EMC Engineer 2
About the job
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or another related engineering discipline and at least 1 year of relevant experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 as a general rule.
- Basic knowledge or understanding of radio frequency technology and electrical circuits.
- Proficiency using Microsoft Word and Excel.
- Demonstrated project management skills or training.
- Ability to work proactively and effectively with minimal supervision and to prioritize and multitask in a flexible, fast-paced, challenging environment.
- Strong verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills.
- Lead a small certification test or work with a team to develop and write test plans that produce data demonstrating electromagnetic compatibility compliance with applicable requirements.
- Demonstrate a solid understanding of Garmin products and systems, including input/output, system architecture, and equipment functionality.
- Develop and write test reports that accurately and completely capture test results and include information required to demonstrate compliance with electromagnetic compatibility requirements.
- Provide guidance to technicians as needed and mentor less experienced EMC Engineer 1 staff.
- Apply urgency, commitment, and focus to priorities when developing timely solutions, and participate in recruiting activities as needed.
- Work with experienced EMC Engineers to deliver GPS navigation, HD traffic, wireless video, radar, driving recorder platforms, and connected services using technologies such as Bluetooth Low Energy and Wi-Fi.
- Create and implement complex test plans for major product development programs.
- Test prototypes for radio frequency emissions and document test results.
- Communicate risks and deliverables to project teams and suggest alternate plans and solutions to mitigate risks.
- Partner with experienced EMC Engineers or the Compliance Engineering team to determine general approaches and specific solutions to compliance problems.
- Cumulative GPA of at least 3.5.
- iNARTE certification in EMC or Product Safety.
- Past participation on a standards-writing committee.
- Experience reviewing EMC and safety design aspects for circuit design and printed circuit board layout.
- Previous work or internship experience with circuit design for consumer or aviation products.
- Knowledge of ISO 9001, ISO 17025, AS9100, and IATF 16949.
Overview
We are seeking a full-time EMC Engineer 2 at Garmin's U.S. headquarters in the Greater Kansas City area. In this role, you will be responsible for leading a small certification test or working as part of a team to complete Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Certifications for a more complex integrated product/system under supervision of management or mentor.
The Operations team is responsible for partnering with cross functional engineering teams to achieve EMC and radio transmitter certifications.
Essential Functions
- Lead a small certification test or work as part of a team to develop/write test plans that will result in test data that will be used to show EMC compliance to respective requirements
- Demonstrate solid understanding of the Garmin products/systems including I/O, system architecture and equipment functionality
- Develop/write test reports that correctly/completely captures test results and includes information required to ensure the report demonstrates compliance with EMC requirements
- Provide guidance to technicians as required and serve as a mentor to less experienced EMC Engineers (EMC Engineer 1)
- Apply a sense of urgency, commitment and focus on the right priorities in developing solutions in a timely fashion and participate in recruiting activities as required
- Work with experienced EMC Engineers to deliver best-in-class GPS navigation, HD traffic, wireless video, radar and driving recorder platforms as well as connected services using technologies such as Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Wi-Fi.
- Create and implement complex test plans for major product development programs
- Test prototypes for RF emissions and properly document test results
- Communicate risks and deliverables to project teams as well as suggest alternate plans and solutions to mitigate risks
- Partner with experienced EMC Engineers and/or the Compliance Engineering team to determine general approach and specific solutions to compliance problems
Basic Qualifications
- Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or another related engineering discipline AND a minimum of 1 year relevant experience OR an equivalent combination of education and experience
- Excellent academics (cumulative GPA greater than or equal to 3.0 as a general rule)
- Demonstrates basic knowledge and/or understanding of RF technology and electrical circuits
- Demonstrates proficiency using Microsoft Word & Excel
- Demonstrated skills and/or training in project management
- Must be detail/team oriented, positive, have the ability to work proactively and effectively with minimal supervision, able to prioritize and multi-task in a flexible, fast paced and challenging environment
- Demonstrated strong and effective verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills
Desired Qualifications
- Outstanding academics (cumulative GPA greater than or equal to 3.5)
- iNARTE certification in EMC and/or Product Safety
- Past participation on a standards-writing committee
- Experience reviewing EMC and safety design aspects for circuit design and PCB layout
- Previous work or internship experience with circuit design for consumer or aviation products
- Knowledge of ISO9001, ISO17025, AS9100, IATF6949
Garmin International is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, citizenship, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran’s status, age or disability.
