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Lectric has added a free extra-battery bundle to its XPress2 long-range cruiser, pushing it to 100+ miles of range for $1,399. Aventon simultaneously launched its Pace 5 and Level 4 REC smart e-bikes, while Segway opened preorders for its Ninebot S2 kids' scooter at $349.99.
Looking at the numbers, $1,399 for 100+ miles of range is a solid figure for an e-bike. Technically speaking, bundling a spare battery is really a way to answer range anxiety with hard numbers instead of reassurance. Given typical battery pricing, throwing in a $723 bundle for free is a bold call.
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Aventon dropping two models at once looks like a deliberate competitive move.
For the kids' electric scooter I'd want to confirm the speed limiter is solid.
Segway's generally solid on this kind of safety design, so I wouldn't overthink it.
A free spare-battery bundle is a smart way to kill range anxiety.
$1,399 for 100+ miles of range is a genuinely good deal.
The late-September backorder shipping date gives me slight pause.
