In other e-bike news, Santander Cycles is launching e-bikes from Monday. (Which seems to be one of the few things that is still going ahead despite yesterday's events.)
The pricing structure of the scheme is changing at the same time - instead of paying £2 for a 24-hour access period, with unlimited 30-minute journeys in that 24 hours, it will be £1.65 per trip up to 30 minutes, and an extra £1.65 for each additional 30 minutes. (This is to match the current £1.65 flat-rate bus fare in London.)
Hiring the e-bikes is going to cost extra on top of that, but given that there will only be 500 in operation from Monday, it's a bit of a moot point - chances of actually seeing an e-bike in the wild will be slim (the fleet is 12,000 bikes overall and there are around 800 docking stations).
Annual membership is going up from £90 to £120 but that includes unlimited rides up to 60 minutes (up from the current 30 minutes). They're also introducing monthly membership (unlimited 60-minute rides for £20 a month).