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Headlining today’s Green Deals is Anker’s new SOLIX F3000 Portable Power Station that is launching with up to $1,850 in possible savings across various packages starting from $1,699. Right behind it, there’s Bluetti’s early Prime Day Sale that includes an exclusive bonus 5% savings for our readers, which has models like the Elite 200 V2 Portable Power Station dropping to a new $854 low, among others. There’s also Heybike’s 4th of July Sale with up to $600 taken off e-bikes and up to $198 in free accompanying gear starting from $999. Among our tool deals today, you’ll find EGO’s 56V 3,200 PSI Cordless Electric Pressure Washer bundle with two 6.0Ah batteries back at its $699 low, as well as the Greenworks 40V Combo Kit that gives you a 13-inch Cordless String Trimmer/Edger, a 350 CFM Leaf Blower, three spools of replacement line, and a 2.0Ah battery at a new $150 low. Plus, there’s all the rest of the hangover Green Deals in the links at the bottom of the page, like yesterday’s early Prime Day Sales from Jackery and Anker SOLIX, and more.

Head below for other New Green Deals we’ve found today and, of course, Electrek’s best EV buying and leasing deals. Also, check out the new Electrek Tesla Shop for the best deals on Tesla accessories.

Anker launches new modular SOLIX F3000 3,072Wh LiFePO4 station with up to $1,850 savings starting from $1,699

Anker SOLIX has officially launched its newest backup power solution and taking up to $1,500 off three limited offers through July 2. Things start with the SOLIX F3000 Portable Power Station on its own for $1,699 shipped, which is also matching in price at Amazon. Outside of these initial savings, this new unit will carry a $2,599 price tag, which is reduced from the $900 markdown that sets the bar for future discounts. What’s more, the brand is also offering reduced add-on accessory discounts (on the station’s landing page), giving folks the chance to pick up the home backup kit for just $99 (normally $399) and/or the 120V generator input adapter at $49 (normally $99) – adding on an additional $350 savings should you take the opportunity. Head below to learn more about this model and its alternate bundle options.

The next in Anker’s lineup of modular backup power solutions, the new Anker SOLIX F3000 station is ready to tackle your out-of-home adventures alongside at-home emergencies with a starting 3,072Wh LiFePO4 capacity that can expand as high as 24kWh with the addition of the appropriate extra batteries (starting bundle below). It covers your devices and appliances with a max 3,600W power output that can double to 7,200W when two units are connected together, with four AC outputs, one TT-30R AC port, two USB-Cs, two USB-As, a DC port, and a car port.

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One standout feature in regards to the SOLIX F3000 power station’s recharging capabilities is the passthrough charging at up to 3,600W input that it can receive from a generator, making it far easier to deal with unexpected blackouts. There’s also the typical AC charging from a wall outlet, as well as the means to charge from an EV too. Of course, it comes solar-ready too, with dual inputs (165V or 60V) that can achieve up to max 2,400W speeds. There’s also a sleep mode that reduces idle energy, according to Anker, with it reducing idle energy drain when powering low-demand devices like computers, fans, and the like. For example, it “achieves 125 hours of AC idle standby time or runs a 190W fridge for 42 hours.” Head below for more.

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You can learn more about Anker’s new SOLIX F3000 Portable Power Station on the landing page here, and don’t forget about the other savings we’re seeing coming from the brand’s early Prime Day flash sales running through June 26 and 29.

Bluetti power stations

Get up to 50% discounts + bonus exclusive 5% savings on power stations during Bluetti’s early Prime Day Sale starting from $239

Bluetti has launched its early Prime Day Sale through July 7 with up to 50% discounts on power stations, as well as an exclusive extra 5% off sitewide code for our readers, the brand’s lucky wheel, and plenty of units getting free gear. Among the many offers during this event, Bluetti’s Elite 200 V2 Portable Power Station is dropping to $854.05 shipped, after using the exclusive code 9TO5TOYS5OFF at checkout for an additional 5% off. This model hit the scene back in November with a $1,699 price tag, which we’ve recently seen falling between $999 and $899 during sales. The deal here gets all the better thanks to the extra savings, giving you a combined $845 markdown that lands it at a new all-time low price.

Travelers and camping enthusiasts will be well supported by Bluetti’s Elite 200 V2 power station, which brings a 2,073.6Wh LiFePO4 battery capacity with it, dishing out steady power up to 2,600W, while also surging as high as 5,200W for hungrier large appliances. It has eight output port options to connect to your devices and appliances, featuring the brand’s Turbo Boost tech that has a built-in MPPT module for faster self-recharging rates. You can regain 80% of the battery in just 50 minutes by using both the AC and DC ports simultaneously, with additional ways to recharge through a wall outlet, your car’s auxiliary port, or by utilizing up to its max 1,000W solar input. Bluetti even designed it to work at “whisper-quiet levels,” which has it operate at 16dB so as not to disturb you if you charge it while sleeping or relaxing.

