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We’ve got plenty of seasonal sales in today’s Green Deals, led by Aventon’s 4th of July Sale that is taking up to $500 off its e-bike lineup, with prices getting lower than we’ve seen this year, like on the Aventure 2 All-Terrain e-bike that has dropped to a $1,599 annual low, among others. EcoFlow has launched another 48-hour early Prime Day flash sale that gives you another shot at the best pricing on the DELTA Pro Portable Power Station (with varying options for free gear/savings) starting from $1,709, as well as two expansion battery offers for DELTA 2 and DELTA Pro Ultra setups. Next, Velotric’s 4th of July event is offering up to $720 in savings on its e-bikes – legacy and new releases – with models like the Discover 1 Plus Commuter e-bike going lower than ever this year at $1,199. We also spotted LG’s WashCombo All-in-One Electric Washer/Dryer with a ventless inverter heat pump starting from $1,800, as well as Husqvarna’s Automower 115H Robot Lawn Mower down at $499. Plus, there’s all the rest of the hangover Green Deals in the links at the bottom of the page, like yesterday’s first-ever savings on the Ford Mustang and Bronco e-bikes, the new low prices hitting Anker’s SOLIX F3800 Plus units, 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.

Hop on Aventon’s Aventure 2 e-bike for all-terrain journeys at $1,599 annual low in 4th of July Sale

Aventon Bikes has an ongoing 4th of July Sale event running through July 8 with up to $500 discounts across its e-bike lineup, like the Aventure 2 All-Terrain e-bike for $1,599 shipped. While this model carries a $1,999 MSRP, it’s been spending 2025 keeping down at $1,699 in and out of sales, especially since the new Aventure 3 smart e-bike was released at the top of May for $1,999 shipped. We have seen the Aventure 2 fall lower in past years, though none of those rates have been seen in quite some time and are far less likely to reappear with tariffs still putting pressure on the American market. You’re looking at the best price we have tracked in the last 12 months, with the $400 markdown here even beating out its 2024 Black Friday and Cyber Monday pricing by $100. Head below for the full sale’s lineup.

Aventon’s Aventure 2 e-bike, as the name may imply, is all about supporting you through all-terrain adventures, coming with a 750W rear hub motor (peaking at 1,130W) paired alongside a 15.0Ah integrated battery. This combination provides up to 20 to 28 MPH adjustable top speeds, with four levels of pedal assistance supporting you for up to 60 miles on a single charge, or you can cruise along on pure electric energy at a reduced mileage. Among its list of features, which don’t include the smart features you’ll get going with its new upgraded 3rd-generation counterpart, you’ll find a rear-mounted cargo rack, fenders over both 26 by 4-inch tires, an integrated headlight, an integrated taillight that provides brake lighting and turn signal functionality, as well as a backlit LCD screen for performance data and setting adjustments, and more.

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Aventon’s other 4th of July e-bike deals:

Aventon’s newest e-bike models (no price cuts):

  • Soltera 2.5 Lightweight e-bike: $1,199
    • 20 MPH for up to 46 miles
  • Sinch 2.5 Compact Folding e-bike: $1,799
    • 20 MPH for up to 55 miles
  • Abound SR Cargo e-bike: $1,899
    • 20 MPH for up to 60 miles
    • GPS tracking, remote locking, geofencing, passcode, keyless battery, alarm system, more
  • Level 3 Smart Step-Over Commuter e-bike: $1,899
    • 20 MPH for up to 70 miles
    • GPS tracking, auto-lock, unusual movement detection, alarm system, more
  • Level 3 Smart Step-Through Commuter e-bike: $1,899
    • 20 MPH for up to 70 miles
    • GPS tracking, auto-lock, unusual movement detection, alarm system, more
  • Abound LR Cargo e-bike: $1,999
    • 20 MPH for up to 60 miles
    • 6 inches longer, 8 pounds heavier, with lockable onboard storage over SR model
    • GPS tracking, remote locking, geofencing, passcode, keyless battery, alarm system, more
  • Aventure 3 All-Terrain Step-Over e-bike: $1,999
    • 28 MPH for up to 65 miles
    • GPS tracking, integrated rear wheel lock, ride tune, cross-model keyless battery, more
  • Aventure 3 All-Terrain Step-Through e-bike: $1,999
    • 28 MPH for up to 65 miles
    • GPS tracking, integrated rear wheel lock, ride tune, cross-model keyless battery, more
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EcoFlow flash sale returns DELTA Pro station back to best pricing from $1,709 and expansion batteries from $429

