Cheap electric motorcycles and scooters caught the eye at the EICMA exhibition
Hacks.grAt EICMA, manufacturers showcased new electric vehicle hardware focusing on accessible pricing specs. Zero unveiled Project Ventura targeting under $8,000
At EICMA, manufacturers showcased new electric vehicle hardware focusing on accessible pricing specs.
Zero unveiled Project Ventura targeting under $8,000 with 20kW+ power, alongside Yamaha's Nmax E scooter and ReBake's Abler cargo hauler.
The new proposals from Zero, Yamaha and ReBake
Zero Motorcycles has unveiled the Project Ventura, an electric street bike designed to bridge the gap between the most powerful battery-powered bikes and regular motorcycles. The vehicle is designed to be available in an A1-license-compliant version, with a price target of under $8.000. It offers over 20 kilowatts of power, a sustained top speed of 65 miles per hour, and an estimated real-world range of 75 miles. The company also unveiled the LS3 scooter, which has a top speed of 75 miles per hour and a range of 93 miles.
Yamaha unveiled the electric Nmax E, which features a 7,5-kilowatt electric motor and a 3,5-kilowatt-hour lithium battery, offering a range of around 65 miles. At the same time, the company introduced the Xenter E as an alternative to big-wheeled scooters.
ReBake, founded by Cake's original creator Karl Ytterborn, has unveiled the Abler, an electric cargo vehicle. The company aims to sell the lower-powered versions for around ā¬4.000, with prices rising slightly for the version that requires an A1 driving license.
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