The days of treating your Surron like an e-bike are coming to an end in Illinois. From January 1, 2027, anyone wanting to take an e-moto onto public roads will need it titled, registered and insured, while the rider will also need the appropriate motorcycle licence.

India's electric motorcycle future now has a deadline. From 1 April 2028, new two-wheelers registered in Delhi must be electric, putting pressure on manufacturers in the world's biggest motorcycle market to bring more electric models to riders faster.

Motorcycles are back in the conversation when it comes to city transport. A push from the Association des Constructeurs Européens de Motocycles (ACEM) is asking European cities to rethink how road and parking space is used, and where motorcycles actually fit into that mix.

A new rider survey is making headlines for one eye-catching statistic: 81% of riders say they wouldn't switch to an electric motorcycle. But buried beneath the petrol-versus-electric debate is a much bigger question.

The motorcycle industry has spent years trying to get younger riders interested in bikes again. Surron may have done it by accident.

Once hidden for specialist demonstrations and contract buyers, these military-inspired machines are now being seen alongside mainstream models. And as the category grows, it's becoming clear that not all tactical e-motos are built for the same purpose.

LiveWire just showed a sharp sales jump in Q1 2026 after cutting prices across its line-up. Could this be the biggest reality check facing the e-moto sector in 2026?

Maeving says it’s now the UK’s best-selling electric motorcycle brand, citing March 2026 MCIA registration data. Those brand-level figures aren’t publicly broken out, so claims like this are hard to independently verify. But that’s not really the point.

Europe’s motorcycling bodies have published a fresh position paper for 2026, and buried in the policy speak is how the next wave of infrastructure will work for electric motorcyclists. This isn’t just about nudging emissions targets, it’s actually about shaping the way we’ll live with these machines day to day.