While we’ve been busy watching LiveWire and Ultraviolette battle it out for e-moto street cred, the Aussies have quietly dropped a...

Three years ago, Kawasaki officially entered the electric motorcycle market with the Ninja e-1 and Z e-1. While these new models may not offer jaw-dropping speeds, they bring something else to the table: urban commuting with a familiar Kawasaki race flair. but are they too slow? Let’s break it down.

Electric dirt bikes are entering a whole new chapter in 2025, and KTM , with over a decade of experience, have just rolled out the latest...

If you live stateside and you’re a fan of powerful, tech-driven bikes, the Stark Varg’s arrival in the U.S. market is a major event you don’t want to miss. This electric enduro bike has already been dominating in Europe, and now it’s ready to show American riders just how much electric bikes can change the game.

While brands like Zero , Energica , and LiveWire dominate discussions in the UK, Europe, and the USA, a rising force from India is making waves. Enter Ultraviolette , a Bangalore-based company that’s pushing the limits of electric performance and design. Ultraviolette F77 For those unfamiliar with Ultraviolette Automotive, this Indian manufacturer is redefining what it means to ride electric, blending cutting-edge technology with track-focused performance. And with its growi

Performance and range are always key talking points in the e-moto sector, but design still matters. With this mantra, Swedish...

When it comes to high-performance motorcycles, Ducati has long been synonymous with speed, style, and an unmistakable roar. But as the...

It's been a long wait for new models in the Chinese Patent Design sub-sector. However, the wait is finally over with the debut of the ER6...

The seriously sleek and plenty powerful Zapp i300 has officially entered the European market. This is a milestone for the British-based...