The one that caught our eye is the Segway Xyber. a rugged-looking e-bike that looks like a serious racing machine, with massive tires, hydraulic brakes, and an imposing suspension system.

At a quick glance you might mistake it for a dirt bike – perhaps due to its front moto-style, inverted dual-crown fork suspension featuring 110mm of travel (the rear suspension boasts 100mm of travel) – though Segway prefer to calls it a light-electric-vehicle which conjures up images of it being like a small motorbike perfect for city cruising.

Segway-Ninebot revealed its first two e-bikes at CES 2025 and says the Xyber and Xafari e-bikes are now available for pre-order at independent dealers nationwide with expected February delivery.

CES 2025 has arrived, and Segway is making waves with its latest product lineup, diving back into the world of e-bikes, electric scooters, and even robotic lawn mowers. After a brief flirtation with quirky self-balancing pods and paintball-shooting go-karts,

Mobility company Segway announced its first two electric bikes at CES 2025, the Xyber and Xafari will be on the roads in February

Micromobility giant Segway launched two new e-bikes at CES 2025 that are designed to make the experience of riding a bike easier, safer, more convenient,

Innovative micromobility company Segway introduced new products at CES 2025 in three categories. The company’s first e-bikes, the tech-rich Xafari and Xyber, are available for presales today. Then there are the Navimow X3 Series robot mowers that were designed to mow and trim up to 2.

But as much as Segway wants to become a known brand for e-bikes, its true DNA is scooters. The company is releasing its third-generation kick scooters this year, ranging from entry-level to high-performance super-scooters.

Segway isn’t just defined by its namesake stand-up scooter anymore. Since being acquired by and merging with Ninebot, Segway has added traditional electric scooters, a dirt e-bike, and at one time a pretty sweet chair to their portfolio.