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Lectric Nothin’ But Net Sale offers up to $720 e-bike savings from $799, EcoFlow + Anker power station flash sales from $150, more

Avatar for Reinette LeJeune  | Mar 20 2026 - 11:00 am PT
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We’re closing out this week’s Green Deals with a focus on EVs and power stations, led by the newly launched Lectric Nothin’ But Net Sale with up to $720 e-bike savings – plus multiple price cuts – all starting from $799. Right behind that are 72-hour flash sales with up to 62% power station savings from both EcoFlow and Anker SOLIX (exclusive bonus savings available on the latter), which lets you pick up 256Wh to 7,680Wh power stations/bundles, as well as add-on accessories units, down at some of their best prices starting from $999 at EcoFlow and starting from $150 at Anker. We also spotted Segway’s premium GT3 superscooter back at its lowest tracked price, and plenty more waiting for you below. And don’t forget the hangover deals at the bottom of the page, like yesterday’s exclusive returning/new low prices on Anker’s SOLIX Gen 2 C1000, C2000, and F3000 power stations with alternator chargers, 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.

Slam dunk with up to $720 Lectric e-bike savings (including price cuts) during its Nothin’ But Net Sale – deals start from $799

As we see every year after St. Patrick’s Day passes, Lectric shifts lanes to celebrate March Madness with its Nothin’ But Net Sale that is offering up to $720 e-bike savings this year – plus, two different models are getting major price cuts alongside the bundled gear savings. The biggest of these is one we’ve seen quite often, as Lectric’s premium ONE Belt Drive Long-Range e-bike with $220 in FREE gear is back down at $1,899 shipped, from the full $2,619 it would cost for this package without any discounts. This is a return of the lowest price and usual bundle for a total $720 savings. Likewise, you can find Lectric’s XPeak2 Long-Range Off-Road e-bikes with a FREE $336 bundle cut down to $1,499 shipped, which is carries a $2,035 total value, while Lectric’s standard XPeak2 Off-Road e-bikes get the same bundle at $1,299 shipped, which has an $1,835 value. Head below to learn more about the full lineup of deals so you can score a slam dunk on your commuting needs for the rest of the year and beyond.

Obviously the most premium option amongst Lectric’s entire fleet of popular options is the ONE commuter e-bike, which is all the better when the brand gives us these $500 price cuts on it, making it far more accessible of a score. You’re getting a nice 750W motor/1,310W peak with a 14Ah battery combo for up to 28 MPH top speeds and up to 60 miles of PAS travel (less for using the throttle), but its the Gates carbon belt drive here that makes this model such a upper-tier ride, which is quieter and longer-lasting than chain-drive e-bikes. It comes with plenty of the brand’s highest tier mechanical features, too, like the hydraulic mineral oil brakes, puncture-resistant city tires, and more.

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On the flip side, where the ONE is great for city commutes, Lectric’s XPeak2 e-bikes are ideal for off-road excursions, though this doesn’t mean they can handle any city riding – plus, there’s getting a larger $200 price cut over the $100 one we saw on St. Patrick’s Day. You’re getting a similar 750W/1,310W motor with either 15A or 20Ah batteries (standard/long-range) here, giving you 28 MPH top speeds and a maximum 60 to 80-mile pedal-assisted travel range. The two options share features from there, including hydraulic mineral oil brakes, a RST Renegade suspension fork, puncture-resistant off-road tires, and more.

