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Peugeot introducing eU01s 45 km/h electric bicycle

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Peugeot is introducing the eU01s, a 45 km/h (28 mph) electric bicycle. The eU01s has optimized safety and reliability thanks to its 180 mm hydraulic disk brakes, and its maintenance-free belt transmission. The eU01s will be launched in December 2016 through the CYCLEUROPE network and selected PEUGEOT dealers.

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GM launches BrightDrop: first-to-last-mile electric ecosystem for goods & services

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EP1 features and benefits include: Built-in electric hub motors with adjustable speed up to 3 mph depending on operator’s walking pace. BrightDrop support services will also assist with maintenance needs, including securing parts and scheduling repairs. Maneuverable in tight spaces. Payload capacity of 200 pounds. Future concepts.

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Lightning Systems accepting orders for LightningElectric battery-electric upfit for Ford Transit; price and specs

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Conversions and service are performed by Ford QVM-certified upfitters and dealers around the world. Maximum Speed 55 mph (electronically limited). The product will be available first on heavy-duty Transits with a 10,360-pound gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR). Payload (depending on vehicle configuration) 2,000 – 4,000 lbs.

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Mercedes-Benz B-Class Electric Drive priced at $41,450 for US; 85-mile range

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The MY14 B-Class Electric Vehicle will be available beginning in mid-July to dealers in California; Connecticut; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; New Jersey; New York; Oregon; Rhode Island; and Vermont. The electrically driven B-Class accelerates from zero to 60 mph in 7.9 50-state availability will be announced in 2015.

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Two e-Bikes to Consider for the Post-Pandemic Commute

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This fantasy was dismantled when I stepped foot in my local bike dealer's store. It can still hit a maximum electric-assist speed of 45 kilometers per hour (28 mph) but is manageable from a stop. Low-maintenance design does have a downside: price. This contrasts with other electric bikes, most of which still use a greasy chain.

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Hyundai delivers keys to first Tucson Fuel Cell customer; leasing for $499/mo, with unlimited free fueling; first drive

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In an event combining a first-customer ceremony and a media drive, Tustin (California) Hyundai’s Dealer Principal, John Patterson, handed over the keys to Hyundai’s first mass-produced Tucson Fuel Cell crossover ( earlier post ) to Timothy Bush, the first Hyundai Fuel Cell customer, with Hyundai executives in attendance. Click to enlarge.

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Two e-Bikes to Consider for the Post-Pandemic Commute

Cars That Think

This fantasy was dismantled when I stepped foot in my local bike dealer's store. It can still hit a maximum electric-assist speed of 45 kilometers per hour (28 mph) but is manageable from a stop. Low-maintenance design does have a downside: price. This contrasts with other electric bikes, most of which still use a greasy chain.