Avenrà EVO: Full UK Specifications
- Buck City Biker

- 18 hours ago
- 3 min read

After a stretch refining their HyperCore system, Avenrà have now dropped the full spec sheet for their flagship A1-class superbike, the EVO, and it’s not sticking to the usual A1 rulebook.
Due to land with buyers in June 2026, the EVO leans heavily into integrated tech, overkill safety, and optional security packages that go well beyond the basics. And yes, if you really need to, you can dial it up to a bar-bending 78kW (105hp)!
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Powertrain & Performance
Motor: Integrated in-wheel hub motor
Peak Power:
Standard: 37kW (49.6 hp)
HyperCore Track Pack: 50kW (67 hp)
HyperCore Track Pack Unrestricted: 77.9 kW (104.5 hp)

Rated Power: 10kW (13.4 hp)
Peak torque: 160Nm (118.02 ft-lbs)
Top Speed: 109 mph (175.4 km/h)
0–60 mph (96.5 km/h):
Standard: 3.9 seconds
HyperCore Track Pack: 2.9 seconds
HyoerCore Track Pack Unrestricted: 2.8 seconds
Cooling: Air cooled via 'rammed' air
Drag Coefficient: 0.28cd
Battery & Range
Battery: 11.5 kWh lithium battery pack
Max Range: up to 220 miles (~354 km) - city riding 35mph)
Rated Voltage: 72v
Rated Capacity: 160Ah
Fast charging: Type 2 connecter 6.7kW - 1hr 20mins
AC charging: 3 pin home socket 3.4kW - 2hr 40min
Recharge capability: 2.75 miles / minute
Ride Modes, Safety & Tech
Sentinel Security App Package:
Digital Anchor - The bike cannot be rolled
Component Handshake - Parts coded to bike
ZerOTheft™ Smoke Screen - Deploys in theft attempts
BikeTrac™ RF Recovery - Radio Frequency (RF) technology where GPS fails
Avenrà App:
Track rides
Check charge status
Receive theft alerts

OTA (over-the-air) updates:
Keyless: Start, stop, alarm, immobiliser
Display: 6 Inch Smart Display with CarPlay, Android Auto, SatNav
Ride Modes: Eco, Normal, Sport
Lighting: Quad LED / Dynamic Sweeping
Traction control: Yes
ABS: Yes
Airbag: Airbag jacket included with every bike
Tyre Pressure Monitoring: Yes
Digital Guardian: Power limits set via app (50cc / 125cc / unlimited)
Brakes, Suspension & Running Gear
Front Brakes:
Callipers: HEL Twin 108mm Billet with 19mm V1 Master / Stainless Lines
Discs: 300mm Twin Sports Discs
Suspension: Dual front forks and single rear shock.
Front tyre: 110/70-17
Rear tyre: 160/60-17 Or 200/55-17(Ultra-Wide, No Cost Option)
Geometry and Dimensions

Kerb weight: 170kgf (375lbs)
Length: 2070mm
Wheelbase: 1120mm
Seat height: 787mm (31 inches)
Width: 775mm
Height: 1120mm
Availability and Options
Region: UK, France, Italy (from June)
Price: £9.999
Optional Extras:
HyperCore Track Pack: +£895 + £99 callout fee
Heated grips and seat: +£195
Avenrà Sentinel Security: +£995
Synthetic Sound Module: +£495

Finance Options:
Outright
Hire Purchase
PCP
Subscription
Colourways: Oulton Matte Black - Brands Hatch Blue - Thruxton Red - Silverstone Black - Snetterton White
Warranty and Servicing
Warranty: Comprehensive 3-year / 60,000-mile warranty.
Servicing: Doorstep servicing via mobile team (UK only)
BCB Take
We like what Avenrà are doing here. Riders don’t want a bike they outgrow in six months. An unlockable ceiling up to 78kW is a smart move, and if you go that route, it’s not just a software tweak, you’ll need new hardware, which Avenrà will fit for you.

The Sentinel security package is probably the standout. Digital anchor, component pairing, RF tracking, even that smoke screen gimmick. It sounds like overkill on paper, but in the UK, where the EVO lands first, bike theft isn’t a joke. If it works as advertised, that’s real value.
At £9,999, it sits exactly where it should for a well thought out, highway-capable road bike, especially with this level of tech and performance ceiling.
Of course, it's all got to work right to be useful. Glitchy displays and buggy software can kill a launch. But Avenrà look like they’re putting the time into R&D, so we're interested.
Bottom line: loads of promise, plenty of smart ideas. More importantly, It’s landing with us at BCB soon. We’ll be straight in the saddle, putting every claim through its paces. Proper verdict to follow.
Ride safe, folks.
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