Peloton has its eyes on a global expansion, and the first stops outside the US for its stationary connected bike are the UK and Canada — but not Quebec. Peloton’s bike, which streams subscription-based fitness classes via an attached screen, will be available in those countries in the fall.
There are plans for retail locations in London and Toronto, and Peloton plans to push into other European markets next year. The international expansion means there’ll be localized content too — Peloton’s opening a studio in London next year to provide live and on-demand classes with British instructors. Those streams should be a better fit for European time zones.
The bike will cost £1,995 in the UK and $ 2,595 CAD in Canada, though it’s not immediately clear how much the required monthly subscription will be there — Americans have to pay $ 39 per month to access classes and get full use of their bikes. Peloton also didn’t lay out its timeline for selling treadmills in the UK and Canada. The Peloton Tread, which debuted at CES in January, starts shipping in the US in the fall, so it might reach the UK and Canada soon afterwards.