As part of its ongoing early Prime Day Sale, EcoFlow has launched another 48-hour flash sale that mimics one we saw last week, with three different units being included – one of which has two varying ways to save, depending on your needs. The only power station offer comes to the DELTA Pro Portable Power Station that can either get a free protective bag at $1,799 shipped (not valid with extra savings) or you can add it to your cart from this landing page and get a free RAPID 5,000mAh power bank at $1,709.05 shipped, after using the code EFPDAFF5 at checkout for an additional 5% savings. While the station carries a $3,699 MSRP, it usually can be scored from Amazon around $1,999, though this sale has given us a return to $1,799 for the first time since March, with another opportunity at the $1,709 low thanks to the extra savings. You’ll currently find just the power station down at $1,784 from Amazon, which doesn’t include any free gear or bonus savings.

There’s a reason EcoFlow’s DELTA Pro power station has remained one of the most popular legacy models from under the brand’s flag, what with its expansive capabilities from its starting 3,600Wh LiFePO4 battery capacity all the way up to 25KWh when adding on additional equipment. Through the 14 output ports you’ll get a steady power range up to 3,600W, which surges to 7,200W for larger appliance needs. There are three main ways to recharge here, either through a standard wall outlet, with a car auxiliary port, or when connecting up to its 1,600W max solar input to charge via the sun’s rays.

The next two offers are expansion battery opportunities, with the DELTA 2 Extra Battery back down at its lowest price of $429 shipped, and also matching from Amazon, letting you expand your DELTA 2 setup by 1,024Wh towards the max 3,072Wh capacity. The second of these offers gives you two DELTA Pro Ultra Extra Batteries for $4,399 shipped, which sadly can’t use the extra savings codes but does get a free 500W (4 x 125W) modular solar panel with it. Adding these batteries to your DELTA Pro Ultra setup bumps its capacity up by a massive 12.2kWh, which can go as high as 90kWh.

Be sure to check out the full lineup of EcoFlow’s early Prime Day Sale offers while they last through July 7, with up to 60% off in initial discounts, extra 5% and 7% savings, free gifts, and more – all from $179.

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Velotric’s 4th of July Sale offers up to $720 in e-bike savings and free bundled gear starting from $599

Velotric has launched its 4th of July/Prime Day Sale with up to $720 in savings across its e-bike lineup, including bundled gear accompanying its newest models and new low pricing on the Fold 1 Lite. Among the options, we spotted the popular Discover 1 Plus Commuter e-bike coming with a rear cargo rack ($83 value) at $1,199 shipped. While the e-bike would normally cost you $1,699 at full price, the bundle here would sit a little higher at $1,782 without the deal. This model has been seen as low as $1,299 in 2025 previously, with the cost going lower than ever this year thanks to the $500 markdown off the going rate, landing it down at the second-lowest price that is only beaten by the $1,099 low we last saw during the brand’s Black Friday Sale. Head below to get a full breakdown of all the deals we’re seeing while this sale lasts.

Velotric’s Discover 1 Plus e-bike is one of the brand’s most popular commuting solutions, equipped with a 500W rear hub motor (that peaks at 900W) alongside a 691.2Wh battery for up to 65 miles of PAS-supported travel. It comes with a standard 20 MPH speed, which you can boost to 28 MPH after unlocking, with a throttle available for any pure electric cruising you want to get in, though keep in mind this will reduce its travel range. While it doesn’t offers the smart features like Apple Find My that comes with its Discover 2 counterpart, the Discover 1 Plus still brings a solid lineup of features for such a low price.

Stopping power is heightened by the double hydraulic disc brakes, while pedaling is supported with a 7-speed Shimano derailleur, and it comes with an IPX7 waterproof construction. You’ll also find 26-inch puncture-resistant tires with fenders over each, an integrated LED headlight, a taillight that boasts brake lighting, and a 3.5-inch LCD screen for real-time data and setting adjustments. That display also provides you with a USB port to charge devices, and the option to set it to a walk assist mode when you can’t easily pedal up extreme inclines.

