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--- transportation:electric_motorcycles [2026/06/16 05:04] – [Ako] timb
+++ transportation:electric_motorcycles [2026/09/13 19:30] (current) – [Any Mobility] timb
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 Created Friday 13 December 2019
-See also: [[transportation:Autos]]  |  [[transportation:transportation]] | [[transportation:Motorcycles]] | [[ transportation:electric_riding_scooters|Electric Riding Scooters]]
+See also: [[transportation:Autos]]  |  [[transportation:transportation]] | [[transportation:Motorcycles]] | [[ transportation:electric_riding_scooters|Electric Riding Scooters]] | [[ transportation:electric_bikes|Electric Bikes]]
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 https://electrek.co/2021/03/21/alyi-finally-releases-video-showing-its-new-electric-motorcycle-and-it-looks-nothing-like-expected/
+====== Any Mobility ======
+This New EV Startup Wants You To Configure A Motorcycle Like It’s From IKEA
+Forget picking a paint color. ANY wants you choosing cargo doors, storage trays, and somewhere to put the dog.
+Enrico Punsalang - Sep 10, at 8:26am ET
+Online bike configurators are usually pretty good tools for discovering just how quickly a reasonably priced bike can become unreasonably expensive. Pick a color, add some heated grips, click the luggage box that costs more than your first motorcycle, and congratulations, you've configured a BMW GS.
+And now, a new Belgian EV startup by the name of ANY Mobility has apparently decided this process doesn't involve nearly enough clicking.
+ANY has opened the online configurator for its upcoming LUV1, and calling this thing customizable might be underselling it. Instead of simply picking colors and accessories, you're effectively rearranging chunks of the motorcycle around what you plan to do with it. It's less like speccing a motorcycle and more like wandering through IKEA deciding whether your weird Scandinavian shelving system needs another basket. Except this one does 62 miles per hour.
+https://www.rideapart.com/news/807598/any-luv1-online-configurator-launched/
 ====== Aprilia ======
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 https://www.autoblog.com/2022/11/09/aprilia-electrica-electric-ev-motorcycle-bike-concept/
+====== Avore ======
+== $1,800 Indian e-moto offers 160-mile range ==
+Utkarsh Sood - August 11, 2026
+For the world's largest motorcycle and two-wheeler market, you have an overwhelming number of options, considering more than 20 million units are sold annually. I’m talking about India, whose two-wheeler market is showing no signs of slowing down, with retail sales surging year-on-year.
+Industry giants like Royal Enfield, Honda, Hero MotoCorp, TVS, and Bajaj control a big chunk of this market. But that hasn't deterred EV startups from popping up from time to time.
+Today, we look at one such manufacturer, called Avore, and its quirky new commuter e-bike. Called the EX2S, it’s unlike most motorcycles you’d spot in the West. It focuses on daily commuting, utility, and affordable entry-level mobility.
+Powering the bike is a 5-kWh battery that offers a claimed Indian Driving Cycle (IDC) range of around 161 miles (260 km). Keep in mind real-world range is typically around 20% lower than official IDC figures. That means you’re looking at around 125 miles (200 km) of usable real-world range in city traffic conditions, which isn't bad at all for a bike this size.
+https://newatlas.com/motorcycles/avore-ex2s/
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 https://electrek.co/2025/07/27/this-cool-looking-electric-motorcycle-wants-to-pretend-to-be-an-e-bike/
+===== Aviator =====
+== Beachman unveils new Aviator electric bike lineup, with upcoming 125cc-equivalent model ==
+Micah Toll - Jun 30 2026 7:15 am PT
+Canadian electric two-wheeler maker Beachman has taken the wraps off its latest model, the Aviator, expanding its lineup with a platform that spans everything from a Class 2 e-bike to a highway-capable electric motorcycle.
+The company, which recently became Canada’s first newly licensed motorcycle manufacturer in more than a decade, says the Aviator is built on an all-new frame and will be offered in three configurations.
+The entry-level version is listed as a Class 2 e-bike (note the fold-up pedals) starting at $5,499, capable of 20 mph (32 km/h) on public roads or up to 35 mph (56 km/h) for off-road use where permitted.
+Buyers can choose between removable 2.8 kWh or 4.3 kWh batteries, offering claimed ranges of over 55 miles (89 km) and 80 miles (129 km), respectively.
+Just double check your local regulations regarding e-bike legality, as different states are going hog wild with their own unique laws these days, sometimes clamping down even more tightly than the widely-accepted three-class system commonly used in most of the US.
+https://electrek.co/2026/06/30/beachman-unveils-new-aviator-electric-bike-lineup-with-upcoming-125cc-equivalent-model/
+==  60s retro cafe bike, minus the 91 octane ==
+Abhimanyu Ghoshal - July 05, 2026
+We're coming up on a year since Canadian upstart Beachman unveiled its beautiful '64 electric motorcycle, which was dripping in retro style. It's now set to launch the Aviator, a similar café racer with its own subtle design flair and essential quality-of-life upgrades.