***Note: None of the prices below have had our exclusive sitewide extra savings factored in, so be sure to use the code 9TO5TOYS5OFF at checkout to score the best prices!

Bluetti’s top early Prime Day Sale backup units:

Bluetti’s early Prime Day Sale deals with free gifts:

  • AC200L (4,198Wh) with B300K expansion battery: $1,999 (Reg. $3,498)
    • comes with free tableware set
  • AC300 (2,764.8Wh) with B300K battery and three 200W panels: $2,099 (Reg. $3,999)
    • comes with free trolley
  • EP500Pro (5,120Wh) Solar Power Station: $2,699 (Reg. $3,999)
    • comes with free 200W solar panel
  • AC500 (5,529.6Wh) with two B300K batteries: $2,799 (Reg. $3,999)
    • comes with free trolley and two PO9D to P150D cables
  • AC200L (7,577.6Wh) with two B300K expansion batteries: $2,999 (Reg. $4,699)
    • comes with two free 200W solar panels
  • AC300 (8,294.4Wh) with three B300K batteries: $3,498 (Reg. $5,598)
    • comes with free trolley
  • AC500 (8,294.4Wh) with three B300K batteries: $3,799 (Reg. $5,599)
    • comes with free 350W solar panel and two P150D to PO9Dcables
  • Two AC500s (5,529.6Wh) with two B300K batteries and P030A cable: $3,899 (Reg. $5,999)
    • comes with free 350W solar panel and two P150D to PO9Dcables
  • AC300 (11,059.2Wh) with four B300K batteries: $4,499 (Reg. $7,697)
    • comes with free trolley
  • And much more…

There’s plenty of more deals to browse during Bluetti’s early Prime Day Sale, which you can find on the landing page here.

Heybike CityRun commuter e-bike

Save $698 on Heybike’s CityRun commuter e-bike with a 55-mile range at $1,099 in 4th of July Sale

Heybike has launched its 4th of July Sale through the upcoming holiday with up to $600 in price cuts and up to $198 in free bundled gear accompanying purchases. Aside from the usual pricing we’re seeing on the popular Mars 2.0 and Ranger S e-bikes, you’ll find a solid commuting option in Heybike’s CityRun Urban Commuter e-bike for $1,099 shipped that also comes with a free front basket and large rear basket. This model normally goes for $1,599 at full price, which we’ve been seeing regularly brought down to $1,099 in recent sales, though we’ve seen it go lower in the past to $999, as well as the $899 low last seen during Black Friday and Christmas sales. You’ll be getting a $500 markdown here along with the $198 bundled gear for $698 in total savings.

The Heybike CityRun e-bike cruises along with a 500W brushless geared hub motor (peaking at 1,000W) paired with a 720Wh battery, giving you up to 55 miles of travel with pedal assistance activated and support up to a top 21 MPH speed. What’s even better is the inclusion of the brand’s higher-power 4A charger that refuels the battery in just four hours’ time. PAS is divided into three different levels and comes supported by a torque sensor.

It’s got some notable upgraded features over other models in the same price range, like the hydraulic disc brakes and hydraulic suspension. You’ll also find it comes stocked with 26-inch by 2.5-inch tires, fenders over each, a 7-speed Shimano derailleur, an auto-on LED headlight, a turn-signaling taillight, a rear cargo rack with a 120-pound payload, and a smart LCD display.

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EGO Power+ 56V 3,200 PSI Cordless Electric Pressure Washer

Take this EGO 56V 3,200 PSI cordless electric pressure washer with two 6.0Ah batteries anywhere at a $699 low

Amazon is bringing back the low price on the EGO Power+ 56V 3,200 PSI Cordless Electric Pressure Washer that comes with two 6.0Ah batteries for $699 shipped. Typically fetching closer to $799 over the last year or more, the Amazon low we spotted going in and out of stock since March is now available once again. You’ll be getting a $100 markdown while the savings last, giving you a portable and powerful means to complete outdoor cleaning at the best price we have tracked.

It’s not often we see electric pressure washers with 3,000+ PSI power, and even rarer to find ones that are battery-powered, but this cordless EGO model picks up both those titles with a max 3,200 PSI alongside a 1.2 to 2.0 GPM flow rate. There are three cleaning modes to tackle varying jobs around the house (Eco, High, and Turbo), and it comes with two 6.0Ah batteries for up to 60 continuous minutes of runtime, while also being interchangeable with other batteries from the brand.