Velotric’s 4th of July Sale new e-bike deals (bundled gear):

  • Fold 1 Plus e-bike: $1,499 (No price cut)
    • 28 MPH for up to 68 miles
    • comes with free suspension seat post 2.0 ($120 value)
  • Breeze 1 Cruiser e-bike: $1,799 (No price cut)
    • 28 MPH for up to 70 miles
    • comes with free rear cargo rack and fender set ($150 value)
  • Nomad 2 All-Terrain e-bike: $1,999 (No price cut)
    • 28 MPH for up to 65 miles
    • comes with free front basket ($120 value)
  • Nomad 2X Multi-Terrain Camo e-bike: $2,499 (No price cut)
    • 28 MPH for up to 75 miles
    • comes with free green LED flashlight ($50 value)

Velotric’s other 4th of July Sale e-bike deals:

  • Fold 1 Lite e-bike (new all-time low): $599 (Reg. $1,099)
    • 28 MPH for up to 48 miles
  • Fold 1 Step-Thru e-bike: $1,199 (Reg. $1,499)
    • 28 MPH for up to 55 miles
    • comes with free suspension seat post 2.0 ($120 value)
  • T1 ST Plus Lightweight e-bike: $1,299 (Reg. $1,649)
    • 28 MPH for up to 70 miles
    • comes with free fender pack ($82 value)
  • Go 1 Utility e-bike: $1,299 (Reg. $1,699)
    • 25 MPH for up to 55 miles
    • comes with free rear pegs ($52 value)
  • Packer 1 Cargo e-bike: $1,599 (Reg. $2,199)
    • 25 MPH for up to 52 miles
    • comes with free child safety balustrade ($120 value)
  • Summit 1 e-bike: $1,899 (Reg. $1,999)
    • 28 MPH for up to 70 miles
    • comes with free fender pack ($80 value)
LG washcombo all-in-one electric ventless washer and dryer

LG’s WashCombo smart all-in-one electric ventless washer/dryer now up to $1,500 off starting from $1,800

As part of its ongoing 4th of July appliance sale, Best Buy is offering the LG WashCombo All-in-One Electric Washer/Dryer with ventless inverter heat pump at $1,799.99 shipped, after using the code Save10 at checkout for an additional 10% savings. This eco-friendly ventless model would normally cost you $3,300 these days, which we’ve mostly seen returning to $2,000 over 2025, which goes lower than we’ve seen this year thanks to the extra holiday savings. You’ll be getting a $1,500 markdown off the going rate while this deal lasts, dropping costs to the second-lowest price we have tracked, only beaten out by the $1,500 low we last saw during July 2024. It’s even beating out LG’s direct pricing by $199, though this doesn’t factor in the additional savings you get for multi-year care plans, installation, and haul-away services – all of which are not included from Best Buy.

This ENERGY STAR-certified washer/dryer has everything you need to complete laundry tasks in one space-saving unit, which is also handy if you’re considering doubling up to tackle laundry at twice the speed. It comes offering a wide array of smart controls via its companion app alongside a built-in smart system that can recognize soil levels in your fabrics and adjust settings accordingly, taking much of the guesswork and/or memorization out of the equation.

Among its many features, there are two notable standouts, with the first being its namesake ventless design, which allows for it to be installed virtually anywhere that has access to a standard 120V outlet. The inverter heat pump tech pairs nicely with this feature, increasing efficiency “using up to 60% less energy with every load” over other models. The second of the standout features is the ezDispense reservoir that can keep up to 31 loads worth of detergent stored at a time, which you could also divide between detegent and fabric softener too.

Be sure to check out all the appliance deals – with extra savings – during Best Buy’s 4th of July Sale, which you can browse on the landing page here. You can also check out LG’s direct 4th of July appliance deals on the sale’s landing page here, which include significant savings when bundling multiple units.

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Get automous mowing support from Husqvarna’s Automower 115H robot at $499

Amazon is offering the Husqvarna Automower 115H 4G Robotic Lawn Mower at $499 shipped. While it carries a $700 MSRP direct from the brand, we’ve been tracking it between $499 and $599 for a few months now at Amazon. Discounts brought things to their lowest $490 rate once before back in May, with today’s deal otherwise being the best price we have tracked, especially if you missed out on its one-time low. You’ll save $201 off the going rate with this deal while gaining autonomous assistance with your lawn mowing duties.

Tackle your lawncare duties in a smarter fashion that doesn’t involve you out in the yard during this hot summer with Husqvarna’s 115H robot mower that can tackle up to 0.4 acres (720 square feet an hour) on a single charge. Not only does it come with a weatherproof construction, but it also features the brand’s patented guidance system that provides uniform cuts through autonomous navigation, with smart controls for adjusting settings and planning schedules available through its companion app. A notable standout is the built-in alarm system that sounds off if anyone or anything ever lifts it while in the middle of its routine, continuing until it is found and turned off with a custom PIN code.

