The Raptee.HV T30 has just moved from the launch circuit to the hands of actual riders. The Indian electric motorcycle maker has started its first customer deliveries in Bengaluru, following the opening of its first showroom in the city. The high-voltage T30 is now heading out onto the road and into customers' garages.

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.

Ather has launched the Konarc. Behind this £1,000-ish commuter scooter is a development process built around real-world riding data, extensive testing and a lot of work before it reaches the showroom.

Avore has only just arrived, but it's already putting affordable electric motorcycles on the road, and it's doing it with a three-bike range rather than a single entry-level model.

The Raptee.HV T30 doesn't just promise fast charging. It asks whether electric motorcycles have been built the wrong way all along.

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.

The launch is over. Now it's time to see if Oben can back it up. Indian electric motorcycle maker Oben has started delivering its new Rorr Evo after claiming more than 25,000 bookings in the first 15 days following launch. Now it's all about getting bikes on the road.

Could wireless charging be the next big step for electric motorcycles? Or is it just another clever gadget that sounds better in the showroom than it feels on the road? That's the question hanging over Indian start-up Magron EV, which has unveiled two electric motorcycles built around wireless charging, smart tech and the promise of making life with an e-moto easier.

Ultraviolette has taken its F77 to the Isle of Man TT, but this wasn't about chasing lap records. The Indian electric motorcycle maker has become the first Indian production bike manufacturer to complete a lap of the famous Mountain Course. More importantly, it's happening as Ultraviolette sets its sights on 18 European countries and tries to win over a whole new group of riders.