This position is eligible for Garmin's benefit program. Details can be found here: Garmin Benefits
About the company
Garmin builds GPS navigation devices and wearables for runners, cyclists, outdoor explorers, pilots and boat owners. Its fēnix watches combine activity tracking, health sensors and maps in a rugged design, while Garmin Connect organizes workouts and training data. The company also sells aircraft cockpit displays, boat chartplotters and sonar, and navigation and infotainment systems for vehicle manufacturers. It earns revenue through device sales via retailers, dealers and its own stores, alongside fees for connected services and mapping subscriptions. Founded in 1989, Garmin has its operational headquarters in Olathe, Kansas, United States, while Garmin Ltd. is legally domiciled in Switzerland.
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- Sales keep expanding: Garmin reported July 2026 quarterly revenue of $2.02 billion, up 11% from the prior year.
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15%Garmin Edge 1060 adds voice control, smarter routing, and reverse charging. Was that rider just talking to their computer? Yep, say "hello" to Garmin's new flagship Edge, which adds a major change riders won't have to touch. But thats not all. Garmin and Tacx are rolling out a few new pieces of kit in this micro-launch, including a new Edge Explore 3/Plus and a new Tacx Nēra Trainer with some Zwift-friendly updates. Garmin Edge 1060 - what's new? The Garmin Edge 1060 adds an integrated microphone and voice control to the Edge platform's mega-screen. Riders can request ride data, switch screens, report road hazards, search for destinations, and handle some navigation functions without taking a hand off the bars. Say "Okay, Garmin," and the Edge 1060 can pull up information like heart rate or average power, switch between data pages, report a pothole, or help you find a nearby destination. The new computer also gets updated routing tools, an interactive workout screen, more GroupRide functionality, and USB-C reverse charging. "Okay, Garmin" Voice control is the obvious headline. The Edge 1050 already brought Garmin's brighter display, built-in speaker, digital bike bell, road hazard reporting, and a more phone-like (it's big enough) interface to the top of the Edge lineup. The 1060 adds the microphone needed to control many of those functions by voice. Why would I need this? Voice control can do more than just call up a data field. Riders can report hazards without reaching for the screen, ask for directions, search for points of interest, or change what they're looking at while keeping both hands on the bars. Garmin Messenger also works with the new microphone and speaker. With a phone connected, riders can send voice messages from the Edge and listen to incoming messages through the computer. The digital bike bell, spoken navigation prompts, and workout alerts carry over as well. I spent plenty of time with the Edge 1050, and it became one of my favorite head units despite giving up some battery life compared with the older Edge 1040 Solar. The Edge 1060 keeps the same general formula and adds another layer of hands-free control rather than starting over with a completely new computer. But are GearJunkie moving farther away from what cycling really is? Are GearJunkie just adding more distractions to its bars, and taking the office outside when GearJunkie should be focused on the ride? (Thats more of an individual question) But these mini cell-phone computers are here to stay, and they are competing for its attention. But if you want the totally analog look and zero distraction/all data, you can get the Omata Classic here, but bummer alert... It's the same price as the new Edge 1060. Garmin sharpens up navigation. A new Route Options feature offers different ways to reach a destination based on ride time, elevation, and bike type. Route Previews show distance, estimated ride time, traffic, and reported hazards before you head out, while Free Flow Routing looks for routes with fewer intersections and stops. Garmin has also expanded Up Ahead, allowing riders to prioritize points of interest such as coffee shops, restrooms, or gas stations and see nearby options along the route. Plus, Garmin has finally also added road closures to its community hazard system. Hazard reporting was already one of the more interesting features introduced with the Edge 1050, making it like Waze for cycling. Adding voice control makes it considerably easier to use while actually riding. Passing a pothole and saying something is much cleaner than tapping through menus while moving, and then hitting a non-reported pothole yourself. Training features carry over. The Edge 1060 keeps Garmin's training toolbox. That includes: Real-Time Stamina, Power Guide, Cycling Ability, Course Demands, adaptive Garmin Cycling Coach plans, and syncing with compatible Garmin-acquired TrainingPeaks workouts. The workout screen is now interactive, letting riders move through the session and look ahead at upcoming intervals instead of being locked into the current step. The home screen can also be customized more heavily, making it easier to put frequently used apps, widgets, and ride tools up front. Use your Garmin to charge your phone? The Edge 1060 also gains reverse charging over USB-C. That means the computer can send some of its battery power to another compatible device, including a phone or Garmin Varia light. Garmin doesn't intend this to be a rolling power-bank setup while riding. Think of it more as an emergency top-up if another device is running low and the Edge has battery to spare. Battery life remains similar to the Edge 1050, with Garmin claiming up to 20 hours in demanding use or up to 60 hours in battery-saver mode. More news: Edge Explore 3 and Explore 3 Plus join the