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Last year we made a video about manufacturers that produce and sell electric motorcycles and scooters in North America. Having gone through the comments on that release we found quite a few new requests to revisit this topic. So, in today’s video, we will be talking about the latest changes in the industry and briefly reviewing the newcomers by American e-bike makers.
More #AutomotiveTerritory videos that you should see:
Most powerful scooters on sale in 2024: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnWnrhmWH9g
Latest adventure motorcycles with electric powertrains: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGldFfI_hOU
Rundown of all models mentioned in this #ATmotorcycles video:
00:00 Introduction
00:26 Harley-Davidson S2 Mulholland
livewire.com/s2-mulholland-electric-motorcycle
Just like other models in the brand roster, the upcoming Livewire S2 Mulholland will be based on the modular Arrow platform that encases a 62.6-kilowatt electric motor, a 10.5-kilowatt-hour battery pack, and power electronics into one structural unit. The power train generates 194 pound-feet of torque and can bring you to the top speed of 100 mph, while the 0 to 60 mph sprint takes just 3.3 seconds.
01:29 Ryvid Outset
ryvid.com/products/ryvid-outset-vapor-grey
Deemed as the most affordable American bike with highway capabilities, Ryvid Outset features a 7.5-kilowatt air-cooled motor and a 4.3-kilowatt-hour battery pack. With such a set-up, it can generate 53 pound-feet of torque and 14 kilowatts of peak power which is enough to reach the top speed of 75 mph. Considering that the bike weighs just 315 pounds, you can expect responsive handling and nimble riding dynamics for up to 70 miles between charges.
02:34 Dust Moto Model 1
dustmoto.com/
This bike weighs about 200 pounds and features a 26 kW electric motor and a swappable 3.5 kWh battery pack. Such power train components enable it to produce 369 pound-feet of torque and the top speed of 60 mph.
03:50 Zero DSR-X
zeromotorcycles.com/model/zero-dsrx
The DSR-X is the most powerful representative of the adventure lineup of Zero Motorcycles. It can reach speeds up to 112 mph and last for up to 179 miles between charges.
05:26 Real Motors Project Ares
real-motors.com/ares
It features smooth body lines, a decorative orange stripe, a rectangular headlight, black decals, and a horizontal brake light in the rear. Not only did the bike’s creators want to give their model a retro look but also wanted to replicate the analog feeling of riding motorcycles in the past by minimizing the amount of digital controls.
06:30 Can-Am Origin and Pulse
can-am.brp.com/on-road/us/en/models/can-am-electric-motorcycles.html
The upcoming Can‑Am dual sport will be powered by the new battery-electric Rotax powertrain and beginner-friendly performance characteristics.
07:25 Volcon Grunt Evo
volcon.com/products/grunt-evo-bundle
Possessing a recognizable design with oversized knobby tires, the Grunt Evo is a reliable machine for offroad exploration.
08:38 Tarform Vera
tarform.com/vera/
To be suitable for reaching the 85 mph highway speed, the Vera Received an air-cooled motor with a 55-kilowatt peak output and an 8.5-kilowatt-hour battery pack. With so much power at your disposal, you can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds and cover distances up to 100 miles between charges.
09:31 Fuell Flow
fuell.com/products/fuell-fllow-e-motorcycle
It is equipped with a 35-kilowatt in-wheel motor and a 10-kilowatt-hour battery pack. The bike’s powertrain has two power modes: ‘Urban’ mode which is geared towards conserving energy, and the ‘Audacious’ mode which unlocks 550 pound-feet of torque, zippy acceleration to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds, and 85-mph top speed.
10:46 Infinite Machine P1
infinitemachine.com/p1
With the top speed of 55mph, the P1 is a great option for city commuting that will not feel too slow on the highway.
