electric motorcycles

  • Buell is Back! (Kind of)

    Buell is Back! (Kind of)

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    The Fuell Fllow is the world’s most advanced electric motorcycle. It’s not just a stylish machine with cool features—it’s claimed to be a game-changer in how we think about transportation. The Fuell Fllow is designed to be the ultimate urban e-commuter and has a range of 150+ miles on a single charge. It’s fast-charging too,…

  • Battery Powered Bullet?

    Battery Powered Bullet?

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    Royal Enfield’s already started testing early prototypes of its electric motorbikes… Royal Enfield has ambitious plans to launch its first electric bike by 2025 – and the company seems to be making good progress, as it’s already started testing prototypes. It shouldn’t come as a great surprise that the Indian factory is making such swift…

  • Energica’s Big Plans…

    Energica’s Big Plans…

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    Electric brand Energica has some properly big plans for the future, with five new models based around the recently introduced Experia adventure bike pipped for production before the end of 2027. Speaking at the Intermot show, Energica’s sales director Giacomo Leone said: “This is the first bike of a range that we will develop based…

  • New British manufacturer, Battersea Power Station and a pop-up shop..

    New British manufacturer, Battersea Power Station and a pop-up shop..

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    New British electric motorcycle manufacturer Maeving has opened a new pop-up shop at the iconic Battersea Power Station in London. The new shop opened Friday, October 14, 2022, when the Grade II* listed Power Station opened its doors to the public for the first time ever and will be in place until November 11. Maeving…

  • Kawasaki’s TWO electric bikes are coming soon

    Kawasaki’s TWO electric bikes are coming soon

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    Kawasaki could be poised to become the first big name Japanese factory to reveal a range of electric motorcycles. Recent reports suggest that we’re not going to have to wait too much longer for the first glimpse of the launch of a pair of new battery-powered learner-legal machines from the manufacturer. It shouldn’t come as…

  • Lightning Strikes..

    Lightning Strikes..

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    American electric firm Lightning appear to be working on a new off-road-focussed plug-in adventure bike. Exposed in design pictures registered in China, the new machine looks set to go toe to toe with the Italian-made Energica Experia, which stole the march on battery-powered adventure bikes back in May. The filing has been made by Lightning…

  • Triumph TE-1 takes to the track!

    Triumph TE-1 takes to the track!

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    British built electric bike wows at Oulton Park with production models now in development… Triumph have announced the end of their TE-1 electric motorcycle development programme by producing an aggressive 175bhp sports naked capable of hitting 100mph faster than a combustion-engined Speed Triple 1200RS. But, before you go reaching for your credit card, the TE-1…

  • Hydrogen – Toyota’s swappable solution?

    Hydrogen – Toyota’s swappable solution?

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    Could Toyota’s clever hydrogen technology pave the way for the future of motorcycling? The Japanese automotive giant has found a way to safely use hydrogen as a fuel – and this could be the start of the next wave of clean, green vehicles to hit the road. For years the motorcycle industry has been speculating…

  • More affordable LiveWire breaks cover

    More affordable LiveWire breaks cover

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    Harley-Davidson LiveWire S2 Del Mar breaks cover That’s right. Harley-Davidson has released a cheaper version of its flagship electric motorcycle – and it’s expected to be nearly 10 grand cheaper than the original. The second-generation LiveWire (or more accurately the LiveWire S2 Del Mar) is essentially a simplified, more affordable follow-up to the original electric…

  • KTM reveals electric Duke

    KTM reveals electric Duke

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    KTM’s announced it’ll be joining its sister brand Husqvarna in the electric motorcycle market. The first ‘proper’ electric motorcycle to come from the Austrian factory will be the E-Duke. The Pierer group has been beavering away working on electric technology for a few years now, but up until this point most of the big innovations…

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