+If this is the first time you're seeing a Beachman, let me catch you up. The company specializes in light, stylish, electric two-wheelers meant for laid-back riding and made in North America.
+You can get the Aviator in any of three configurations, depending on the classification that's suitable for where you intend to ride it.
+https://newatlas.com/motorcycles/electric-cafe-racer-beachman-aviator/
+== This Retro EV Two-Wheeler Is Playing Both Sides Of The Motorcycle Rulebook ==
+The aesthetic says motorcycle. The spec sheet says, “It depends.”
+Enrico Punsalang - Jul 14, at 7:54am ET
+The lines between e-bikes and electric motorcycles have gotten so blurry that it’s becoming harder to tell where one ends and the other begins. Some electric bikes add tiny pedals so they can squeeze into friendlier regulations. Others pile on power until they’re basically motorcycles with an identity crisis. Then there’s Beachman’s new Aviator, which somehow manages to sit right in the middle of that Venn diagram without looking confused about it.
+At first glance, you’d swear it’s a vintage café racer. It has low clip-on handlebars, a round headlight, twin analog gauges, a long bench seat, and proportions that could’ve rolled straight out of the 1960s. The fake fuel tank even completes the illusion, although it actually hides a removable battery and doubles as a lockable storage compartment for your gloves and charging cable.
+Then Beachman tells you it’s available as an e-bike. Well… sort of.
+https://www.rideapart.com/news/801394/beachman-aviator-ebike-or-ev-motorcycle/
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 https://ridermagazine.com/2022/10/19/2023-energica-experia-electric-tourer-first-look-review/
+====== Engwe ======
+== Review: Engwe’s $900 Eagle isn’t just the best-priced 45mph mini eMoto ==
+Seth Weintraub - Sep 7 2026 7:10 am PT
+Engwe came to us a month ago with the Eagle and asked if we’d like to review it. The eMoto looks and is specced a lot like some of the other 14/12″ mullet mini eMotos that have flooded the market over the past year, which wasn’t immediately enticing. However, the Eagle smashes through that $1000 price point to $899 after coupon code ELECTREKCO (plus some limited-time gifts). We thought it would be useful to see how they did it and what we found might surprise you.
+Engwe is a brand we’ve reviewed before and has a track record of building solid value ebikes.
+The Eagle builds on the small Tuttio/Yozma 14/12-inch wheel form factor that has become incredibly popular for pre-teens and teens throughout the US. These are obviously off-road bikes and aren’t legal on the road in almost any jurisdiction. The spec sheet will look somewhat familiar:
+https://electrek.co/2026/09/07/review-engwes-900-eagle-isnt-just-the-best-priced-45mph-mini-emoto/
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 https://electrek.co/2023/10/31/evoke-6061-gt-first-long-range-cruiser-electric-motorcycle/
+== Evoke’s new $5,000 electric motorcycle can hit highway speeds, coming to US & EU ==
+Micah Toll - Sep 7 2026 6:30 am PT
+Electric motorcycles have long had a pricing problem. While battery-powered scooters and e-bikes have increasingly pushed into affordable territory, highway-capable electric motorcycles still tend to carry fairly hefty price tags.
+Evoke Motorcycles is hoping to change that with its newly unveiled 2027 Evoke Nrgy, a lightweight electric motorcycle targeting a starting price of just $4,995.
+And unlike many lower-cost electric two-wheelers, this one is actually designed to handle the highway.
+The new Evoke Nrgy tops out at 120 km/h (75 mph), putting it comfortably above typical urban electric motorcycles and scooters and giving riders enough speed for a mix of city, suburban, and highway riding.
+That aligns it with other popular light electric motorcycles like Ryvid Anthem, going beyond the realm of overpowered electric mopeds and allowing true highway jaunts.
+Evoke plans to offer the bike in two versions. The Nrgy 6 gets a 6.4 kWh battery and carries that targeted US $4,995 starting price, while the Nrgy 8 bumps the battery capacity up to 8.4 kWh and is expected to start at US $6,495.
+https://electrek.co/2026/09/07/evokes-new-5000-electric-motorcycle-can-hit-highway-speeds-coming-to-us-eu/
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 https://electrek.co/2026/05/24/livewires-125cc-equivalent-electric-fun-bikes-begin-revealing-their-secrets/
+== $5,000 LiveWire mini electric motos are here to bring back the fun ==
+Utkarsh Sood - July 06, 2026
+"You know what? I think we've been doing motorcycles all wrong." That's the thought that crossed my mind the moment I looked at the new LiveWire S4 Honcho motorcycles.
+Not because it's outrageously fast. It isn't. Not because it packs revolutionary battery technology. It doesn't. And certainly not because it's going to embarrass a sportbike at the traffic lights. It won't.
+Instead, the Honcho dares to ask a question that most motorcycle manufacturers seem to have forgotten: What if having fun is enough?
+Exactly one year ago, Harley-Davidson took everyone by surprise by revealing two entirely new concept motorcycles by LiveWire at its Homecoming festival. Now, both motorcycles are here, with production already underway.
+https://newatlas.com/motorcycles/livewire-honcho-trail-street-production/