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Scotsman
06-06-2025
- Automotive
- Scotsman
Foldable AVDL e-bike deal cuts prices to £299 on Wowcher
One of the AVDL foldable e-bikes available in the Wowcher deal – compact, road-ready and ideal for urban commuting | AVDL This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. Three foldable AVDL e-bikes just dropped on Wowcher – all electric, all commuter-friendly, and all under £530 Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... If you've ever dreamed of dodging traffic, skipping the bus queues and gliding through your city commute, this new Wowcher deal might just shift your gears. Right now, you can snap up an AVDL foldable e-bike from just £299, with three models designed to suit every kind of rider – from rough terrain explorers to sleek city commuters. Whether you're navigating rush hour, plotting a more eco-friendly commute, or simply looking to upgrade your two-wheel tech, this deal delivers solid spec, slick design and real-world practicality – without the designer price tag. A12 Foldable E-Bike – £499 Built for weekend adventures as much as daily rides, the A12 handles both urban streets and off-road terrain thanks to its 26-inch puncture-resistant tyres. Powered by a 36V 11.4Ah lithium-ion battery, you'll get up to 21 miles of pure electric range. Choose from three speed settings (5km/h, 15km/h, 25km/h) and enjoy the benefits of a lightweight foldable aluminium frame. All three AVDL foldable e-bike styles featured in the Wowcher offer – built for city rides, daily commutes and weekend exploring | AVDL A11 Foldable E-Bike – £529 The A11 is made for commuters who want speed, comfort and portability. It features a 250W brushless motor with a 25km/h top speed, plus an adjustable seat to keep you comfortable on longer journeys. With its compact design and foldable frame, this is the e-bike that slots perfectly into urban life. It comes with extras like a lock, air pump, stickers, and a tool kit – so you're ready to roll from the moment it arrives. A01 Foldable E-Bike – £299 Compact, lightweight and budget-friendly, the A01 is perfect for quick city rides. With a range of 6 to 9 miles in pure electric mode and a dual disc brake system, this one punches well above its price point. The LED headlight and taillight combo keeps you visible on the roads, and the foldable design means it fits neatly into flats, offices, and even train carriages. All three bikes feature top speeds up to 25km/h, rechargeable batteries that fully charge in four hours, foldable frames for easy storage, and LCD displays that show speed, distance and battery level. Sign up to our new Top Buys newsletter - and never miss a deal again! | NationalWorld With petrol prices high and public transport feeling increasingly packed, switching to an e-bike makes both environmental and financial sense. These AVDL models give you flexibility, freedom and full electric power – at prices that seriously undercut most of the market. Want something even beefier? The FREESKY 2025 Ranger on Amazon is a full-fat alternative. It's built for power riders with dual motors, a massive 95-mile range and chunky all-terrain tyres. If you're after serious muscle and mountain-bike spec, it's a premium option that goes the distance.
Scotsman
06-06-2025
- Automotive
- Scotsman
Foldable AVDL e-bike deal cuts prices to £299 on Wowcher
One of the AVDL foldable e-bikes available in the Wowcher deal – compact, road-ready and ideal for urban commuting | AVDL This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. Three foldable AVDL e-bikes just dropped on Wowcher – all electric, all commuter-friendly, and all under £530 Sign up to our daily newsletter – Regular news stories and round-ups from around Scotland direct to your inbox Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... If you've ever dreamed of dodging traffic, skipping the bus queues and gliding through your city commute, this new Wowcher deal might just shift your gears. Right now, you can snap up an AVDL foldable e-bike from just £299, with three models designed to suit every kind of rider – from rough terrain explorers to sleek city commuters. Whether you're navigating rush hour, plotting a more eco-friendly commute, or simply looking to upgrade your two-wheel tech, this deal delivers solid spec, slick design and real-world practicality – without the designer price tag. A12 Foldable E-Bike – £499 Built for weekend adventures as much as daily rides, the A12 handles both urban streets and off-road terrain thanks to its 26-inch puncture-resistant tyres. Powered by a 36V 11.4Ah lithium-ion battery, you'll get up to 21 miles of pure electric range. Choose from three speed settings (5km/h, 15km/h, 25km/h) and enjoy the benefits of a lightweight foldable aluminium frame. All three AVDL foldable e-bike styles featured in the Wowcher offer – built for city rides, daily commutes and weekend exploring | AVDL A11 Foldable E-Bike – £529 The A11 is made for commuters who want speed, comfort and portability. It features a 250W brushless motor with a 25km/h top speed, plus an adjustable seat to keep you comfortable on longer journeys. With its compact design and foldable frame, this is the e-bike that slots perfectly into urban life. It comes with extras like a lock, air pump, stickers, and a tool kit – so you're ready to roll from the moment it arrives. A01 Foldable E-Bike – £299 Compact, lightweight and budget-friendly, the A01 is perfect for quick city rides. With a range of 6 to 9 miles in pure electric mode and a dual disc brake system, this one punches well above its price point. The LED headlight and taillight combo keeps you visible on the roads, and the foldable design means it fits neatly into flats, offices, and even train carriages. All three bikes feature top speeds up to 25km/h, rechargeable batteries that fully charge in four hours, foldable frames for easy storage, and LCD displays that show speed, distance and battery level. Sign up to our new Top Buys newsletter - and never miss a deal again! | NationalWorld With petrol prices high and public transport feeling increasingly packed, switching to an e-bike makes both environmental and financial sense. These AVDL models give you flexibility, freedom and full electric power – at prices that seriously undercut most of the market.
Axios
16-04-2025
- Business
- Axios
Exclusive: Silicon Valley startup breaks cover with plans for robo-armies
Scout AI co-founders Colby Adcock and Collin Otis want to, in their words, make large robotic armies a reality for the good guys. "There's a very big white space for somebody to be the AGI brain for defense robots," Adcock told Axios in a recent conversation. Why it matters: Scout AI emerged from stealth today with $15 million in funding and Pentagon commitments in its back pocket. It also unveiled a ground vehicle (G01) and aerial drone (A01) fueled by Fury, its marquee product, a vision-language-action foundation model. State of play: The seven-person company was founded in August. It's based in Sunnyvale, California, where it hopes to siphon top tech talent. It has 20,000 square feet of research and development space, plus hundreds of acres for real-world testing in the Santa Cruz Mountains. It's backed by Align Ventures, Booz Allen Ventures, Draper Associates and more. "Our intent would be to put our technology, Fury, in every robotic asset that the U.S. military has, and turn them into intelligent, autonomous agents," Adcock said. That's across air, land, sea and space, he emphasized. Partnering with other companies is "a big piece" of the strategy. The intrigue: Adcock is a board member at his brother's company, Figure AI, which is building humanoid robots. Otis was a founding engineer and director of autonomy and AI at Kodiak Robotics, another player in the autonomy space.
