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Remember when Energica was said to have been partnering up with aviation projects in the name of zero-emission aeronautics? Well, we’ve got a few independent brains with a similar idea, only this time ...

With experience of handling leading global sites like ZigWheels, Punya is an avid motorcyclist who has been in the industry for over half a decade. He is always up for a ride to the canyons or the ...

Just as with other EVs, electric motorcycles have been growing in popularity as a practical alternative for many drivers and riders. However, that hasn't been as much the case with adventure ...

Zero Motorcycles, the leading premium electric motorcycle maker, has just unveiled at EICMA its bold new plan to enter the more affordable end of the e-motorcycle market. That’s right, to all those ...

Bad news for those rooting for electric motorcycle manufacturer Zero – the brand is recalling 94 bikes built between December 26, 2013 and February 18, 2014. This is the second recall for the ...

Bringing Zero Motorcycles’ product offerings to a new population, the Zero XU is the world’s first street motorcycle that enables owners to essentially charge anywhere by way of a removable power pack ...

Some time ago, I began taking an interest in electric motorcycles. I have covered several brands here on autoevolution. The time has come to talk about a two-wheeled EV from one of the leaders in the ...

I separate the wilderness into two categories: nearby and way the hell out there. Nearby is for your day trekkers, your weekend warriors, and those folks who put a few off-road miles on their machines ...

Zero Motorcycles enters the fastest-growing segment of motorcycling with its new go-anywhere, do-anything DSR/X. With a claimed range of +/-150 miles and a ride time of at least 10 hours, the new bike ...