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Electric Motorcycles
Alongside the rapidly growing electric car market, electric motorbikes are an advancing technology that is becoming more accessible and competitive.
Many countries have already announced the year that internal combustion engines will be banned. With that being a period between 2025-2035, fully electric mobility seems to be distant. However, at the end of 2018 cumulative global plug-in sales passed 5 million units. Therefore, electrification is closer than you think. Electric motorcycles of course, couldn’t be excluded from the EVolution.
Best Electric Motorcycles for 2019
The Energica EGO
An Italian electric superbike, that can go from 0-100 in 3 seconds. Also, Energica EGO has a fast-charging CCS connector that can charge 80% in 20 mins. Battery Capacity: 11.7 kWh Range: 160 km Top Speed: 240 km/h
Zero SR
Zero Motorcycles is well known for their electric motorcycles. You can charge Zero SR from a normal public AC charging station or as simple as using a household outlet. The motorcycle has a Type 1 SAE J1772 charging port and can charge 50 km of range all while having a cup of coffee. Other models are also available. Battery Capacity: 13.0 kWh Range: 225 miles Top Speed: 165 km/h
Victory Empulse TT
With Victory Empulse TT, you have one of the fastest charging on the market. You can charge the battery in an AC charging station in just 3.9 hours, and in a regular household outlet in 8.9 hours. Also, you can achieve an 80% charge only in 2 hours. Battery Capacity: 10.4 kWh Range: 225 km/h Top Speed: over 160 km
Harley-Davidson Project LiveWire
This is Harley-Davidson’s first entrance into the realm of electric motorcycles. To charge you can use any standard household outlet and get a full charge overnight. Alternatively, a faster charge is available with a public DC fast-charge station that gives 80% charge in 40 minutes or 100% charge in an hour. The motorcycle uses a CCS charging port. Battery Capacity: 7kWh Range: 85 km Top Speed: 150 km/h
KTM Freeride E
This is an almost silent off-road motorcycle. KTM offers more electric models like FreeRide E-XC. Battery Capacity: 2.6 kWh Range: 80 Top Speed: 97 km/h
Vespa Elettrica
With Vespa Elettrica, you can have a full recharge in 4 hours. Finally, the easiest part is that the battery charger is located underneath the seat. How convienient? Find more info here. Battery Capacity: 4 kWh Range: 100 km Top Speed: 52 km/h
There are 4 different electric vehicle charging modes. eMobility is a fast-growing market. More and more EVs are taking over our streets and because of that electric vehicle charging infrastructure is also expanding. Furthermore, charging speed options come with higher mode number. Mode 1 Mode 1 (Schuko mode) refers to the charging household outlet with …
Shell opens EV charging hub for the first time. The oil giant Shell has swapped petrol pumps for electric chargers as it embraces the transition to electric vehicles. Shell has opened its first charging hub for electric cars in the United Kingdom, converted from a traditional service station. They reshaped their Fulham petrol station in …
The European Union needs to expand its EV charging infrastructure to reach 1 million charging points by 2024 and 3 million by 2029. Despite the challenging circumstances and the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the automotive sector, EVs made a huge leap forward in many countries in 2020. Now, more and more people …
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Electric Motorcycles
Alongside the rapidly growing electric car market, electric motorbikes are an advancing technology that is becoming more accessible and competitive.
Many countries have already announced the year that internal combustion engines will be banned. With that being a period between 2025-2035, fully electric mobility seems to be distant. However, at the end of 2018 cumulative global plug-in sales passed 5 million units. Therefore, electrification is closer than you think. Electric motorcyclesof course, couldn’t be excluded from the EVolution.
Best Electric Motorcycles for 2019
An Italian electric superbike, that can go from 0-100 in 3 seconds. Also, Energica EGO has a fast-charging CCS connector that can charge 80% in 20 mins.
Battery Capacity: 11.7 kWh
Range: 160 km
Top Speed: 240 km/h
Zero Motorcycles is well known for their electric motorcycles. You can charge Zero SR from a normal public AC charging station or as simple as using a household outlet. The motorcycle has a Type 1 SAE J1772 charging port and can charge 50 km of range all while having a cup of coffee. Other models are also available.
Battery Capacity: 13.0 kWh
Range: 225 miles
Top Speed: 165 km/h
With Victory Empulse TT, you have one of the fastest charging on the market. You can charge the battery in an AC charging station in just 3.9 hours, and in a regular household outlet in 8.9 hours. Also, you can achieve an 80% charge only in 2 hours.
Battery Capacity: 10.4 kWh
Range: 225 km/h
Top Speed: over 160 km
This is Harley-Davidson’s first entrance into the realm of electric motorcycles. To charge you can use any standard household outlet and get a full charge overnight. Alternatively, a faster charge is available with a public DC fast-charge station that gives 80% charge in 40 minutes or 100% charge in an hour. The motorcycle uses a CCS charging port.
Battery Capacity: 7kWh
Range: 85 km
Top Speed: 150 km/h
This is an almost silent off-road motorcycle. KTM offers more electric models like FreeRide E-XC.
Battery Capacity: 2.6 kWh
Range: 80
Top Speed: 97 km/h
With Vespa Elettrica, you can have a full recharge in 4 hours. Finally, the easiest part is that the battery charger is located underneath the seat. Howconvienient ? Find more info here.
Battery Capacity: 4 kWh
Range: 100 km
Top Speed: 52 km/h
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Shell opens its first EV charging hub
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