lineup. Garmin also announced two new navigation-focused computers: the Edge Explore 3 and Edge Explore 3 Plus. Both get touchscreen navigation, Route Options, Free Flow Routing, Up Ahead, road hazard alerts, Garmin Coach, e-bike integration, LiveTrack, incident detection, and Varia compatibility. The Explore 3 Plus adds a speaker and microphone, plus voice control, messaging, and a digital bike bell. Garmin claims up to 16 hours of normal battery life for the Explore 3 and 14 hours for the Explore 3 Plus. Both can stretch to 48 hours in battery-saver mode. Edge Explore 3: $399.99 Edge Explore 3 Plus: $499.99 Garmin also has a new Tacx Nēra Trainer. As GearJunkie said, Garmin's launch wasn't limited to bike computers. They also introduced the Tacx Nēra, a direct-drive smart trainer with built-in forward/backward and side-to-side movement. It claims power and cadence accuracy within 1%, supports a maximum simulated gradient of 20%, and handles sprint efforts up to 2,200 watts. The Nēra includes built-in Wi-Fi and a Race Mode aimed at faster response during virtual racing. Garmin will offer it in two versions: one with a conventional cassette and another using a Zwift Cog and Click setup for virtual shifting. Both versions cost $999.99.
Garmin's new Edge 1060 cycling computer gives cyclists hands-free voice control. 20 Oct 2026 Thanks to voice command, Garmin's new Edge 1060 cycling computer provides cyclists with hands-free operation, featuring a built-in microphone and speaker that allows them to access in-ride performance stats, select a route, find points of interest and exchange voice messages with other Garmin Messenger app users. "Whether cyclists are riding on road, gravel or trail, new navigation tools help them choose the best route and ride with greater confidence. Cyclists can also train smarter with robust performance features, stay connected with other riders with GroupRide enhancements, see essential information at a glance on a brilliant touchscreen display and use the added buttons for versatility in challenging weather conditions or while riding with gloves," says Garmin "Edge 1060 is designed to keep cyclists focused and in control from the first mile to the finish. Voice control helps riders access all the information they need while keeping their grip on the bars. Combined with advanced training insights and new intelligent navigation features, cyclists now have more of what they need to reach their goals and ride more confidently," adds Susan Lyman, Garmin Vice President of Consumer Sales and Marketing. Hands-free control With a simple "Okay, Garmin," cyclists can activate voice commands to control their Edge 1060 using prompts like "Report a pothole," "Route me to the closest coffee shop," or "What is my heart rate?" From there, Edge will follow commands by changing what is on the screen, reading out requested ride stats, providing suggested routes and more. With the on-device Garmin Messenger app and a connected smartphone, cyclists can also send voice messages right from their device, then hear incoming messages played out loud through the integrated speaker, along with navigation and workout prompts. Other cyclists can also hear the cyclist approaching as the digital bike bell plays from the speaker. Know before you go New routing features help cyclists feel more prepared for every ride: * Route Options: See different route options to get to a destination and choose the best route based on ride time, elevation, bike type and more. * Route Previews: Know what to expect before starting a ride with details about the route like distance, estimated ride time, traffic and reported road hazards along the way. * Up Ahead: Select points of interest that matter most - like coffee shops, restrooms or gas stations - and see updates for the nearest ones along your route. * Road closure alerts: Cyclists can now get a heads-up about road closures reported by other Garmin cyclists, in addition to other hazards like potholes, obstructions in the road and even aggressive animals. They can also contribute their own real-time road hazards hands-free using voice control. * Free Flow Routing: Find routes with the fewest stops, intersections or slowdowns to keep your speed during training. Train smart and stay connected * Cyclists can adjust their training and better monitor and manage their efforts with insights like real-time stamina, power guide, cycling ability, course demands and more - all powered by the Garmin Human Performance Lab. * Cyclists can create a free, personalized Garmin Cycling Coach plan that adapts based on their performance, recovery and the demands of a course. And cyclists using TrainingPeaks can have their training plan workouts sync to their Edge automatically to stay on track with their goals. * With a compatible Garmin smartwatch or CIRQA Smart Band, see off-the-bike recovery and health stats for a more holistic view of overall cycling fitness, and opt in to receive supplementary strength workouts with a training plan. * GroupRide detection allows cyclists to easily join a nearby GroupRide if their Edge detects an active session, giving them access to in-ride messaging, live locations, incident detection alerts and in-ride competitions and awards. * The workout screen is now interactive, making it easier to see upcoming steps in a workout, zoom in and out on the full workout, and more. * Easily customize the home screen by choosing which relevant apps and widgets are at the forefront while riding. * In a pinch, use Edge's reverse charging to provide charge to a Varia headlight or taillight, phone or another device. Available now, Edge 1060 has a suggested retail price of $799.99 and offers up to 20 hours of battery life in the most demanding use cases and up to 60 hours in battery saver mode. Visit garmin.com to learn more. Share on.
