Electric Bikes

  • TESTED: VMOTO Stash

    TESTED: VMOTO Stash

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    Andy Bell plugged in and played… What is it? In the UK, Vmoto is one of the main companies within the electric motorcycle market. The Stash was first revealed in 2021 but wasn’t available on the market until earlier this year. It is at the upper end of the price range for Vmoto’s machines but…

  • LIVEWIRE & KYMCO: New agreement

    LIVEWIRE & KYMCO: New agreement

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    LiveWire, a leader in electric motorcycles, and KYMCO, a globally recognized powersports company, are excited to announce the expansion of their strategic partnership, creating an electric maxi-scooter primarily intended for the European market. The two companies will leverage their strengths for this project and use LiveWire’s S2 powertrain. LiveWire plans to launch its first-ever electric…

  • CAN-AM: All-new electric motorcycles to be at Motorcycle Live!

    CAN-AM: All-new electric motorcycles to be at Motorcycle Live!

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    Experience the highly anticipated arrival of Can-Am’s revolutionary electric motorcycles as they make their UK debut at Motorcycle Live 2024, in hall 3 stand 3C10. Embracing user-centric design, the all-new Can-Am Pulse and Can-Am Origin promises a seamless blend of cutting-edge electric technology, connectivity, and exhilarating riding capabilities, catering to both new and seasoned riders…

  • VMOTO: CPx Pro has the X-Factor

    VMOTO: CPx Pro has the X-Factor

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    Vmoto’s CPx Pro is taking it to the petrol-powered competition in a big way… Vmoto’s been the top-selling electric bike brand in the UK for years now, thanks to its range of well-priced urban mobility machinery. You’re most likely to have seen its product delivering food or parcels in a city, but many commuters use…

  • Quick Test: Harley-Davidson Livewire

    Quick Test: Harley-Davidson Livewire

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    Bob Pickett has ridden Harley’s electric offering. Here’s what Bob thought! If you had asked which major manufacturer would be first to launch a high-specification electric motorcycle, I doubt Harley-Davidson would have topped many people’s list. Yet in 2014 it debuted a prototype, and in 2019 it went into full production. In the same year,…

  • ZERO: Performance and range expanded

    ZERO: Performance and range expanded

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    ZERO, the world’s leading manufacturer of 100% electric motorcycles, has launched their brand new DSR and SR models in the UK.  Continually expanding and improving its range and offering, ZERO consistently serves the EV biking community with the latest technology and service in bike models for all rider types. The 2024 DSR (Dual Sport) builds…

  • ELECTRIC: What does our future look like?

    ELECTRIC: What does our future look like?

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    Bob Pickett’s been investigating and has spoken to Dale Robinson, Zero Motorcycles‘ UK Manager. Here’s what you need to know… The UK Government has decreed the end of production of ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) vehicles from 2035. Manufacturers like Maeving are filling the small-capacity space, but with just 11 years to go, the range of…

  • T&D powering numerous electric motorcycles at global event

    T&D powering numerous electric motorcycles at global event

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    MoreBikes caught up with Electric drive systems pioneers T&D in 2023 at Motorcycle Live and were impressed with their innovations. They’ve now been showcasing their most diverse range of sample electric motorcycles to date, in Shanghai at the 2024 edition of China Cycle. T&D is presenting six complete sample electric motorcycles at its booth at…

  • MIT Electric Vehicle Team building hydrogen-powered bike

    MIT Electric Vehicle Team building hydrogen-powered bike

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    The Electric Vehicle Team at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has built a hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric motorcycle.

  • Start-up recycling old tyres into batteries

    Start-up recycling old tyres into batteries

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    A Chilean start-up is recycling old tyres into components for lithium-ion batteries.

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