Peloton on Oct. 1 rolled out its biggest product overhaul in years. The Cross Training Series unifies its equipment line – Bike, Bike+, Tread, Tread+, Row+ – with swappable, rotating touchscreens and beefed-up hardware. All devices now support Peloton IQ, an AI-powered system that delivers personalized workout plans, form feedback and real-time performance insights. According to Wired’s Adrienne So, this integration brings features akin to the Peloton Guide camera into the Bike+ and Tread+ for strength training, plus new voice commands and Sonos-tuned audio on the premium models wired.com pelobuddy.com. Select Cross Training models are now sold not only on Peloton.com but also via Amazon and Dick’s Sporting Goods for the first time wired.com – part of a broader push to reach new buyers. For example, the standard Cross-Training Bike starts at $1,695 and the Cross-Training Tread at $3,295 wired.com.