Whether you are looking to ride for recreation or business, there are plenty of electric motorcycles out there to choose from. These bikes are not only environmentally friendly, but they are also very reliable and affordable. If you are considering buying an electric bike, here are a few models that you should consider.
Energica Ego+ / RS
Energica Ego+ / RS is the world's most advanced electric motorcycle. It has improved torque and acceleration. The new 21.5 kWh lithium-ion battery is 62% more powerful than the previous Ego+ battery. It also features improved maneuverability.
Energica Ego+ / RS is an electric motorcycle that is manufactured by Energica Motor Company. The company has been dedicated to creating high performance electric motorcycles for the last decade. The company is located in Modena, Italy. The company combines design, cutting-edge engineering, and craftsmanship to create high-performing electric motorcycles.
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The new EMCE synchronous reluctance motor provides better thermal efficiency and performance. The motor also reduces weight. The new 21.5 kWh lithium-ion batteries are claimed to be the longest range of any electric motorcycle. The Ego has four selectable riding modes, including high, medium, low, and reverse. The Ego+ is also equipped with a parking assist system.
Energica Eva Ribelle RS
Energica has released the Eva Ribelle RS electric motorcycle. The new model was designed to take advantage of the newest battery pack. The motor and final drive chain have been overhauled. This gives the motorcycle even more acceleration. Energica claims it will give 0.2seconds less than the previous model's 0-60mph time. The new model also comes with an indoor cover.
The Eva Ribelle has an upright riding position with upright handlebars and a full color 4.3 inch TFT display. It also has traction control and ride by wire. The bike is fitted with an optional Ohlins suspension. The ride is smooth and solid, making it a very comfortable motorcycle to ride.
The Eva Ribelle's power is delivered to the rear wheel through a direct drive system. This eliminates the need for a clutch. This makes the motorcycle smooth and quiet, but it also makes the bike heavy.
The Eva Ribelle is equipped with a 21.5 kW lithium ion powerpack that converts electrical energy into kinetic energy at the rear wheel. The new model is expected to provide peak power of 169 bhp. Its maximum range is 420 km. The bike is claimed to be ULEV compliant. It also comes with a three year unlimited mileage warranty.
Livewire Del Mar
Designed for urban riders, the Livewire Del Mar is an all-electric bike based on the company's Arrow EV architecture. It features a unique battery pack, a proprietary motor, and a proprietary charging system. It also boasts a 4-inch TFT LCD display, over-the-air software updates, and custom-developed Dunlop DT1 tires.
The Livewire Del Mar will be available in two variations: a standard model and a limited edition version. The standard model is expected to be priced in the US at $15,000, while the limited edition is priced at $15,000. Both models have a target weight of 430 pounds and have a 3.5-second 0-60 time.
The Del Mar will also be the first model to feature a new, proprietary battery pack. It's built from 2170 cylindrical cells and will be 44 percent faster than the battery on the LiveWire One. It also features a scalable format that will be more suitable for the future.
Kalk&
Earlier this year, Swedish electric motorcycle builder CAKE announced the release of a new street legal motorcycle. The new bike, dubbed the Kalk&, is a fusion of off-road performance and urban commuting. It's designed to provide a high level of performance while also being highly affordable.
The Kalk& is built around a 6061 T6 aluminum chassis, which is lightweight and nimble. It also has a lightweight aluminum frame and an Ohlins TTX22 mono-shock. It features a 2.6 kWh 18650 cell Lithium-ion battery that can be recharged in three hours.
There are a few other features that distinguish the Kalk& from other electric motorcycles. It also features three riding modes. The first two modes limit power to safe levels, while the third is a power mode that unlocks maximum acceleration.
The Kalk& has a top speed of 56 miles per hour. Its lowest power setting offers an impressive power to weight ratio. Its power output is also aided by a Formula moto-spec four-pot caliper.
Tarform Luna
Designed in Brooklyn, New York, the Tarform Luna is an electric motorcycle that was introduced to the public at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in 2018. The bike is a blend of design and technology. It features a 55 horsepower motor, three riding modes, a 3.4-inch HD display, Bluetooth connectivity, keyless ignition, a haptic blindspot, and a 120-mile city range. Its claimed top speed is 95 miles per hour.
