Electric motorcycles coming out of Vietnam aren’t exactly making headlines every week—but NUEN Moto looks set to change that. Their debut machine, the N1-S, has just gone production-ready and the first 100 units have already been snapped up. That’s not just a nice press-release milestone; it’s proof that there’s genuine demand for a high-spec, design-driven bike built outside the usual European or Chinese powerhouses.

Dimentro isn’t the biggest name in the electric motorcycle scene—yet. But their new Equator shows the kind of ambition and engineering daring that could earn them a seat at the big players’ table. This isn’t just another mid-range commuter step-through wrapped in glossy marketing; it’s a bike built around serious innovation in frame design, drivetrain tech, and rider-focused connectivity.

The e-cruiser market just got a little more interesting. A new player, Romo , has rolled onto the scene with a compact electric hard-tail...

The e-dirt scene is having a busy summer, with two big names in the off-road sector dropping significant updates. From France to Spain, the latest releases show just how far e-motos have come in capability, design, and outright ambition.

If you're searching for an e-commuter that prioritises rider-centric engineering, we may have the answer. Singapore's own EV pioneer, Scorpio Electric , is preparing to launch its flagship electric motorcycle, the Lambda Scorpii (LS). Scorpio Electric's Lambda Scorpii While it hasn’t hit showrooms yet, the LS is already generating buzz for being the first e-moto fully designed and engineered in Singapore to snag EU Whole-Vehicle Type-Approval (WVTA). That’s no small feat, thi

Diem Motors, a Danish start-up, has unveiled its first prototype—the X-01—a sleek and innovative electric motorcycle that boldly reimagines e-moto powertrain design. With a focus on cutting-edge engineering and striking aesthetics, the X-01 aims to appeal to a diverse range of riders while setting new standards for the electric two-wheeler world.

Zero Motorcycles has officially announced the pricing for its long-anticipated electric dirt bikes—the 2025 Zero XE and XB—and it’s clear the California-based brand is serious about carving out a place in the off-road segment. Zero XE These two models mark a deliberate expansion beyond Zero’s road-focused line-up, aimed squarely at riders who want trail-capable performance without petrol, noise, or oil changes. With competition heating up from brands like Stark Future, Sur-Ro

Credit Sol Motors Sol Motors , the German firm known for its minimalist design ethos and urban mobility focus, is back on the radar with...

ONYX Motors has never tried to cater to the mainstream—and that’s part of its charm. Their retro-futurist styling, minimalist build,...