New York City is reviewing more than 20 micromobility-related bills, including proposals to ban the sale, rental and operation of currently legal Class 3 electric bicycles. The City Council’s Transportation and Infrastructure Committee will consider measures covering e-bikes, e-scooters, mopeds, food delivery platforms and enforcement systems. The debate focuses on whether tougher crackdowns on illegal high-power, high-speed vehicles will also extend to legal Class 3 e-bikes.

Heybike is launching a moped-style electric bicycle with full suspension and dual-battery options as part of a low-price strategy. The new Titan starts at $1,499 for a single-battery version and $1,799 for a dual-battery model, with preorder prices of $1,399 and $1,699. It uses a 750W rear hub motor and supports higher top speeds through the Heybike app. Range varies from up to 40 miles to 80 miles depending on battery configuration.