I also highly recommend either the XP4 Folding Utility e-bikes, which has become my go-to ride around Brooklyn, or the XP Lite2 Lightweight Folding e-bikes for folks who want to save on storage space with folding frames – and the latter of these two are great for folks who want the lightest option available from the brand. We’ve collected all of Lectric’s Nothin’ But Net Sale offers here, organized from biggest to smallest savings:

Lectric’s ONE Belt-Drive e-bike offer:

Lectric XPedition 2 Cargo e-bike offers:

Lectric XPeak2 Off-Road e-bike offers:

Lectric XP Trike2 offers:

Lectric XP Lite2 Folding Lightweight e-bike offers:

Lectric XP4 Folding Utility e-bike offers:

Lectric XPress Commuter e-bikes offers:

You can also shop Lectric’s entire Nothin’ But Net Sale on the landing page here, which does include up to 30% off accessories alongside 15% off spare extra batteries, too. You’ll find all the best ongoing e-bike sales from other brands waiting for you in our e-bikes hub here. We also have our separate EV hub for e-scooters and other EV types – with a notable highlight being the many Segway e-scooters seeing hundreds in discounts during the brand’s current Spring Sale event.

EcoFlow 72-hour flash sale drops 3,072Wh DELTA 3 Ultra power station to second-best $1,099 price, more from $999

As part of its ongoing Spring Sale event, EcoFlow has launched another 72-hour weekend flash sale with up to 62% discounts on four units. One such unit is EcoFlow’s DELTA 3 Ultra Portable Power Station down at $1,099 shipped, which drops things $100 lower than we’re seeing at Amazon. It is offered down from a $2,499 MSRP direct from EcoFlow, whereas over through the brand’s official Amazon storefront, you can often find it starting lower between $1,599 and $1,999. Discounts over the last year have only seen this rate beaten out by the $999 low we last saw during Black Friday, giving you the next-best price here with $900 off the highest going rate (and $1,400 off the MSRP). Head below to learn more about it and to browse the rest of the flash sale lineup ending with the weekend Sunday night.

One of the upper-tier options amongst EcoFlow’s newest DELTA 3 series, the DELTA 3 Ultra power station brings along a 3,072Wh LiFePO4 battery to your upcoming camping trips, other spring outings, and even some essential home backup support. There are 10 ports for all your connection needs (5x ACs, 3x USB-Cs, 1x USB-A, and a solo car port) through which your devices/appliances will get up to 3,600W to 7,200W of maximum power output.

There are four main ways to recharge it as it comes in this flash sale: the usual AC outlet charging, by connecting it to a gas generator (like one you may have equipped on your RV or at home), utilizing up to 800W of solar panel input, or via your car’s auxiliary port. Though charging speeds are slower on that last one than it’d be with the addition of a separately-sold alternator charger.

EcoFlow’s latest spring 72-hour flash sale (through March 22):

And be sure to also check out EcoFlow’s full Spring Sale lineup in our original coverage here, which is seeing up to 62% savings (with FREE gifts at certain price thresholds) starting from $169. You’ll also find similar sales from Anker SOLIX, Jackery, Bluetti, and other brands collected into our power stations hub.

Get 256Wh to 7,680Wh Anker SOLIX power stations and/or bundles at lows starting from $150 during latest flash sale

As part of its soon-to-end Spring Sale event, Anker SOLIX has started a 72-hour flash sale lineup with up to 57% discounts on some of the most popular power stations and bundles – which is acting as a final showcase of top savings – and there is our exclusive bonus savings code available on all orders over $1,000. You’ll find options like Anker’s SOLIX C1000 Gen 2 Portable Power Station down at $449 shipped, as well as the C2000 Gen 2 Portable Power Station down at $749 shipped, which are just their recently updated rates down amongst their lowest prices, but there’s also more expanded options like the F3000 Portable Power Station with an expansion battery and 400W solar panel at $2,184.05 shipped, after using our exclusive code 9TO5DEALS5 at checkout. It goes for $5,397 at full price, and previously only gone as low as $2,199 during Black Friday and New Years sales. Today’s exclusive deal gives you a combined 60% markdown, cutting $3,213 off the tag for the newest all-time low price that we have tracked. Head below to learn about these power stations and browse the full lineup of spotlighted deals.

