What Kind of Sci-Fi Fever Dream Is Future Eyes Cooking Up?
Some bikes look like they’ve ridden straight out of a cyberpunk movie. This Future Eyes electric motorcycle is one of them.
Pictures and videos of the machine have been popping up online. It’s the Future Eyes F150 Pro, an electric motorcycle with adv-inspired styling that’s been making the rounds in Chinese and Southeast Asian media. The bike is real. What we don’t know yet is what’s powering it, what it can do, or when anyone might actually get to buy one.
Meet the Future Eyes F150 Pro
Future Eyes is best known for its motorcycle lighting products, but the F150 Pro takes the company in a new direction.
The specs are still pretty thin on the ground, and reports don't agree on what's powering the thing. Some descriptions claim dual hub motors delivering all-wheel drive, alongside a solid-state battery, an augmented-reality cockpit, AI-assisted riding systems and adaptive traction control.
Another report points to a mid-mounted motor and a claimed 200 km range. Other coverage mentions a belt or chain final drive. That lends some support to the mid-mounted motor theory, but the final setup remains unconfirmed, and we've yet to find an official spec sheet to settle the question.
The bike is apparently still an engineering prototype, and the team behind it has reportedly responded to early feedback with several planned changes. These include more ground clearance and shorter front fork travel, while the current 12-inch rear wheel could grow to 13 or 14 inches. The charging port may move, the cockpit could gain a storage compartment, and the seat is apparently due for revision. We still don't have confirmed figures for power, battery capacity, performance or price, or a date for production.
Future Eyes already builds an electric kick scooter, so a move into electric motorcycles makes sense as a next step. We met the team at EICMA 2025 while hunting for headlights for our own build, so we’re keen to find out what they’re cooking up. If we don't catch them at EICMA this year, we'll be reaching out for answers on the bike's specs, production plans and whether riders will actually get the chance to buy one.
The BCB Take
I’ll give Future Eyes this: that’s one killer design project.
If the dual-motor setup and solid-state battery claims hold up, they could be onto something big. But reports of hub motors, a mid-mounted motor and different final-drive setups leave us with more questions than answers. Until Future Eyes puts out a proper spec sheet, we can't say what this bike can actually deliver.
The F150 Pro has the looks. Now we want the specs, the price and a date for when riders might actually get their hands on one.
Ride safe, folks.
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