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What’s it like riding a fat tire e-bike with TRIPLE suspension? Engwe X26 review


One of the major advantages of riding electric bikes is that the extra electric assist means you don’t have to worry about weight penalties as much. Pedal bike designers have to minimize weight to make the bike less grueling to ride, but e-bike manufacturers can add in more comfort features without making the bike harder to use. That often means more suspension and larger tires. Or in the case of the Engwe X26 electric bike, the company opted for an extra helping of both. More…

Lucid recalls over 6,000 Air sedans in the US

California’s EV startup Lucid Motors has issued three separate recalls in one week, all affecting the Air sedan. Fittingly enough, two potential fails can be solved via over-the-air updates; however, the biggest issue impacts most Lucid cars. According to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHSTA) filing, the biggest issue relates to 5,523 Lucid […] More…

AI to predict where to best install a charging station

BP-backed FreeWire Technologies presents Mobilyze Pro, an AI platform designed with charge point operators in mind. The tools are to predict the best locations to deploy fast charging stations and forecast operational costs and best returns. The platform leverages AI to combine public and proprietary datasets, which feed into tools to predict site utilisation, recommend […] More…

Accure Battery Intelligence closes major financing round

Accure Battery Intelligence, a provider of predictive analytics software to optimise battery safety, performance and lifetime for electric vehicles, stationary energy storage and other applications, has closed a €7.2 million ($7.8 million) funding round. Accure plans to use the investment to continue its international growth. The funding round was led by Blue Bear Capital and […] More…

Chinese NaaS acquires Sweden’s Charge Amps

Swedish tech company Charge Amps is in Chinese hands after NaaS Technology acquired the company for 724 million kronor (66.4 million dollars). NaaS runs an extensive network in China with over half a million charge points and scored another significant cooperation. Staying with the deal at hand, Charge Amps first became known for its temperature-sensing […] More…