Top 12 Electric Superbikes and Sports Motorcycles that Exist Today




Year after year the automotive community is getting closer to the consensus that the future for ground transportation is electric. But is it the case for motorcycles and especially superbikes, which unlike cars, are strongly affected by heavy batteries, and thus, rarely offer adequate range and performance.

Well, today we will demonstrate to you the lineup of all-electric superbikes and sports motorcycles that defy any existing prejudice about two-wheel EVs, and at times outperform gasoline counterparts. Noiseless riding, immediate torque with arms ripping acceleration and truly fast speeds, this is what these bikes are all about!

Similar episodes that previously appeared on #AutomotiveTerritory:

Most affordable electric motorcycles you can own now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHP-FzA0-nM

Touring motorcycles that will suit beginner riders: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P–5k_NIyME

All of the models shown in this #ATelectricbikes episode:

Lightning Strike: lightningmotorcycle.com

Lightning’s authority within the motorcycling community is undeniable, but the company’s credibility is being further boosted by the introduction of the mass production and fairly affordable sports model Lightning Strike for the 2020.

Arc Vector: arcvehicle.com

Handcrafted in Britain, the Arc Vector is a limited series performance motorcycle that comes featuring innovative chassis technology and offers an Integrated Human Machine interface. It is expected to accelerate to 62mph in 3.2 seconds, ride at 124 mph, and travel for up to 270 miles.

EmFlux One: emfluxmotors.com

India is the largest two-wheeler market and the place of origin of the world’s most affordable electric superbrike. The One by EMFlux Motors, is an EV powered by a liquid cooled AC induction motor.

RMK E2: rmkvehicles.com

Aiming to launch first customer deliveries in early 2020, the Finnish manufacturer RMK currently continues testing their production-ready all-electric E2 motorcycle. Instead of a traditional rear-wheel hub motor, this two-wheeler comes with a unique rim-integrated unit netting 67 horses.

Kymco SuperNEX: kymco.com/news/kymco-introduces-at-eicma-2018-supernex-electric-supersport-motorcycle

2019 Kymko SuperNEX is the first superbike from the Taiwanese manufacturer Kymco that previously specialized only in small-displacement ICE and all-electric scooters. It is expected to accelerate from 0 to 62 in just 2.9 seconds and ride at 155 mph speeds.

Sarolea Manx7 & N60: sarolea.com/manx7

Sarolea Manx7 is an all-electric, road-legal superbike that can develop a max speed of 150 mph and is based on the brand’s SP7 racing model. The N60 is built on the same platform as the Manx7, so it offers a 163-horsepower output and up to 205 miles of range. The bike, however, has café styling and comes with a bespoke protective suit, designed in cooperation with Café Costume.

Italian Volt Lacama: italianvolt.com/iv

Founded by two Guinness-record holders for the longest trip completed on an electric bike, the Italian Volt currently has one build in the stables. The Lacama is based on a company-designed aluminum frame and swingarm with Ohlins suspension, has 3D-printed bodywork, and rides on either carbon-fiber or aluminum 17-inch wheels.

Zero SR/F: zeromotorcycles.com/zero-srf

As far as mass produced electric motorcycles go, the new Zero SR/F is arguably the best combination of performance, range and adequate pricing. The newcomer gets sporty naked design, the most powerful Z-Force 75-10 Zero motor.

Lito Sora Gen1 + Gen2: litomotorcycles.com

5 years ago, the Canadian LITO motorcycles introduced a revolutionary machine – Lito Sora. It was the ground-breaker and the first ever electric bike able to cover 124 miles on one battery. To mark its 10th anniversary, LITO returns with the second generation of their exotic bike, refining its performance figures to a whole new level.

Lightning LS-218: lightningmotorcycle.com/product/specifications/

The credit of mass market popularization of electric bikes goes to Zero Motorcycles, but it was the Lightning LS-218 that brought battery powered two wheelers into the big league of superbikes.

