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00:02Peloton unveiled three new treadmills and expanded its Peloton IQ artificial intelligence
00:08platform as it looks to return to sustained growth, according to CNBC. Peloton's shares
00:13have fallen 43 percent since CEO Peter Stern took over in January 2025, raising the stakes
00:19for the company's new equipment push. The $2,195 Treadflex is Peloton's lowest-cost
00:26new treadmill and first folding model, shrinking by nearly half for consumers with less space
00:31or smaller budgets. Peloton is keeping the Tread Plus Vision at $6,695 while raising the
00:37Tread Vision to $3,495, with higher-end models adding form-tracking cameras and up to 300
00:44pounds of resistance for strength training. Peloton has returned to profitability and improved
00:49cash generation after years of restructuring, but revenue growth remains challenging as
00:54subscriptions decline. Truist analyst Yousef Squally expects revenue to remain muted,
00:59but sees improvement next year. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
