Zero Motorcycles is one of the leaders in the ever-growing electric motorcycle space.
Now, Zero Motorcycles in 2022 is bringing the heat. The company has a new SR motorcycle, new battery technology, and higher-performing motorcycles.
It’s going to be a brave new electric motorcycling world, and Zero is pushing to be at the front of the competition despite the surging competition.
Continue reading “Zero Motorcycles in 2022: New Bikes, Batteries, and More”It appears TVS will have an electric branch soon. The company recently acquired Ego Movement, a Switzerland-based electric bicycle company. In July it announced a focus on electrified vehicles.
Now the company has announced it will launch its own TVS electric subsidiary. This subsidiary won’t just sell electric bikes, it will conduct business at every level from conception vehicles to sales.
TVS is a major player in the Indian motorcycle and scooter industry, and it owns many well-known brands including Norton.
Continue reading “TVS Will Launch an Electric Subsidiary”Ducati doesn’t have a typical electric motorcycle just yet, but the company has committed to becoming the sole supplier for the all-electric MotoE World Cup starting in 2023.
The company’s agreement will put Ducati in the limelight with MotoE, which runs alongside MotoGP, from 2023 to 2026.
Previously, Energica was the company that filled this role, but it announced its partnership was coming to an end.
Continue reading “Ducati and MotoE World Cup – Ducati Becomes Sole Supplier Starting 2023”New York’s governor Kathy Hochul announced the signing of some new legislation that would ban the sale of vehicles that use internal combustion engines from 2035 on.
The electrified future is upon us whether you like it or not. Even if consumers don’t want it, state legislations do.
This bill signed would impact all cars, trucks, off-road vehicles, and equipment. Motorcycles and scooters are not specifically called out but it stands to reason they would be included.
Continue reading “State of New York Bans Sale of Internal Combustion Powered Vehicles After 2035”Just a few days ago, I posted an article about the new Cake Makka. Now there’s the Makka Polestar Edition.
Both Cake and Polestar are committed to an electrified, clean future of mobility, and this partnership that birthed the Cake Makka Polestar Edition makes perfect sense for both brands.
The bike is mostly just a fancy version of the Makka, but the tweaks to the model are notable. Let’s take a closer look.
Continue reading “Cake Reveals the Makka Polestar Edition”Taiwanese company Ottobike came out with its MCR motorcycle last year, the bike looked good and got people interested, but it wasn’t perfect.
Now the company has a new version of the motorcycle, aptly named MCR2.
It’s an improved version of the electric bike in just about every way, and could hint at what most motorcycle companies will be looking to produce in the future.
Continue reading “The Ottobike MCR2 is a Usable Electric Mini Motorcycle”
While I’ll always love the rumble of an internal combustion engine, electric powertrains will likely dominate the future of vehicle technology.
Electricity will power cars, motorcycles, and scooters. Vespa is making that a reality with its new Elettrica.
The electric scooter has impressive performance stats. It’s power, range, recharge times, and everything else are exactly what I’d want in a commuter vehicle.
Continue reading “Vespa Elettrica and Elettrica X Make Electric Scooters Make Sense”
