Zero Motorcycles is celebrating 20 years with a limited-edition SR/F, with 20 bikes heading to Europe and another 20 to North America. The anniversary edition carries a €2,000 premium over the regular 2027 SR/F.

Ultraviolette has told Buck City Biker that the X-47 is heading for Europe, giving the Indian electric motorcycle maker another model for its international push. The news comes as Ultraviolette's sales start moving, a new factory is being built and the company has just raised another $85 million to fund its next stage of growth.

The Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 has finally arrived in Europe. After its successful launch in India, it’s now bringing its lightweight design, unusual looks and a serious amount of technology to European roads.

We took the Duo and V50 out around Italy to give them some proper seat time. Along for the ride was our youngest recruit as a 2-up pillion passenger. At seven years old, he offered roughly the kind of additional weight that the Duo was designed to carry.

The new Street Scramble joins RGNT’s Street series with chunkier tyres and a more rugged look, while a new 6 kW onboard charger and RGNT Performance Components give existing and new bikes some extra options.

The ScrAmper S1 is a €10,000 e-moto from Ukrainian company Tornado Power, with a 9 kWh battery, up to 20 kW of peak power and a proper four-speed gearbox. Whether its needed or not, there's an obvious question worth asking... Why bother?

Maeving's electric motorcycles are selling well enough overseas that the company now needs more production capacity back home in Coventry, UK. The British brand is adding jobs and building more bikes to keep up with riders buying them across the US and Europe.

Most electric mopeds are designed to get you somewhere. The Augment 360 is designed to solve the problem of where to park when you get there. It folds down in seconds and can be rolled into a lift, apartment or office when you're done riding.

The humble Australian postie bike has a new electric contender. More than 100 Benzina Zero Duos are now being used by Australian mail contractors, showing electric two-wheelers can handle one of the toughest everyday riding jobs.