Ride with more confidence with Edge Explore 3 cycling computers from Garmin. October 20, 2026. Intuitive bike computers offer easy access to bike-specific maps, ride data and speaker and microphone - all from the handlebars. OLATHE, Kan.(October 20, 2026) /ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ - Garmin (NYSE: GRMN) today announced Edge(R) Explore 3 and Edge Explore 3 Plus, easy-to-use GPS cycling computers that provide essential ride data, maps, alerts and more on a vivid, responsive touchscreen display. Both models offer user-friendly navigation features, helping cyclists choose the best route and find points of interest, while safety features like incident detection and LiveTrack(TM) location sharing help them ride with more peace of mind. For cyclists looking to improve their fitness, Garmin Cycling coach plans deliver personalized and adaptive workouts. And with a built-in speaker and microphone on Edge Explore 3 Plus, cyclists can exchange voice messages[1], hear navigation prompts and more[2] while keeping their hands on the bars. "Whether setting out on a weekend ride, commuting across town or starting a fitness journey, cyclists of any skill level can depend on Edge Explore 3 to help guide every ride and support their goals. With intuitive routing, personalized training plans, a suite of connected features and superior battery life, these durable bike computers bring ride essentials together into one easy-to-use device." -Susan Lyman, Garmin Vice President of Consumer Sales and Marketing Navigate with ease To help keep cyclists on course wherever their ride takes them, Edge Explore 3 and Edge Explore 3 Plus offer simple, yet detailed bike-specific maps, turn-by-turn directions and more: * Route options: See different route options and make more informed decisions about which to take based on ride time, total elevation, bike type and more. * Up Ahead: Select points of interest that matter most - like coffee shops, restrooms or gas stations - and see updates for the nearest ones along a route. * Road hazards alerts: Get alerted to hazards[1] reported by fellow Garmin cyclists, like potholes, road closures and even aggressive animals, and contribute real-time edits. * Free Flow Routing: To keep their rhythm while riding, cyclists can find routes with fewer stops, intersections or slowdowns. * Pin drop navigation: Cyclists can now send a pin or point of interest from Google Maps(TM) and Apple Maps(R) on their compatible smartphone to their Edge and get a bike-specific route. Built-in speaker and microphone Cyclists can use voice control to operate Edge Explore 3 Plus hands-free. Cyclists can request a new route, ask for their in-ride fitness stats, report a road hazard, change screens and more. Cyclists can also use the microphone to send voice messages through the on-device Garmin Messenger app[1]. And with the integrated speaker, Edge Explore 3 Plus can play voice messages from other Garmin Messenger(TM) app users, read out in-ride stats and provide workout and navigation prompts. The speaker also acts as a digital bike bell, alerting pedestrians of approaching cyclists. Purpose built for every ride * New Garmin Coach training plans: With free personalized plans for beginners, Garmin Cycling Coach helps cyclists improve their fitness with guided workouts that adapt based on performance, recovery and course demands when riding with a compatible Garmin smartwatch or heart rate monitor. * Garmin Link: After an initial pairing, Garmin Link automatically connects compatible Garmin smartwatches to the Edge each time Edge is powered on, showing wrist-based heart rate data at a glance. * eBike compatibility: Connect to a compatible eBike system, such as Bosch smart systems or SHIMANO E-Bike systems, to see battery status, assist level and more[3]. * Carbon savings: Using the commuter ride profile, cyclists can see how their daily rides impact their carbon footprint in real-time and post-ride. * Enhanced awareness: Ride with added peace of mind with LiveTrack location sharing[4], incident detection, real-time weather alerts and compatibility with Varia(TM) radars and smart lights. * Reliable battery life: Edge Explore 3 gets up to 16 hours of battery life in the most intense use cases, while Edge Explore 3 Plus gets up to 14 hours. Both models get up to 48 hours in battery saver mode. Available now, Edge Explore 3 has a suggested retail price of $399.99 and Edge Explore 3 Plus is $499.99. To learn more, visit garmin.com. Engineered on the inside for life on the outside, Garmin products have revolutionized life for runners, cyclists, swimmers and athletes of all levels and abilities. Committed to developing technology that helps people stay active and elevate performance, Garmin believes every day is an opportunity to innovate and a chance to beat yesterday. Visit the Garmin Newsroom, email our media team, connect with @garmincycling on social, or follow our blog. [1] When