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Segway launches $1,999 Cyber Air electric bike with angular body and X-shaped lighting

Segway has launched its moped-style electric bicycle, the Cyber Air, priced at $1,999, aiming at the mass market. It keeps the aggressive look of the earlier Cyber model but adjusts weight and riding specifications to meet U.S. Class 1, 2 and 3 e-bike categories. The bike uses a 750W rear hub motor and a 717Wh battery with a claimed 58-mile range. It adds connected features, though some require a subscription after a year.

Mobility

New York City to overhaul e-bike rules, consider more than 20 micromobility bills

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.

Industry

Ride1Up unveils Portola 02 folding electric bike with more battery and cargo options

U.S. electric bicycle maker Ride1Up has launched the second-generation Portola 02 folding e-bike, keeping core performance while upgrading its pedal-assist system, battery choices, cargo configurations and electronics. The bike starts at $895. Buyers can choose 10Ah or 15Ah LG batteries, with up to 60 miles of range on the larger pack. Options include removable or frame-integrated rear racks, plus a larger color display and location tracking.