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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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Clear skies ahead – Delta partners with Maeve on M80 hybrid regional aircraft

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Delta partners with Maeve Aerospace to advance hybrid regional aircraft

Delta Air Lines is teaming up with Dutch aviation startup Maeve Aerospace to take its idea for a more advanced, fuel-sipping hybrid-electric aircraft powertrain from the drawing board and into regional commercial service.

Delta Air Lines announced a new partnership with Maeve Aerospace meant to accelerate certification and deployment of the startup’s next-generation hybrid-electric regional aircraft – a move that could reduce the company’s fuel consumption on those routes by up to 40% compared to ICE-only assets.

“Delta is proud to collaborate with Maeve to help shape the next chapter of regional aviation and accelerate progress toward a more sustainable future of flight,” said Kristen Bojko, Vice President of Fleet at Delta Air Lines. “As we work toward the next generation of aircraft, we look to partners like Maeve who embody the bold, forward-thinking innovation we champion at Delta – solutions that advance aircraft design, enhance operational efficiency, elevate employee and customer experiences, and cut emissions. While driving toward transformative technologies that strengthen our network and redefine regional air travel remains a key priority, we’re equally focused on safety and a more sustainable future of flight.”

The collaboration positions Delta among a growing list of carriers investing in lower-carbon emission aviation tech as regulators, passengers, and activist investors alike push for cleaner operations.

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M80 hybrid-electric regional aircraft; via Maeve.

Maeve introduced its M80 hybrid-electric, 80-seater aircraft in November of 2023 as a sustainable, cost-effective aircraft designed to satisfy the operational needs of the majority of regional operators and airports.

As designed, the M80 promises an operating range of more than 900 miles (~1,500 km) with 40% higher fuel efficiency than conventional aircraft. Similar in concept to the way Toyota’s Prius uses its electric motors to accelerate and cruises on a small ICE engine, the Maeve’s hybrid engine architecture provides additional electric power assistance at low altitude, high-drag flight.

The M80’s electric motors can also be used during taxiing operations on the ground to reduce surface-level carbon emissions while also supporting a more efficient integration of more electric aircraft systems. Two facets of the aircraft’s designs that are specifically called out by Delta’s press material as being of extreme interest to the commercial carrier.

“It’s a privilege to have Delta as a partner in the development of groundbreaking technologies and processes,” shared Martin Nuesseler, Chief Technology Officer at Maeve Aerospace. “Their expertise in fleet innovation and commitment to aviation sustainability is unmatched, and we’re proud to work together to tailor the MAEVE Jet for the US market.”

SOURCE | IMAGES: Delta.

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Hear me out: instead of faster chargers, we should lobby for SLOWER gas pumps

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Utilities, state governments, and private developers are racing to roll out faster, more powerful EV chargers. At the same time, automakers and tech giants across the globe are pouring billions into R&D to develop batteries that can take ever-higher levels of power. But what if there’s a better, easier, cheaper, and more effective way to cut emissions?

What if, instead of faster chargers, we pushed for SLOWER gas pumps?

I want to start this conversation by pointing out that there’s a precedent for this idea. Back in 1993, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized a rule that limited the rate that gas service stations could pump fuel to a maximum of 10 gallons per minute (gpm), with the stated goals of reducing evaporative emissions and promoting safety by ensuring the integrity of the nation’s refueling infrastructure.

Officially dubbed “61 FR 33033 – Regulation of Fuels and Fuel Additives: Controls Applicable to Gasoline Retailers and Wholesale Purchaser-Consumers; 10 Gallon Per Minute Fuel Dispensing Limit Requirement Implementation,” the rule was finalized in January of 1993 and went into effect in 1996. Now, almost thirty years later, I think it’s time to revisit 61 FR 33033 in a way that helps reduce emissions even more.

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To zero.

The pitch

Gavin Newsom high-fives JB Pritzker; by ChatGPT.

The basic idea is this: instead of “just” asking for utility rate-payers and State or local governments to help cover the costs of rolling out an increasingly huge EV charging infrastructure that will never be big enough to convince the red hats it’s ready, anyway, we focus our lobbying efforts on slower gas pumps in blue states. Like, significantly slower gas pumps.

By reducing the maximum pumping speed from 10 gpm to 3 gpm, we could increase the minimum time to fill up a half-ton Ford F-150’s 36 gallon fuel tank (yes, really) from under four minutes to nearly twelve (12). Factor in the longer wait times ICE-vehicles would have to endure waiting in line to refuel, as well, and we’re talking about a 20-30 minute turnaround time to go from just 10% to a usable 80-or-90% fill.

Y’all see where I’m going with this?

Everybody wins

EV charging, via BP Pulse.

