We have never seen the point in having a large capacity ebike battery and not providing excellent bicycle lights powered directly by that high power battery.
With Cytronex electric bikes the quality of the lighting package is a priority, not an afterthought. Every Cytronex powered electric bicycle includes the following bike lights:
Light Switch:
One handlebar mounted switch turns on headlight, rear light and Computer Lamp.
Busch and Muller LED headlights:

We now fit the 40 Lux IQ Fly (left) and the amazing new 60 Lux Cyo(right) to our range.
There is no bulb in the centre of these lights. Instead, a high-powered LED is used as an indirect light source. The full power of this light is then focused by the reflector to provided the optimum view of the road ahead. This makes these LED lights some of the brightest lights ever fitted to an electric bike.
The IQ Fly has a convenient swivel head with notched settings which means you can adjust the area of illumination while riding for the optimum position.
Cytronex Computer Lamp:
Like the rest of the lighting package, the computer light uses a low energy LED. Whenever you switch the lights on the computer light will illuminate the trip computer (or virtually any other handlebar mounted computer you wish to use). Unlike a trip computer back light, the computer lamp is powered directly by the Cytronex battery so you will not need to keep changing the computer battery.
Computer:
Every Cytronex powered bike is fitted with a quality trip computer as detailed on the individual bike specifications. Most models use the Trek Incite 9i trip computer, which is illuminated by the Cytronex Computer Lamp whenever the lights are turned on. The Incite 9i includes all the usual functions like speed, trip distance, trip time, current time and average speed and also includes temperature. The latter is important for winter riding because in temperatures below 3 degrees C ice could be present on the roads and extra care is needed. Also all controls should be tested for correct function before use when the bike has been left outside in temperatures below 3 degrees C or in freezing fog.