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Xiaomi again delivers 30,000 EVs in August

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Xiaomi Auto announced that its monthly vehicle deliveries stayed above 30,000 vehicles in August, extending the streak of five months in a row past that baseline. On paper, moving thirty thousand high-tech EVs every thirty days sounds like a win for a fledgling car division. But dig under the sheen, and the picture gets a bit murky. Xiaomi decided not… Read more…

Waymo arrives in three new cities

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Today Waymo has announced its expansion into three new cities in the US: Denver, San Diego, and Tampa. With these three, the total number of cities where Waymo operates in the US is now 14. The company says “tens of thousands” of people in Denver, San Diego, and Tampa signed up and expressed their interest in Waymo’s autonomous ride-hailing service,… Read more…

Velotric e-bikes up to $550 off with new lows, EcoFlow phase 2 Labor Day power station sale, Jackery 72-hour flash sale, more

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We’ve got a week until Labor Day, which means there is still plenty of top savings to jump on from Amazon and elsewhere. Our headliner today is Velotric’s official Labor Day Sale with up to $550 e-bike savings, like the Discover 2 Comfort Commuter e-bike at a new $1,499 low, among others. We also have the second phase of EcoFlow’s Labor Day power station sale with up to 55% initial discounts, FREE gifts, and a bonus extra savings code – all starting from $299. Right behind that is Jackery’s 72-hour Labor Day flash sale with three 3,584Wh+ solar generator bundles and FREE gifts starting from $2,459, a roundup of Greenworks Labor Day tool deals, an indoor herb garden steal, an outdoor electric smoker, and more waiting down below. As always, you can find the hangover deals from yesterday at the bottom of the page, like Segway’s ZT3 Pro e-scooter down at $850, the 2,010Wh Anker SOLIX S2000 power station at $549 off, and more.. Read more…

I rode Juiced’s 70 MPH Nomadix electric dirt bike, and the $2,495 price is a steal

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The electric dirt bike/e-moto market has developed a pretty obvious split over the last few years. On one end, there’s a seemingly endless supply of inexpensive no-name machines with questionable components and varying levels of quality. On the other, there are legitimately impressive machines from established brands, but they tend to come with prices to match. Read more…