Lectric Launches 46-Pound XPress Lite E-Bike at $1,099 as XPress2 Bundle Deals Continue

Lectric has quietly expanded its city-focused lineup with the XPress Lite, a 46-pound electric bike now available for preorder at $1,099 with shipping expected in early November. The new model is positioned as a lighter, more nimble option for riders who need something easier to handle in dense urban settings, though it does not come with the accessory packages that Lectric has been attaching to its other promotions during this launch window.

Meanwhile, the XPress2 Cruiser and Commuter models are still carrying the bundle offer that began during the company’s recent Better-Than-Prime sales event. At $1,299, buyers get a package of extras valued at $336, which includes a rear cargo rack, a fender set, a suspension seat post, and an Elite headlight. That bundle had been scheduled to expire, but Lectric has opted to keep it running for now.

The broader e-bike deals landscape this week also includes EcoFlow’s expanded power station offerings. The RIVER 3 Max setup, which pairs the RIVER 3 Plus unit with an additional 300Wh battery for a combined 572Wh capacity, is down to $303.05 after applying a checkout code during the company's Prime Encore Sale. That represents a new all-time low for the bundle and undercuts the typical marketplace pricing by roughly $16, though shoppers buying through the other retailer can snag a free $40 tool pegboard instead. The package was originally listed at $399 and had been hovering around $319 since early summer.

For those bracing for colder months, two cordless snow blower promotions stand out. EGO’s 56V 21-inch model, bundled with two 6.0Ah batteries, is available at $899, which is the lowest price seen this year and the second-best figure on record for that configuration. It is rated to clear driveways up to 14 cars in size. Greenworks' 80V 20-inch snow blower with a single 4.0Ah battery has dropped to $449.99 from a $530 list price, marking a new all-time low for that model.

Rounding out the seasonal cleanup category, Worx’s newest 40V Trivac 3-in-1 blower, vacuum, and mulcher is being offered with either two or four 20V batteries starting at $259.99 and $319.99 respectively. The four-battery configuration represents the biggest discount yet on a model that only reached the market in September. None of these promotions involve vehicles or drivetrain technology directly, but they reflect the same direct-to-consumer pricing playbook that has made brands like Lectric a fixture in the electric mobility space.