The world’s largest and most prominent tech show CES 2023
CES 2023 serves as a testing ground for ground-breaking innovations and companies from around the world. The largest brands in the world conduct business here, meet new partners, and take the stage with the brightest innovators. According to the Consumer Technology Association, the show’s organizer, it attracts approximately 3,100 exhibitors from 170 nations and regions and takes place from January 5 to January 8.
Traditionally, firms have used CES as a platform to showcase cutting-edge TV, laptop, smart phone, and other product technologies. At this year’s exhibition, there are a few new trends to anticipate. It is also an exciting event for PEVs enthusiast around the world as companies and manufacturers test out their most advance and innovative electric scooters and electric bicycle.
Some leading micro-mobility technology companies are attending the event just to showcase their new products. At the yearly Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, companies regularly announce new products, and this year is no exception. As usual, the significant conference has featured a number of extremely intriguing technologies and gadgets.
You could imagine that CES 2023 is packed with TVs, computers, smart home devices, and several other bizarre and unusual gadgets. But there is also a sizable auto tech show at the yearly tech show in Las Vegas. Additionally, it seems sense to expect to see more electric vehicles and related advancements at CES 2023 because consumers are now more ecologically conscious than ever.
Electric vehicles (EVs) will once again be a significant category at CES 2023. Exhibitors will also reveal advancements in connectivity, expanded use of machine learning, and artificial intelligence (AI) for features like self-driving technology, in addition to presenting new automobiles. Here are a few of the best ones.
Meet the Squad Solar City Car
The Squad is a two-passenger vehicle that can go 19.2 miles on a sunny day thanks to a small solar panel on its roof. On a single full charge, the golf cart-style vehicle can run up to 60 kilometers. Two 2-kW rear in-wheel motors and four interchangeable 1.6-kWh batteries make up the drivetrain. Its top speed is little about 30 miles per hour. For safety, the automobile incorporates a roll cage, seat belts, and four-wheel disc brakes. It might not be the sportiest automobile on the block, but with a US MSRP of $6,250, it still saves you money.
Brightway introduces new micromobility products
Leading micro-mobility technology business Brightway unveiled its newest products at CES 2023. The NAVEE E-bike, NAVEE Sharing Scooter, and NAVEE V-series electric scooters all satisfy commuters’ need for portable and dependable transportation on city streets.
Modern technology is included into NAVEE’s V-series E-scooters to improve riders’ safety, performance, and comfort. Their streamlined, fashionable frame reduces unneeded weight and bulk and was designed with portability in mind. Use the V40 Pro as an illustration. The scooter can fit in small spaces like automobile trucks or in a crowded bus because when it is compressed, it is only 15% of its previous size.
The NAVEE V-series scooters are lightweight and small, yet they have a lot of power. With their high-capacity batteries, they can go between 24 miles (V40) and 49 miles (V80) on a single charge, which is more than enough for a weekend trip in the city or a daily commute thanks to their shock-absorbent 10-inch wheels. The V80 distinguishes out from the rest of the lineup thanks to its 10.5-inch off-road wide tires and capability for USB-C charging.
Bike through the snow
A 163-pound rideable called the Moonbike combines elements of a snowmobile and a bike. With 170 nm of torque and a top speed of 26 mph, it can sustain a rider weight of 264 pounds. With an iOS and Android app that enables users to keep track of their routes and altitude as well as communicate with other moonbikers, the most recent Moonbike version offers mobile compatibility for its products. The bike is currently $8,900 in retail price.
Tesla of the sea
EVs are popular right now, as you have surely observed. But why pause while driving? According to Bridget Carey of CNET, Candela’s C8 EV hydrofoil boat is a sleek craft that flies across the water like a flying carpet. Along with making electric vehicles appealing, Candela’s C8 also borrows heavily from Tesla in one crucial area: autonomous boating, where the C8 can maintain a predetermined route. The $390,000 price tag on the boat is justified by the fact that it is entirely built of carbon fiber, including the seats.
A desk-compatible bike with Transformers-inspired design
What’s hidden behind this electric bike? The Tatamel poses little chance of being mistaken for a robot in disguise, but it’s unusual to come across an electric bike that can transform into a suitcase-sized package and fit under a desk. That is precisely what Japanese business Icoma displayed at CES 2023 with the Tatamel. It’s also more than just a last-mile bike. In an emergency, its electric battery pack can be used to charge electronics.
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