While those features would normally be quite the standout, another notable design is the dual connection points for water sources – one being for a standard garden hose and the other for the included siphon hose that you simply need a fresh water source to drop into. The package is rounded out with five different nozzles, a 25-foot high-pressure hose, a foam cannon, a filter, and a wand that sports an integrated display to keep an eye on battery levels.

Greenworks 40V 13-inch cordless string trimmer/edger and leaf blower combo kit

Greenworks’ 40V 13-inch cordless trimmer/edger and blower kit + 3 bonus spools at new $150 low

Amazon is offering the Greenworks 40V 13-inch Cordless String Trimmer/Edger and Leaf Blower Combo Kit with three spools of replacement line and a 2.0Ah battery at $150.36 shipped. This packaged bundle would normally fetch $190 at full price, which is the price we’re seeing direct from the brand’s website right now. Discounts over the past year have been regularly been going as low as $152, which is getting beaten out here by the 21% markdown that saves you $40 off the going rate at the lowest price we have tracked.

This budget-friendly combo kit from Greenworks is ready to help you clear your walkways/driveway of overgrown weeds this summer with the combination of the string trimmer/edger and the blower. The 13-inch trimmer quickly converts into an edger to shape up the boundaries of your lawn at the push of a button. It’s ready to tackle jobs from multiple angles thanks to the 90-degree rotating head, while the telescoping shaft allows users of various heights to find comfort while working. There’s also an auto line feed featured that makes replacing broken lines all the faster – not to mention all the replacement line you’re getting with the bonus spools. It’s all rounded out by the 350 CFM leaf blower that has a lightweight and ergonomic design to prevent fatigue during longer jobs.

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The savings this week are also continuing to a collection of other markdowns. To the same tune as the offers above, these all help you take a more energy-conscious approach to your routine. Winter means you can lock in even better off-season price cuts on electric tools for the lawn while saving on EVs and tons of other gear.

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SUPER73 unveils new e-bike that leaves everyone scratching their heads

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We knew SUPER73 had something new coming soon based on recent teasers dropped on the e-bike brand’s social media pages. But after the big unveiling of the new SUPER73 MZFT late last week, riders and fans have seemingly been left with more questions than answers regarding the new electric two-wheeler.

SUPER73 took to the Moto Beach Classic in Orange County, California, to roll out its newest model, which had already drummed up hype for an expected new platform.

The company delivered on that promise, showcasing the MZFT with its new frame and features, including multiple battery options and locking storage under the flip-up seat. While some familiar features remain, such as the rear hub motor, wide dual-sport tires, and rigid frame/fork setup, the new platform definitely looks like a novel swing at a moped-style electric bike that stays true to SUPER73’s design legacy.

But beyond the obvious Class 2 sticker on the frame – indicating a top speed of 20 mph (32 km/h) and an included throttle – SUPER73 has been tight-lipped about any other specs. The result is an unveiling that has left many scratching their heads and asking, “But what is it?”.

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Without any real sizing information, we’re left to speculate from the bike’s proportions. The bike certainly looks smaller than the large, rugged SUPER73 bikes that dominated the brand’s flagship lineup for years.

A photo with several young boys on the MZFT series seems to nail the target crowd, likely positioning the MZFT as a smaller, teen-friendly e-bike designed for the quickly growing teen boy e-bike market.

Many cities in the US are now home to groups of teenagers that ride e-bikes in packs. The trend has proven divisive, with some praising the electric two-wheelers for getting more youths outdoors and away from screens, while others bemoan the tendency for these ‘e-bike gangs’ to stray from strictly following the rules of the road.

For its part, SUPER73 has been relatively proactive with its response to criticism, focusing on ensuring its new models maintain street legal compliance and even pushing updates to older models that removed the ability to unlock higher speeds, even to the chagrin of much of the brand’s customer base.

If SUPER73 is targeting the tween boy crowd, it could be a shot at attracting those young riders before they get swayed over to Sur Rons and other non-street legal e-motos, instead drawing them into class-correct e-bikes that still invoke the fun moto-styling. One of the bikes in the image above even has two boys seated together, which would explain the apparent mounting point for additional pillion pegs on the rear chainstays of the frame (though no pillion pegs are visible in the photos or renderings).

For now, we can’t say for sure exactly what these MZFT e-bikes will be packing under the hood, and we will have to await more news from SUPER73 regarding sizing, performance, and other specs.

But whatever the MZFT turns out to be, SUPER73 says the bikes will be hitting retail stores on November 8th and will become available online by November 10th, so we should know significantly more by then.


