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EU gives automakers breathing room, slashes Tesla's emission credit revenue

The European Commission has decided to give automakers breathing room in achieving its zero-emission target, which is going to enable them to buy fewer emission credits from Tesla and other all-electric automakers. In Europe, like several other markets, they have a mandate to transition new cars to zero-emission vehicles and they implemented a system of zero-emission credits and fines to force…
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Aventon Level 3 electric bike launched with big brain technology

Aventon, one of the most well-known players in the US electric bicycle market, has announced the launch of its latest model, the Level 3. A smart e-bike designed for modern commuters, the Level 3 is packed with advanced security features, extended range capabilities, and comfort-focused components. It’s all part of the new Aventon Control Unit (ACU), which serves as the central brain of the…
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Engwe LE20 Review: Can this budget electric cargo bike hang with the big boys?

The Engwe LE20 is an interesting take on the cargo e-bike format. It’s marketed as a budget-friendly utility e-bike that can handle hauling groceries, gear, or even a passenger. At the same time, it looks like a cross between a compact cargo bike and a semi-fat tire hybrid-style bike, with a chunky frame, small wheels, and a long rear rack. But how does it actually perform in the real world?
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California town seeks to criminalize wheelies on '75 mph electric bikes'

In a reflection of growing sentiment in the US against reckless electric bike riders, one California town is preparing to enact a series of new restrictions and legal clarifications for e-bike riders. This week, the Santa Barbara City Council will be discussing proposed changes to its city ordinances pertaining to electric bicycles. The move has been spurred by many in the city having taken issue…
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