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www.theweeklyreview.com.au By Sarah Harris What’s the big idea? An all-terrain electric skateboard that gives you the exhilarating feeling of snowboarding and mountain-bike riding, no matter where you are. Who are they? James Murphy, 29, first dreamed of inventing the ultimate off-road skateboard when he was a schoolboy. By 2011, he was a qualified design engineer … Read more

DigitalJournal.com Weighing in at just 6kg, with a range of 16km and a top speed of 40km/h, exway is a high-performance electric skateboard with advanced intelligent features that make it perfect for novices and pro-level riders alike. Compared to the competition, exway looks ultra-sleek. Choosing to fuse design and performance, the exway team put its … Read more

www.popularmechanics.com By Timothy Dahl Riding an electric powered skateboard has been a dream of mine since 7th grade. So when I saw Casey Neistat cruising through New York so effortlessly on his Boosted Board, I knew I had to try it. I have little interest in riding a hoverboard unless it’s like Marty McFly’s, but … Read more

Forbes.com By Ben Sin There are few things more frustrating than being stuck in traffic — especially after a long day of work. In 2014, Zheng Chao was so annoyed with the constant congestion in Guangzhou, which made his commute to and from work every day three hours, that he decided to do something about … Read more

ByAlex Hernandez Electric skateboards are becoming more popular, especially in cities where it can be cheaper to use than a car. The Halo Board Carbon Edition is yet another entrant into this market. The company is hoping you’ll find their board more appealing than what the market currently offers. The company says the board’s 3,000-watt … Read more

CBC News By Yvette Brend A glut of new, motorized people movers, from scooters to skateboards to electric bikes, are hitting streets and sidewalks, but so far laws aren’t keeping pace according to those flocking to the new machines. “The technology is constantly changing and the law is much slower to change,” said Sgt. Lorne … Read more