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--- transportation:electric_motorcycles [2026/08/13 06:48] – [Bakcou] timb
+++ transportation:electric_motorcycles [2026/09/13 19:30] (current) – [Any Mobility] timb
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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/
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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/