Lectric Ebikes unveiled its new commuter e-bike model, the XPress2, aiming at the urban market. The company priced it at $1,399 and said it improves overall performance and finish while keeping the pricing of its lower-cost models. The XPress2 comes in Commuter and Cruiser versions. It features a new 750W rear hub motor, an assist system with switchable torque and cadence modes, upgraded suspension and hydraulic brakes, a removable 672Wh battery and a 3.5-inch color display.

E-bike brand Juiced Bikes is returning to the market with two new models, the Scrambler Hardtail and Scrambler Full Suspension, its first releases since being acquired by Lectric eBikes. Both use a 750W rear hub motor paired with a 30A controller for more than 1,700W peak output and a top speed of 28 mph. Juiced also added parental speed controls, upgraded brakes and offers a 3-year warranty.