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Revving Up: The 2025 XPeng G6 Set to Electrify the SUV Scene

The 2025 XPeng G6 emerges as a formidable contender in the mid-size electric SUV market, with a bold redesign aimed at challenging the Tesla Model Y. Exterior enhancements include a futuristic light bar, repositioned emblem, and new spoiler, alongside a range of

March 6, 2025

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Electric Revolution: Meet the All-New Vida V2 Pro

Discover the Latest in Electric Scooters Hero MotorCorp has introduced the Vida V2 electric scooter to the Indian market, making waves with its impressive lineup. Available in three impressive variants — Lite, Plus, and Pro — the base model starts at Rs

December 5, 2024

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Meet the Future of Commuting: The Revolutionary DaVe

Discover the Next-Level Electric Bike Redefining Urban Travel Introducing the DaVe, a cutting-edge electric bike that merges the advantages of bicycles and cars while tackling urban commuting challenges. Developed by the German brand Ca Go Bike in partnership with Hochschule Darmstadt students,

December 5, 2024

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Meet the Future of Dirt Biking! This Electric Ride Will Change Everything.

The electric motorcycle landscape welcomes the Dust Moto Hightail, a groundbreaking dirt bike that shifts the paradigm of off-road riding. Previously known as Model_1, the Hightail combines cutting-edge technology with impressive performance figures: it boasts 42 horsepower, 44 lb-ft of motor torque,

December 5, 2024

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Are E-Scooters the Future for Women? The Numbers Might Surprise You

New Survey Uncovers E-Scooter Usage Among Women A recent study has unveiled intriguing insights regarding women’s e-scooter usage in the Gush Dan area, where one in five women actively use these eco-friendly rides. Conducted by Lime in partnership with Shiluv Research, this

December 5, 2024

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Oregon’s Electric Future: Are You Ready for 460 New Charging Stations?

In an ambitious move towards sustainability, Oregon is set to expand its public electric vehicle (EV) charging network, with plans to add 460 new charging ports by 2026. This initiative, spearheaded by the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), aims to enhance accessibility

December 5, 2024

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Protect Your Ride! E-Bike and Scooter Thefts Surge at UCLA

Students Urged to Take Precautions In recent months, UCLA students have faced a disturbing trend: a significant rise in the theft of electric bikes and scooters. Reports indicate that at least 64 scooters have been stolen in the last two months alone,

December 5, 2024

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Unlock the Perfect Gift! E-Bikes Are Taking the Holiday Season by Storm

Essential Safety Tips for E-Bike Joyrides As the festive season approaches, e-bikes are topping the wish lists for pre-teens and teens alike. Before you surprise your child with this trendy gift, it’s crucial to prioritize their safety on the road. Preparing for

December 5, 2024

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Shocking Incident: Woman Hits E-Biker While Impaired

Tragic Accident in Fort Edward In an alarming incident on June 6, a woman from Glens Falls has been implicated in a distressing crash that left an e-bike rider critically injured. The event unfolded at the intersection of Broadway and Schuyler Street

December 5, 2024

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Revolution in Transport: Electric Bus Market Set to Soar

The electric bus industry is on the verge of a remarkable transformation, projected to experience significant growth in the coming years. According to recent research by Technavio, the global electric bus market is anticipated to surge by $21 billion between 2024 and

December 4, 2024

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Get Ready for Electric: Ithaca College’s Charging Station Overhaul

Ithaca College Expands Electric Vehicle Charging Options Ithaca College is making strides towards sustainability by upgrading its electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Initially free, the use of EV chargers will now incur a fee based on the amount of energy consumed. The college

December 4, 2024