While you can certainly go even bigger with the F3800 deals listed below, Anker’s SOLIX C1000 Gen 2, C2000 Gen 2, and F3000 power stations offer a nice range of multi-tier support – with the C2000 Gen 2 having impressed my dad so much that he went ahead and jumped on one during this sale. You’ll get a nice 1,024Wh LiFePO4 capacity from the expansionless C1000 Gen 2, while the C2000 Gen 2 offers a doubled 2,08Wh LiFePO4 capacity. Of course, the F3000 bundle here starts you at an expanded 6,144Wh LiFePO4 capacity, which even beats out the standalone F3800’s battery size for some serious backup power support, and which can keep scaling up to 24kWh. Speaking of these three models, you can also find them as the only ones listed with significant savings on alternator charger bundles at return/new lows starting from $749.

Among the port options/output power rates, the C1000 Gen 2 delivers 2,000W to 3,000W of maximum output through 10 ports (5x AC, 2x 140W USB-C, 1x 15W USB-C, 1x USB-A, and 1x 120W car port). The C2000 Gen 2 steps things up to 11 ports, adding a RV-ready TT-30R port and delivering up to 2,400W to 4,000W of max output. The F3000 brings along its own 11 ports (with one being a TT-30R) and provides 3,600W to 7,200W of max power to devices/appliances.

You’ll also be getting all the same charging options with these power stations, including standard AC charging, gas generator recharging, various solar input maximums, and dual AC and solar charging at the same time.

***Note: None of the prices listed below have had the extra savings factored in where appropriate, so don’t forget to use our exclusive code 9TO5DEALS5 at checkout when your cart total reaches $1,000 to score the bonus savings. You’ll also find some of these units coming with FREE gear, too, only increasing your total savings.

Anker’s spotlighted SOLIX power station flash deals:

If you’re looking for something else, you can shop the massive Anker SOLIX Spring Sale lineup in our original coverage here, with exclusive prices starting from $120. We also have similar Spring Sales from EcoFlow, Jackery, Bluetti, and more rounded together inside our power stations hub.

Experience premium commuting in upper-tier style on Segway’s GT3 superscooter back down at its $1,500 low

As part of its ongoing Spring EV Sale that is giving folks hundreds in savings on its popular e-scooter lineup, one notable inclusion is Segway’s premium GT3 Superscooter back down at $1,499.99 shipped, which we’re seeing a matching price on from Amazon. Don’t be fooled by the $1,900 MSRP, as this high-end ride usually keeps down at a $1,799 starting point most of the time, with only three previous drops to this all-time low since hitting the market at the top of 2025. You’re getting the fourth-ever chance here at $200 off the going rate ($400 total off the MSRP), letting you upgrade to more premium support during commutes/joyrides. You can browse the full lineup of Segway’s Spring Sale deals here, too.

Among the upper echelon of Segway e-scooters, the GT3 superscooter comes in second only to its newer GT3 Pro variant, which never gets included in sale discounts like this, sadly. Still, your commutes will gain significant upgrades once you jump on, as there is monstrous power output alongside smart controls, including Apple Find My, proximity locking, map navigation with real-time updates, and more. The frame houses a 1,200W rear-drive motor (2,400W peak power) that delivers up to 31 MPH speeds, while the 899Wh battery provides up to 45 miles of travel. Your experience is further bolstered by mechanical features like the self-healing tires, dual hydraulic suspension, the auto-high/low headlight alongside the taillight with brake lighting and turn signaling, a 2.4-inch TFT dislplay, and more.

Of course, if you want something that weighs less on your finances, be sure to checkout our original coverage of Segway’s Spring Sale event, with e-scooter prices starting from $150. We also have our EV-focused hub to shop all the best e-scooter deals, as well as our separate e-bikes hub, too.

Anker’s updated/expanded SOLIX Spring Sale drops expanded 7,680Wh F3800 Plus bundle to exclusive $3,608 ($3,690 off), more from $120

ecoflow delta pro ultra and trail 200 dc power stations

EcoFlow’s 12,288Wh DELTA Pro Ultra X power station with a FREE 192Wh TRAIL 200 DC station at exclusive $6,499 low ($1,939+ off)

Power your spring adventures with up to 62% EcoFlow power station discounts in latest sale starting from $169

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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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