used with your compatible smartphone and the Garmin Connect(TM) app [2] Voice command performance may vary based on riding conditions; voice command available in select languages [3] Data options may vary by eBike model [4] When paired with your smartphone. For safety and tracking feature requirements and limitations, see Garmin.com/safety. About Garmin International, Inc. Garmin International, Inc. is a subsidiary of Garmin Ltd. (NYSE: GRMN). Garmin Ltd. is incorporated in Switzerland, and its principal subsidiaries are located in the United States, Taiwan and the United Kingdom. Garmin and Edge are registered trademarks and Garmin Messenger, LiveTrack, Varia and Garmin Connect are trademarks of Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries. Google Maps is a trademark of Google LLC. Apple is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the US and other countries. All other brands, product names, company names, trademarks and service marks are the properties of their respective owners. All rights reserved. Notice on Forward-Looking Statements: This release includes forward-looking statements regarding Garmin Ltd. and its business. Such statements are based on management's current expectations. The forward-looking events and circumstances discussed in this release may not occur and actual results could differ materially as a result of known and unknown risk factors and uncertainties affecting Garmin, including, but not limited to, the risk factors listed in the Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 27, 2025, filed by Garmin with the Securities and Exchange Commission (Commission file number 0-31983). Copies of such Form 10-K are available at https://www.garmin.com/en-US/investors/sec/. No forward-looking statement can be guaranteed. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date on which they are made and Garmin undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise. MEDIA CONTACTS: Brianna Silverman and Natalie Miller / 913-397-8200 / [email protected] Company info. Garmin International View all Releases by Garmin Contact info. Follow us on. 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Garmin has launched the Edge 1060, a premium cycling computer with voice control. Riders say "Okay, Garmin" to hear ride stats, pick a route, find points of interest, or report a pothole without taking their hands off the bars. A built-in speaker and microphone also let cyclists send and receive voice messages through the Garmin Messenger app, which requires a connected smartphone. New routing tools include route options and previews, road closure alerts from other Garmin users, and Free Flow Routing, which finds routes with the fewest stops. Training features include a free Garmin Cycling Coach plan. The Edge 1060 is available now at $799.99. Battery life is up to 20 hours in demanding use and up to 60 hours in battery saver mode.
Ride with more confidence with Edge Explore 3 cycling computers from Garmin. Published on 10/20/2026 at 07:00 am EDT PRNewswire Intuitive bike computers offer easy access to bike-specific maps, ride data and speaker and microphone - all from the handlebars OLATHE, Kan., Oct. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Garmin (NYSE: GRMN) today announced Edge(R) Explore 3 and Edge Explore 3 Plus, easy-to-use GPS cycling computers that provide essential ride data, maps, alerts and more on a vivid, responsive touchscreen display. Both models offer user-friendly navigation features, helping cyclists choose the best route and find points of interest, while safety features like incident detection and LiveTrack(TM) location sharing help them ride with more peace of mind. For cyclists looking to improve their fitness, Garmin Cycling coach plans deliver personalized and adaptive workouts. And with a built-in speaker and microphone on Edge Explore 3 Plus, cyclists can exchange voice messages[1], hear navigation prompts and more[2] while keeping their hands on the bars. "Whether setting out on a weekend ride, commuting across town or starting a fitness journey, cyclists of any skill level can depend on Edge Explore 3 to help guide every ride and support their goals. With intuitive routing, personalized training plans, a suite of connected features and superior battery life, these durable bike computers bring ride essentials together into one easy-to-use device." -Susan Lyman, Garmin Vice President of Consumer Sales and Marketing Navigate with ease To help keep cyclists on course wherever their ride takes them, Edge Explore 3 and Edge Explore 3 Plus offer simple, yet detailed bike-specific maps, turn-by-turn directions and more: * Route options: See different route options and make more informed decisions about which to take based on ride time, total elevation, bike type and more. * Up Ahead: Select points of interest that matter most - like coffee shops, restrooms or gas stations - and see updates for the nearest