Update: turns out the Zap Q we profiled last week was actually made by Rad2Go and debuted at CES. It is apparently being resold by Zap, but the price from Rad2Go at the show was just $800. And they plan on offering it for between $1000 and $1500, with models with bigger batteries and energy-recovering brakes coming soon with prices up to $1600-$1800.
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