The new Peraves E-Tracer is powered by li-ion batteries and an electric motor…

After the MonoTracer, Swiss company Peraves are now ready with their new machine – the E-Tracer. While the E-Tracer is based on the MonoTracer and has the same styling, bodywork, chassis and suspension, it dumps the MonoT’s BMW engine in favour of lithium-ion batteries and a powerful electric motor that churns out

BMW C1-E Electric Scooter Concept [video]
The BMW C1-E, prepared for the European Safer Urban Motorcycling (eSUM), was designed to represent safe and environmentally friendly vehicles of the future.
Like the C1, which was produced 2000-2003, the concept has a number of safety features such as a roll-over bar, energy-absorbing nose to soften head-on collisions and seat belts.
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This may look like just your average bicycle, but it is infact an ‘E-motorbike’ from Berlin-based company Grace. The Grace is powered by a 1300-watt motor, which runs off lithium-ion batteries. The motor powers the bike to a top speed…

This may look like just your average bicycle, but it is infact an ‘E-motorbike’ from Berlin-based company Grace. The Grace is powered by a 1300-watt motor, which runs off lithium-ion batteries. The motor powers the bike to a top speed…

The Piaggio USB has been designed for ‘urban mobility’ in ‘the cities of the future’Piaggio have unveiled their Urban Sport Bike (USB) concept at the ongoing EICMA Show in Italy. The prototype vehicle has been designed with multiple configurations in m…

Instead of a V-twin, there’s a lithium-ion battery pack and an electric motor under that RC8 bodywork. The TTX02 will be built in limited numbers…The UK-based Mavizen have unveiled the lithium-ion battery-powered TTX02 electric sportbike at the curre…

The BMW C1-E electric scooter concept is not slated to go into production…BMW have released the first pictures and some details of their lithium-ion battery-powered C1-E electric scooter concept, which is based on the now-defunct C1. With its ‘safe…

The Honda U3-X (on the left) uses technologies borrowed from Honda’s ASIMO robot (right) to maintain balance and move freely in any direction on just one wheelHonda claim they’ve reinvented the wheel with their new personal mobility device, the U3-X,…