The Luna comes in two models, the Scrambler and the Racer. The Scrambler is a tall stance bike with a tall seat. The Racer features an acoustic resonator. It may also feature loud pipes in the future. The acoustic resonator is designed to nullify noiseless complaints about electric motorcycles. The racer has a 3.8-second 0-60 time.
The Luna also features an innovative regenerative braking system that uses the brakes to recharge the battery. It features a 10-kWh battery that can recharge in 50 minutes. The battery is replaceable, so it can be upgraded as technology improves.
Johammer J1
Designed by the Austrian company Johammer, the Johammer J1 electric motorcycle has an exotic visual appeal and a retro-futuristic look. Its bodywork features bulbous aluminum bodywork and long rear view mirrors. Its innovative front suspension is claimed to reduce front dive. It also improves turning capabilities.
The Johammer J1 is available in two models. The Johammer J1 150 and Johammer J1 200. The Johammer J1 200 is priced at $34,630. It has a 8.3 kWh battery. It can travel 150 km on a single charge. Its range is claimed to be between 150 and 200 km. It weighs 350 pounds.
The Johammer J1 electric motorcycle has a retro-futuristic visual appeal and a retro-Vespa look. It is also the first production electric bike with a range of 200 km.
The Johammer J1 electric motorcycle is available in two models. The Johammer 200 is a larger model that weighs 390 pounds. It has a more conventional design. It also has a larger battery pack.
DAB Concept-E
Designed in collaboration with design studio Outercraft, DAB Motors' electric motorcycle concept is a futuristic roadster with a sober yet sleek silhouette. Using a 10 kW electric motor, the motorcycle is capable of reaching a top speed of 105 km/h.
The motorcycle's design incorporates a clean aesthetic finish with plenty of carbon fiber and a bespoke Ohlins suspension system. The motorcycle's bodywork features a floating front fender and precisely engineered ventilation grilles. It also features wireless charging for smartphones inside the tank.
The electric motorcycle is powered by a 51.8 V lithium-ion battery pack, which is claimed to offer 110 km of range. The electric motor is mid mounted, providing an accessible experience for novice riders.
DAB Motors' electric motorcycle concept is powered by a bespoke Ohlins suspension system and an aluminum machined Gates belt drive for optimal throttle response. The bike also features a translucent thermoplastic PMMA engine guard and an LED speedometer.
Husqvarna E-Pilen
Earlier this year, Husqvarna has unveiled a new electric motorcycle concept, the E-Pilen. The E-Pilen has been designed with urban commuters in mind. It will also offer a 100 km range. It will also have a swappable battery pack.
Husqvarna has revealed that the E-Pilen will have an electric motor with a rated power of 8 kW. It also has a chain-driven rear wheel. The company plans to launch the motorcycle in the international market in 2022. It will be produced in India by Bajaj Auto.
The E-Pilen is expected to offer a top speed of 80 to 100 kmph. It will have a battery that can be replaced and it will have smartphone connectivity. It will also offer a range of around 100 km on a single charge.
Husqvarna is known for its off-road bikes but the company has shown interest in electric mobility. They started out with the EE 5 electric minibike and they have now revealed the E-Pilen concept.
Zero DSR/X
Whether you're riding on the road or off it, the new Zero DSR/X is designed to be the purest adventure riding experience. With the addition of Bosch's Motorcycle Stability Controls, the DSR/X is ready to handle any terrain, whether it's paved or dirt.
The DSR/X's chassis has been refined to provide maximum capability while reducing weight. It also features a more robust 25-mm thicker belt than the 20-mm unit on the DSR/F. The new design includes a reinforced core and Gates MudPort sprockets to let mud escape.
Zero has also incorporated its Cypher III+ operating system into the DSR/X. This user interface can be customized on the bike, using a connected app. It also includes five primary riding modes, plus a dedicated "off-road" version. Using the app, you can adjust traction control, turn off helpers and more.
The DSR/X features dual J-Juan four-piston calipers that arrest forward momentum. It also comes with Showa suspension with 7.4 inches of travel. The Z-Force 75-10X engine cranks out 100 horsepower and 166 lb-ft of torque. Using Bosch's advanced Motorcycle Stability Controls, the DSR/X also has Vehicle Hold Control, which locks the brakes for three minutes. This feature is especially useful on steep slopes, allowing riders to maintain their confidence.