Way back in 2022, oil giant BP claimed that its BP Pulse electric vehicle chargers were “on the cusp” of being more profitable than its gas pumps. Now, three years and several technological leaps since, BP is investing billions to expand its EV charging infrastructure – and it doesn’t take a genius to realize that they’re expecting a positive ROI.

You don’t have to take my word for that, though. You can take big oil’s. “If I think about a tank of fuel versus a fast charge, we are nearing a place where the business fundamentals on the fast charge are better than they are on the (fossil) fuel,” BP head of customers and products, Emma Delaney, told Reuters.

Those fundamentals revolve around amenities. If you’re popping into a gas station for a three or four minute visit, you’re probably getting in and out as fast as you can. But if you’re there a bit longer? That’s a different story. You might visit the rest room, might buy a snack or order a coffee or suddenly remember you were supposed to pick up milk on your way home, even – and that stuff has a much higher margin for the gas station than the dino-juice, totaling 61.4% of all fuel station profits despite being a fraction of the overall revenue.

The other big winner, of course, is literally everyone. The forgotten costs of fossil fuels cost Americans billions in healthcare bills and environmental clean up each year, and untold trillions of dollars of military spending (to say nothing of the toll on three generations of American blood spilled in the Middle East to secure an affordable supply of oil).

With this plan, ICE-holes and Hemi zealots can continue to have their gas (if they decide it’s worth the wait, so be it). Meanwhile, the well-adjusted normals figure out real quick that it’s better, cheaper, and easier to charge at home.

The rest will take care of itself.

What do you guys think? Does this low-cost, high-impact idea to cut the time delta between refueling your gas car and recharging your EV have legs? What concerns do we need to address before we take it to Gavin and JB? Let us know, in the comments!

Original content from Electrek; featured image by Wikimedia user Coolcaesar, under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

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John Deere adds new, updated Gator GX and GX Crew electric UTVs for 2026

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John Deere introduces all-electric Gator GX and GX Crew utility vehicles

Just weeks after writing about John Deere’s tried-and-true Gator side-by-side and extolling the virtues of its two-plus decades of design stasis, the engineers at Deere have launched a pair of new, li-ion Gator models that offer all-day power to move people and things all over your property in true, go-anywhere Gator fashion.

John Deere is quick to point out that these new GX side-by-side utility vehicles are not golf carts. Fair enough – while they;re not quite in the same go-anywhere league as Deere’s TH 6×4 Gas or TE 4×2 Gators, the Gator GX and GX Crew offer more than enough capability to handle just about anything you’ll find on a typical campus, golf course, or job site.

To that end, the sturdy composite dump bed, comfortable and supportive high-back foam seats seem credible enough at first glance. And, if you give the new Deere UTVs a second glance, you’ll see a 367-L (13-cu ft) cargo box can haul more than 800 lbs. (~365 kg) of mulch, nursery plantings, building supplies, firewood, animal feed, or tools.

These are serious machines, in other words, ready to get down and do some serious work, but without the noise, vibration, and harmful exhaust emissions of gas.

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“The Gator GX lineup offers property owners the opportunity to increase productivity around their properties with less noise, less maintenance and more versatility,” said John Deere Go To Market Manager Eric Halfman. “These utility vehicles are intuitive and durable while offering users the comfort, reliability and convenience they expect from a John Deere Gator.”

The key component in the new GX and GX Crew is the new, 5.4 kWh, 51.2V lithium-ion battery that sends power to a high-efficiency electric drive motor with responsive torque and smooth acceleration. An onboard charger allows for convenient charging anywhere with a standard, grounded 120 outlet, eliminating the need for handling fuel or trips to the gas station and fully charging the 5.4 kWh battery over night, with more than 8 hours of continuous operation on tap that’s extendable with clever use of the new Deere’s regenerative braking.

These new electric Gators are available in classic John Deere green or grey metallic, and start at $17,499 with a whole suite of available accessories to make upfitting a breeze. The company says they’ll be available for order at your local John Deere TriGreen dealer in Q1 of 2026.

Electrek’s Take

I imagine that applying the Gator name to a vehicle that I’d call a glorified golf cart makes me feel something similar to what the Mustang guys feel whenever they see a Mach-E drive past. As such, I’ll give myself the same advice I give them: the people who make the thing decide what makes it worthy of the name, not you.

As such, I’d better get used to it. The good news there, of course, is that it seems like Deere’s latest Gator is going to be more than good enough to win me over. Eventually.

SOURCE | IMAGES: John Deere, via Charged EVs.

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