Today's Assist Mode

Standard

Current coefficient

High

1.00× reference

FREE OTA · NO NEW HARDWARE

AFTER UPDATE

5 assist levels

More control, with progressively stronger assistance.

Top setting ≈2.00× vs. today's High
LEVEL 1
Standard
LEVEL 2
High · 1.00×
LEVEL 3
≈1.33×
LEVEL 4
≈1.66×
MAX ASSIST 5
≈2.00× today's High
FAMILIAR
STRONGER

Levels 1 and 2 preserve the familiar Standard and High coefficients. Levels 3–5 progressively increase the assist coefficient, with level 5 reaching about 2.00× the High / level-2 comparison baseline. These figures describe assist settings rather than measured motor output, speed or climbing performance.

02 / The numbers

What does “2× Assist” mean?

The figures below compare assist coefficients, or the relative settings that govern assistance. Using today's High setting (new level 2) as a 1.00× baseline, each added level increases the coefficient over the one before it:

LEVEL 2 Today's High reference
×1.33 LEVEL 3
LEVEL 3 ×1.25 LEVEL 4
LEVEL 4 ×1.20 LEVEL 5

Combined, the planned steps put level 4 at about 1.66× and level 5 at about 2.00× the High / level-2 baseline. These are assist-setting comparisons, not measurements of twice the motor output, speed, or climbing performance.

The motor remains rated at 250 W

The OTA changes assist control, not the hardware's published 250 W continuous motor rating . Follow the power, speed and access rules where you ride.

Higher assist means shorter battery life

Under similar riding conditions, moving from a lower level toward level 5 uses more battery, so ride time and range generally decrease as the selected level increases.

03 / In the app

Your ride, on one screen.

The planned dashboard brings the selected assist level together with ride information. The numbered markers connect each interface element with its explanation.

LIVALL Riding app Dashboard
1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Actual LIVALL app Dashboard preview, shown in km/h. The values are a stationary example, not a riding-performance test.

01
Assist level

The large A and number identify the selected assist level; this preview shows level 3.

02
Riding mode

The highlighted label confirms that Assist Mode is active.

03
Slope and power

These tiles show the slope reading and current motor-power reading.

04
Speed

The large digits show current speed in km/h.

05
System status

READY shows that the connected system is ready.

06
Trip distance

TRIP records the distance shown for the current ride.

07
Battery status

The lower battery bar and percentage show the remaining battery level.

Read the Dashboard only when it is safe to do so; keep your attention on the road.

04 / For owners

Free for PikaBoost 2 owners. Not for PikaBoost 1.

  1. Look for the October release. The free OTA is planned to roll out through the LIVALL Riding app in October 2026 for PikaBoost 2. PikaBoost 1 cannot receive this feature update.
  2. Get your PikaBoost 2 ready. Update the LIVALL Riding app, charge the unit, and connect it to your phone with Bluetooth before starting the firmware upgrade.
  3. Follow the in-app upgrade. The current PikaBoost 2 manual calls this flow Device Upgrade. Follow the release notice and stay on the upgrade screen until it finishes.
  4. Choose your level while stopped. After the update succeeds, check the selected assist level. Higher settings generally shorten battery runtime and range.
Existing PikaBoost 2 owners will not need to buy replacement hardware for this update. Check the official in-app release notice for the exact availability date, edition and regional details, and final installation instructions.
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