The Benzina Zero Duo is built for a job rather than a lap time. This compact utility scooter is designed around carrying people and stuff, with racks, hooks, storage accessories and a low seat making it a practical little workhorse for everyday riding.

Benzina Zero Duo If you haven’t come across Benzina Zero yet, don’t worry—you’re not alone. While major names in the electric motorcycle world jostle for attention, Benzina Zero has been quietly building an impressive track record from its base in Brisbane, Australia. Founded in 2019, Benzina Zero (Italian for "zero fuel") has taken a grounded approach to the light electric two-wheeler category. Rather than competing in the high-performance or adventure segments, they’ve focu

As you know, we're always on the lookout for exciting and new products in the e-moto scene. To that end, here’s a name worth adding to your mental garage: Matter . Matter Aera This Ahmedabad-based Indian start-up is drawing attention with the 'Aera', a geared electric motorcycle that blends old-school shifting with modern tech. Who’s Matter? Matter was founded in 2019 in Ahmedabad, India, with a sharp focus on combining hardware innovation and software-driven energy solutions

For the last month, Verge Motorcycles has been turning heads stateside with the opening of two flagship retail showrooms in California—bringing their radically designed, high-performance electric motorcycles directly to U.S. riders.

The Sur-Ron Ultra Bee made a big splash when it launched in late 2022. Filling the gap between the lightweight Light Bee X and the full-sized Storm Bee, it offered a good blend of agility, power, and affordability for trail-hungry riders who wanted good electric dirt performance without the bulk and heavy duty pricing. SurRon Ultra Bee HP 2025 Fast forward to 2025, and Sur-Ron has upped the ante with the new Ultra Bee HP—a high-performance variant that looks almost the same b

If you've spotted Tacita in our newsletter or caught wind of them through your e-moto circles, you’re probably curious, maybe even excited, about the promise of a durable, long-range roadster and a hardcore off-road warrior.

It’s official—Ichiban has moved beyond the concept stage and into reality. After making waves last year with its retro-futuristic design, the Ukrainian-born brand has unveiled a fully working prototype, and yes, it still looks like it rolled straight out of Akira.

With established giants pushing new boundaries and exciting newcomers charging onto the scene, whether you’re hunting for the latest tech, eyeing fresh models, or curious about who’s thriving — or struggling — this roundup has you covered.

If DAB Motors ’ “ Back to the Future ” model had you hooked, wait till you meet its sharper, rarer sibling. Enter the Technical Machines Edition of the DAB 1⍺ — a stunning, ultra-limited collector's version revealed in Monaco during the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Only nine units will ever exist. Yes, just nine . DAB 1⍺ Technical Machines Edition Built on the award-winning DAB 1⍺ platform — which won a Red Dot Design Award in 2021 — this edition partners with TheArsenale to fuse D

It’s been a long road from Bengaluru to Berlin, but it’s finally happened— Ultraviolette’s high-performance F77 Mach 2 has officially landed in Europe and the UK. After years of following their journey, we can now get our hands on the fastest Indian-made electric motorcycle without booking a flight to India. Lets break it down. A European Take-off Ultraviolette F77 Mach 2 in Europe Ultraviolette marked a major milestone in mid-2025 with an event near the Eiffel Tower in Pari

Electric motorcycles aren’t a different world. From the outside they can look like something new, maybe even separate from traditional bikes, but that feeling disappears pretty quickly once you’re on one. It’s still riding. Same roads, same instincts. You’re just getting there in a different way. That difference is where things start to open up. The space is already splitting into different types of bikes. Just like petrol, it’s not one category anymore. For a look at what's