The week of March 4, 2024 was very busy on Survoltés. We started off strong with the discovery, by Frandroid, of an internal Decathlon document, listing all the electric bikes coming in 2024. Peugeot and Citroën, for their part, received authorization to manufacture and sell Chinese electric cars. … in Europe. Finally, Renault is preparing to boost the autonomy of the electric Renault Mégane E-Tech without increasing its price.
Here are all of Decathlon’s future e-bikes for 2024 from a leak
Decathlon will launch a wide range of electric bikes covering various categories such as urban, e-MTB, road, and gravel. The internal document revealed by Frandroid details these future models, highlighting the innovation and diversity of the offer. Among them, the Magic Bike, initially a concept, will be mass produced. This expansion highlights Decathlon’s commitment to sustainable mobility and the variety of options for consumers.
Peugeot and Citroën to sell Chinese electric cars in Europe and the USA
Leapmotor has launched the C10, an electric SUV rivaling the Tesla Model Y, planned for Europe via a partnership with Stellantis (Peugeot, Citoën, Fiat, etc.). Its incredibly low price, around 16,500 euros in China, defies the competition. With two battery options offering up to 530 km of range on the CLTC cycle and a range extender version, the C10 combines affordability and advanced technology, promising a strong impact on the European market.
At the same time, Stellantis and Leapmotor have just received authorization from China, so that the former can manufacture and sell the latter’s Chinese electric cars throughout the world. A first for a European car manufacturer.
Renault boosts the autonomy of the electric Mégane E-Tech without increasing the price
Renault improves the electric Mégane E-Tech with increased autonomy and new driving aids without increasing prices. Aerodynamic modifications and the addition of new rims contribute to a range of 480 km for the 60 kWh battery. Features like Lookout Alert and Rear Park Assist are now standard, boosting this electric sedan’s appeal without compromising its economic value.
The other good news is that the electric Renault Mégane and Scénic will become even better, and better than the Tesla on certain points, thanks to an upcoming software update.
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