Harley Davidson LiveWire: harley-davidson.com/us/en/motorcycles/future-vehicles/livewire.html

By exploring new classes of motorcycles, Harley Davidson is attempting to attract younger generation of riders to its dealerships. The LiveWire is their first electric motorbike that offers adequate range, sporty performance and instant 0-60 acceleration.

Energica Ego and Eva: energicamotor.com

For the 2019, the Italian motorcycle manufacturer, Energica, updates its Ego and Eva bikes with new comfort and handling-centered features. The models come with a new 24kW fast charge mode that brings the battery replenishment time down to 20 minutes. They also get a Park assistant feature, that that works in reverse mode.

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  1. Паря, тебе стоило б плотнее поработать с концевой Р в пауа, ауа, фича итд. Ну и закрытую А как в "model" подтянуть. Режет слух реально. Не стал бы коментить, если б ютуб твои ролики не ставил в рекомендации. Успехов!

  2. Nobody is going to switch with prices like that. If they want to be pretentious and greedy I hope they all go bankrupt. The only worthy one is the lightening and even it is 38k. No thanks. No one's buying that over what gas has now.

  3. Nice video! Good variety of bikes showcased here and informative. The voiceover was a little difficult to understand in the beginning but got used to it more towards the end of the video. Thanks for uploading!

  4. The most energy-dense batteries ever conceived are made of graphene, a material strong enough to build a space elevator. The question isn't, why e-bikes aren't lighter? The question is, why can't e-bikes fly?

  5. I hope Emflux One is able to produce an affordable E-bike and sell them worldwide as their specs seem quite unbelievable at that price point, but maybe they will have several models that will range in price and specs. I wonder how close they are to having low production and selling to a market.

  6. These bikes are all super expensive. I notice that most of them all use some sort of lithium battery. Keep in mind that mining for lithium is a super dirty environmental process. It is not green by any means. Don’t fool yourself by thinking it is. If you drive one, don’t use the environmental base. Part of the fun of riding a bike is for the sound and freedom, not for being stuck to a charge cord and about as much soul as a cellphone. I will say that the Kymco supernex does look great, especially with a 6speed transmission.

  7. All except the LS-218 are ugly as hell, I think they need to build them more like petrol motorcycles to get a bigger audience. Not like the nerd bikes they look like now. And the price needs to come down…

  8. I wonder if you can have a backup battery fully charged on board and if you run outta juice you can swap batteries and be good to go.. anyone?

  9. I want something light, long range, and max speed of 110 mph. That's the sweet spot. Make it affordable and the mass would go for it. There should be economy, daily, sports, and off-road offerings.

  10. Wow!Actally. Those awe pretty affordable ! I have a Harley Streetglide Whichh. Is a lot of people’s dream bike! I. By. Used bikes cause I was highly dissatisfied and with my limited edition 2008 hyabusa !! To freakin heavy my street glide is about the same weight ! So I bought a Super Blackbird for 2500 and I love a 2500 20 year old bike to a Busa! These n
    Bikes are gonna perform because of what I am complaining about which is weight and those bikes are gonna deliver light controllable bikes that are fast and handle cornering like never before plus what about gas electri is free at home but what about on the road ???

  11. The Energica electric streetfighter fits this bill perfectly. It has the same linear 215 Nm torque at the Ego, the same 21.5 kW long-range lithium-ion battery with up to 400 km of city range, the same suspension and performance options, and all of the technological amenities.

  12. A lot of these look cool, I personally want an Energica EVA or a Zero SR/F as my next bike but superbike specifically referes to a race developed 1000cc three or four cylinder bike or 1300cc two cylinder. You can't just call an electric naked sport bike a superbike.

  13. Yes good for the future , soon this petrochemical no longer raised prices as they please . Hope none of this electronic bike company and let this petrochemical company buy them out . That when everything people’s hope for climate change to be save for children’s will be gone forever

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