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US average new car price tops $50k for the first time – here’s why

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The average US new car price crossed the $50,000 mark for the first time in September, according to new estimates from Kelley Blue Book (KBB). Prices have been climbing steadily for over a year, and the pace picked up this summer – but that hasn’t stopped Americans from buying.

KBB says September’s record average transaction price (ATP) was partly driven by luxury models and EVs, which pushed the market into record territory. EVs made up an estimated 11.6% of all new vehicles sold last month, which is also a record high. The average EV sold for $58,124 – up 3.5% from August’s adjusted figure.

In Q3, EV sales hit another milestone: 437,487 EVs were sold in the US, giving them a 10.5% market share. That’s nearly a 30% jump from the same period last year. With government-backed EV incentives expiring at the end of September, many buyers hurried to lock in their purchases.

Year-over-year, the average EV transaction price is basically flat, down just 0.4%. Incentives averaged 15.3% of ATP in September, or about $8,900 per vehicle – slightly lower than August but higher than a year ago, when incentives averaged 13%.

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Tesla, which continues to dominate the EV market, saw an average ATP of $54,138 in September. That’s a slight dip from August and down 6.8% from a year earlier. With Tesla recently introducing the new Standard versions of the Model 3 and Model Y, KBB expects average prices across the segment to fall in the coming months. Erin Keating, executive analyst at Cox Automotive, thinks the market is “ripe for disruption.”

“It is important to remember that the new-vehicle market is inflationary. Prices go up over time, and today’s market is certainly reminding us of that,” said Keating. “The $20,000 vehicle is now mostly extinct, and many price-conscious buyers are sidelined or cruising in the used-vehicle market. Tariffs have introduced new cost pressure to the business, but the pricing story in September was mostly driven by the healthy mix of EVs and higher-end vehicles pushing the new-vehicle ATP into uncharted territory.”

Read more: US EV sales smash records in August as Tesla loses ground

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Genesis is about to launch two new ‘electrified’ SUVs based on the GV70

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It’s official. The Genesis GV70 is about to get two new electrified options, including its first hybrid and extended-range (EREV) versions.

Two new Genesis GV70 electrified SUVs are coming soon

Genesis is turning 10, and it’s planning to go all out. Hyundai gave us a look at what’s coming last month during its CEO Investor Day.

The plans include Genesis expanding with new electrified powertrain offerings, including its first hybrid and extended-range electric vehicles.

Up until now, the luxury automaker has focused on fully electric (EV) or internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. By expanding into different electrified powertrains, Genesis hopes to attract new buyers to the brand while grabbing a bigger share of the luxury market.

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Genesis will launch its first hybrid in 2026, the GV80. We knew the GV70 EREV would follow shortly after, but now it’s been confirmed that a hybrid model is also set to join the lineup.

We got our first look at the Genesis GV70 EREV last week. The vehicle was parked in South Korea and appeared to be nearly identical to the current model. Aside from a tag labeling it an EREV and a massive muffler at the back, it looks about the same as the Electrified GV70.

Now, we are finally getting a glimpse of the Hybrid version. The Genesis GV70 Hybrid was also caught by HealerTV in South Korea, this time with an HEV tag.

Like the EREV, the GV70 Hybrid is still covered in camouflage, but this time, you can see the vehicle has the brand’s sport package. The optional package adds sporty exterior and interior elements, including chrome around the Crest Grille and window trim.

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The Genesis Electrified GV70 (Source: Genesis)

The vehicle is still a prototype, so it could change by the time it reaches production form. However, as the reporter points out, the GV70 Hybrid could bring a unique new look to the GV70 series.

On the side of the tire, the letters “FL” are printed, which is typically shown on Hyundai vehicles set to receive a facelift.

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Genesis plans to launch new luxury EVs, hybrids, and EREVs (Source: Hyundai)

Genesis is expected to launch the GV70 EREV in late 2026, followed by the Hybrid version sometime in early 2027.

According to Hyundai, the EREV will have a combined driving range of over 1,000 km (620 miles). Although it still runs on an electric motor, it will feature a small gas motor that acts as a generator to charge the battery and extend the driving range.

Genesis is betting on new electrified vehicles, including EVs, hybrids, and EREVs, to drive growth. The luxury brand aims to expand into up to 20 new European markets while gaining a bigger share of the US market. By 2030, Genesis aims to sell 350,000 vehicles.

Although it had planned to only offer fully electric vehicles from 2030, Genesis backed off on its commitment. Instead, it will use hybrids and EREVs as a bridge to an all-electric future.


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