Electric motorcycles move closer to production at EICMA 2026: Ultraviolette, TVS, Zero and Vespa show ready-to-ride models

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At EICMA 2026, the two-wheeler show held in Milan, electric motorcycles are gaining ground with production models, defined platforms and market arrival dates. Ultraviolette presented the X-47 Venom, with 30 kW peak power, 155 km/h and 235 km of WMTC urban range, at a launch price of 8,450 euros and European deliveries expected in early 2027. TVS, Hero-Vida, Zero, NIU, Vespa and Segway also showed electric novelties.

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Ultraviolette presented the X-47 Venom in Milan: 30 kW peak power, 155 km/h, 0 to 100 km/h in 5.9 seconds and 235 km of WMTC urban range.
The Indian brand set a launch price of 8,450 euros and expects first European deliveries in early 2027.
Ultraviolette announced a factory in Hosur (India) with initial capacity of 250,000 units a year and an $85 million funding round in September.

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