Voilamart
ActiveOverview
Voilamart operates the online retail website www.voilamart.com, claiming to be one of Australia's fastest growing online retailers founded in 2005 and targeting a worldwide market. It sells products including conversion kits and has served over 100,000 customers. The site remains operational with 24/7 availability.1
History
Voilamart claims to have been founded in 2005 as an online retailer based in Australia targeting global markets.1 A related entity, VOILAMART INTERNATIONAL CO., LIMITED (company number 12128978), was incorporated in London, UK on 30 July 2019 as a private limited company involved in wholesale of furniture, household goods, hardware, and related items.23 That UK company was dissolved via compulsory strike-off on 23 March 2021.23
Product Lines
| Product Line | Positioning | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| E-Bike Conversion Kits | DIY electric bicycle upgrades | $150 - $800 |
| Electric Scooter Parts | Scooter performance accessories | $50 - $500 |
| Battery Packs | High-capacity e-bike batteries | $200 - $1,000 |
| Controllers & Motors | Electric vehicle power systems | $100 - $600 |
Manufacturing
Products are likely sourced from manufacturers in China, as indicated by the company's origin. No specific details on in-house versus outsourced production are provided on the site.
Notable Products
- 48V 1000W Ebike Conversion Kit - Complete kit with motor, controller, and throttle for pedal-assist conversion.
- 36V 500W Rear Wheel Kit - Geared hub motor kit for standard bicycles.
- Lithium Battery 48V 20Ah - Removable battery pack for extended range.
- KT LCD Display - Digital display for speed, battery, and assist levels.
- Bafang Mid-Drive Kit - Central motor conversion for high torque.
Reputation
Voilamart is perceived as a budget-oriented online retailer offering affordable e-bike conversion kits and parts, primarily appealing to DIY enthusiasts. It has built trust with over 100,000 customers per its claims, but lacks detailed independent reviews in available data. A related UK entity was short-lived and dissolved, potentially indicating operational challenges, though the main site persists.123