ones along a route. * Road hazards alerts: Get alerted to hazards[1] reported by fellow Garmin cyclists, like potholes, road closures and even aggressive animals, and contribute real-time edits. * Free Flow Routing: To keep their rhythm while riding, cyclists can find routes with fewer stops, intersections or slowdowns. * Pin drop navigation: Cyclists can now send a pin or point of interest from Google Maps(TM) and Apple Maps(R) on their compatible smartphone to their Edge and get a bike-specific route. Built-in speaker and microphone Cyclists can use voice control to operate Edge Explore 3 Plus hands-free. Cyclists can request a new route, ask for their in-ride fitness stats, report a road hazard, change screens and more. Cyclists can also use the microphone to send voice messages through the on-device Garmin Messenger app[1]. And with the integrated speaker, Edge Explore 3 Plus can play voice messages from other Garmin Messenger(TM) app users, read out in-ride stats and provide workout and navigation prompts. The speaker also acts as a digital bike bell, alerting pedestrians of approaching cyclists. Purpose built for every ride * New Garmin Coach training plans: With free personalized plans for beginners, Garmin Cycling Coach helps cyclists improve their fitness with guided workouts that adapt based on performance, recovery and course demands when riding with a compatible Garmin smartwatch or heart rate monitor. * Garmin Link: After an initial pairing, Garmin Link automatically connects compatible Garmin smartwatches to the Edge each time Edge is powered on, showing wrist-based heart rate data at a glance. * eBike compatibility: Connect to a compatible eBike system, such as Bosch smart systems or SHIMANO E-Bike systems, to see battery status, assist level and more[3] . * Carbon savings: Using the commuter ride profile, cyclists can see how their daily rides impact their carbon footprint in real-time and post-ride. * Enhanced awareness: Ride with added peace of mind with LiveTrack location sharing[4], incident detection, real-time weather alerts and compatibility with Varia(TM) radars and smart lights. * Reliable battery life: Edge Explore 3 gets up to 16 hours of battery life in the most intense use cases, while Edge Explore 3 Plus gets up to 14 hours. Both models get up to 48 hours in battery saver mode. Available now, Edge Explore 3 has a suggested retail price of $399.99 and Edge Explore 3 Plus is $499.99. To learn more, visit garmin.com. Engineered on the inside for life on the outside, Garmin products have revolutionized life for runners, cyclists, swimmers and athletes of all levels and abilities. Committed to developing technology that helps people stay active and elevate performance, Garmin believes every day is an opportunity to innovate and a chance to beat yesterday. Visit the Garmin Newsroom, email our media team, connect with @garmincycling on social, or follow our blog. | [1] | When used with your compatible smartphone and the Garmin Connect(TM) app | | [2] | Voice command performance may vary based on riding conditions; voice command available in select languages | | [3] | Data options may vary by eBike model | | [4] | When paired with your smartphone. For safety and tracking feature requirements and limitations, see Garmin.com/safety. | About Garmin International, Inc. Garmin International, Inc. is a subsidiary of Garmin Ltd. (NYSE: GRMN). Garmin Ltd. is incorporated in Switzerland, and its principal subsidiaries are located in the United States, Taiwan and the United Kingdom. Garmin and Edge are registered trademarks and Garmin Messenger, LiveTrack, Varia and Garmin Connect are trademarks of Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries. Google Maps is a trademark of Google LLC. Apple is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the US and other countries. All other brands, product names, company names, trademarks and service marks are the properties of their respective owners. All rights reserved. Notice on Forward-Looking Statements: This release includes forward-looking statements regarding Garmin Ltd. and its business. Such statements are based on management's current expectations. The forward-looking events and circumstances discussed in this release may not occur and actual results could differ materially as a result of known and unknown risk factors and uncertainties affecting Garmin, including, but not limited to, the risk factors listed in the Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 27, 2025, filed by Garmin with the Securities and Exchange Commission (Commission file number 0-31983). Copies of such Form 10-K are available at https://www.garmin.com/en-US/investors/sec/. No forward-looking statement can be guaranteed. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date on which they are made and Garmin undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise. 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