At this year's Milan show, APOLLINO unveiled its new RFN "Warrior" electric off-road motorcycle series. Leading the lineup is the Warrior Pro, a model that has attracted significant attention with its premium-grade off-road components and innovative design. Equipped with a lightweight, full aluminum alloy frame and professional-grade off-road parts, the Warrior Pro delivers power equivalent to an 85CC petrol off-road motorcycle, further elevating RFN's competitive edge in the market.

On November 4, 2024, Royal Enfield announced the start of a new era in Milan: With the foundation of the electric brand Flying Flea, the long-established company, which is the global leader in the mid-engine segment (250-750cc), is entering the electric two-wheeler market.  With the introduction of the Flying Flea C6 in classic look and the Flying Flea S6 in scrambler style, Royal Enfield offers a stylish and powerful electric mobility range for urban areas.  The sales launch of the first Flying Flea C6 model is planned for spring 2026.

The Italian electric motorcycle manufacturer, Energica Motor Company, known for its powerful electric vehicles and its role as a supplier of MotoE bikes, is on the brink of its final demise.  The company has officially announced that it will enter into judicial liquidation proceedings.  This decision comes after failed attempts to attract new investors and stabilize the financial situation.

The Harley-Davidson subsidiary LiveWire is currently in the spotlight after it was announced that almost all units of the 2024 models S2 Del Mar and S2 Mulholland are affected by a recall.  The background to this is a problem with the high-voltage fuse, which could fail under certain conditions and lead to a sudden loss of drive power.

Kawasaki is planning to launch a new electric dirt bike on the market.  The Japanese motorcycle manufacturer, which already offers models such as the Ninja and the Z e-1 in the electric segment, now appears to be developing another model.  A recently leaked patent shows some details of the upcoming bike.

The challenges facing start-ups and vehicle manufacturers in 2024 are enormous.  This is shown particularly clearly by the example of Arc Vehicle, a manufacturer of electric motorcycles.  The company has tried to conquer a market niche with its high-priced, fully electric and hub-steered motorcycle "Vector".  The list price of the motorcycle was 128,000 US dollars, which is the equivalent of around 116,800 euros.

Harley-Davidson's subsidiary LiveWire is currently at the center of news due to a major recall affecting all units of its 2024 model S2 Del Mar in the US.  A software issue is forcing the company to take proactive action to ensure rider safety and minimize potential risks on the road.

In the ever-evolving world of motorcycle design, Frank Stephenson, known for his work with prestigious car brands such as Ferrari, McLaren and Maserati, has introduced a new motorcycle concept, the FSD 59. Developed by Frank Stephenson Design (FSD), this concept represents an innovative approach to motorcycle design.

The latest S and DS models from Zero Motorcycles offer an interesting prospect for all those who want to take the plunge into the world of electric motorcycles.  These vehicles combine environmental friendliness with the technology and safety of modern electric mobility and are aimed at A1 and B196 license holders.

Livewire announces an exciting new model, the "Mulholland", based on the innovative S2 platform, with a longer wheelbase and lower seat height than its predecessor, the "Del Mar".

The UniBo Motorsport Team, supported by Fondazione Ducati, celebrated its second consecutive victory in the MotoStudent International Competition 2023.

LiveWire are really letting it rip. They recently announced their latest model, the S2 Del Mar, for the European market. The most exciting thing about it? A special Launch Edition, limited to just 100 units, will be released in Europe soon.

The mobility industry is increasingly turning to eco-friendly alternatives, and Kawasaki is entering uncharted territory with the introduction of the Ninja 7 Hybrid. This vehicle promises to combine conventional motorcycle technology and advanced hybrid systems, but what exactly is behind it?

British electric motorcycle manufacturer Arc is celebrating its entry into the North American market with the release of the extremely limited Founder's Signature Edition of the Arc Vector.  While the base model price is $128,000, this exclusive edition promises to attract only the most elite riders.

Can-Am is taking an exciting look at the future with its Pulse and Origin electric motorcycles under development, peppered with revolutionary ideas like a modular design and mysterious allusions to a groundbreaking 35 kWh battery capacity. Between revelations of prototypes and cryptic patents, the question remains as to what's really to come.

The Lacama 2.0 electric motorcycle from Italian manufacturer Italian Volt, which was presented as a concept back in 2017, is now to be unveiled in its production-ready version at the EICMA international motorcycle show in November 2023.  Since the first presentation, the model has been revised and further developed several times.

BMW Motorrad continues its electromobility strategy with the launch of the BMW CE 02.  Two years after the release of the CE 04, BMW Motorrad presents another electric trailblazer for the metropolises of this world.  The CE 02, a unique blend of e-scooter and e-motorcycle, offers an exciting alternative for urban mobility with its futuristic design and innovative features.

LiveWire has announced the price of the production S2 Del Mar for the Americas, while also announcing the launch of the 100-piece limited edition Launch Edition for Europe. It will be offered in the U.S. for $15,499 USD (equivalent to about €14,146). In Europe, the 100-piece limited Launch Edition will be available starting April 27.

Zero Motorcycles and Integrated Micro-Electronics Inc (IMI) have formed a strategic partnership to serve the growing demand for electric motorcycles worldwide. The companies will work together to manufacture and assemble electric motorcycles and assemblies to expand their presence in global markets.

The 2023 MotoE World Championship was recently unveiled, with 18 riders competing on electric Ducati "V21L" prototypes in eight Grand Prix races. This championship is an important part of Ducati's strategy to reduce its CO₂ footprint and achieve long-term sustainability goals. The 2023 MotoE season kicks off on May 13 with the French Grand Prix at Le Mans, and the "V21L" prototype will serve as a link between racing and series production.