Electric mobility brand Segway has unveiled two e-bikes at CES 2025, , marking an evolution from their original self-balancing transporter most of us would be familiar with. The new releases – the powerful Xyber and the versatile Xafari.
The flagship Xyber model pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in the e-bike segment. This high performance machine boasts impressive specifications:
The Xyber priced at $5.499, offers three distinct throttle modes – Eco, Sport and Race – along with 12 levels of pedal assistance. Segway currently classify the Xyber as “unclassified” and not street legal. Personal e-scooters remain illegal in NSW on roads and road-related areas but as we see, this hasn’t hindered the popularity of these type of devices.
The more accessible Xafari, priced at $4,399 represents Segway’s vision of a versatile urban cruiser. Key features include:
Both models incorporate Segway’s Intelligent Ride System, featuring:
While these bikes represent exciting technological advances, potential buys should consult local regulations before considering purchase for commuting purposes. Deliveries for both models are expected to commence in February 2025.
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