Electric Two Wheelers
car&bike Team
Mar 28, 2018, 7:14 PM
The Shinden Nana, is the seventh year Shinden model at the Isle of Man TT Zero event, and will be piloted by three riders in the event - John McGuinness, Bruce Anstey and Lee Johnston.
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car&bike Team | Mar 28, 2018American Manufacturer Zero Launches Electric Adventure Bike In EuropeZero has launched the DSR Black Forest electric adventure bike in Europe at a price of 17,785 pound sterling.1 min read
car&bike Team | Mar 27, 2018Energica EgoGP Makes Demo Lap At QatarElectric motorcycle manufacturer Energica publicly shows off EgoGP's performance with demo lap following the premier class race at Qatar.1 min read
car&bike Team | Mar 27, 2018New Record Set For Covering Most Distance On An Electric MotorcycleBerlin-based Remo Klawitter rode a Zero DSR 14.4 electric motorcycle and covered more than 1,134 kilometres in 24 hours.1 min read
car&bike Team | Mar 26, 2018Yamaha TY-E Electric Trials Bike Launched In JapanYamaha unveils mechanical clutch-equipped electric-powered trials bike in Japan.1 min read
car&bike Team | Mar 22, 2018Kymco Unveils Removable Battery Pack System For New E-BikesTaiwanese firm Kymco has unveiled the Ionex electric scooter, along with an innovative new removable battery system.1 min read
car&bike Team | Mar 22, 2018Yamaha May Be Planning An Electric Trials BikeNew patent filings by Yamaha suggest that a new trials bike which is all-electric could be in the making.1 min read
car&bike Team | Mar 6, 2018Honda Files Patent For Hydrogen Fuel Powered MotorcycleLeaked patent drawings reveal a motorcycle with an electric motor, powered not by batteries, but by hydrogen. Hydrogen fuel cell addresses two of the biggest problems of electric vehicles - refill time and range, but a production model is still some time away.1 min read
car&bike Team | Mar 3, 2018Harley-Davidson Buys Stake In Electric Motorcycle Start-Up Alta MotorsThe announcement underlines Harley-Davidson's intent to become a global leader in the electric motorcycle segment. Both companies will continue to develop their own lines of motorcycles independently.1 min read
