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The latest belt-drive single-speed electric bike storming the bike lane: Tenways CGO600 Pro

July 26, 2024
At just 37 lb (16.8 kg), the Tenways CGO600 Pro is pretty darn lightweight for an electric bike. Of course, you give up a lot of the features and performance many riders have come to expect of chunkier e-bikes, but the tradeoff leaves us with a lightweight ride that is still punchy enough for most commutes. To see what it’s like to throw a leg over this e-bike and take it for a ride, check out…
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Vermonters get up to $6K to swap flood-damaged cars for EVs

July 25, 2024
Vermont is now offering its residents up to $6,000 in incentives to replace their flood-damaged, scrapped cars with EVs. On July 16, 2024 – barely over a year after 2023’s devastating floods – Governor Phil Scott (R-VT) announced updated state BEV and PHEV incentive programs in response to flood damage caused by Hurricane Beryl. These incentives waive the usual age and drivability…
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Hyundai worries growing over a Trump EV disrupt at its new $7.6B Georgia Metaplant

July 24, 2024
Hyundai’s first EV is set to roll off the production line at its new $7.6 billion Metaplant in Georgia later this year. With Trump vowing to end “EV mandates” on day one if elected, Hyundai is preparing for a sudden shift in leadership. Hyundai’s EV plant was built to comply with the Biden administration’s move to promote domestic production and move the US toward a cleaner future. What…
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CNH puts CASE, New Holland electric wheel loader into production

July 22, 2024
Just weeks after its official unveiling, CNH inaugurated a new production line for the company’s first-ever, all-electric compact wheel loader. The new line will produce the machines for international markets under both the CASE (C) and New Holland (NH) brands. The new line is part of CNH’s existing Lecce, Italy plant, which occupies 600,000 square meters of space and (now) houses 7 product…
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