The World’s First Street-Legal Electric Motorcycle

August 15, 2007 · Written by Joel

The first fully street-legal production electric motorbike by Brammo is available at Enertia Bike.

The almost silent bike has a range of 45 miles (at an average speed of 25mph), eclipsing the average daily commute (in the US) of 29 miles and it has a top speed of over 50mph. It can go from 0-30 mph in 3.8 seconds. The battery reaches an 80 percent charge in 2 hours and is fully charged in 3 using a regular electrical socket.

Enertia Bike

Eco Shopper says “The Enertia’s power ratings (12-25 horsepower) make it comparable to the gas powered Kawasaki Ninja 250 in terms of horsepower. Its easy to drive judging by product reviews. You can use it in warm climates, reasonable commutes and short errands.”

The standard model will be release in 2008 for $11,995 and a limited edition model for $14,995.

[Via: Eco Shopper]

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2 Responses to “The World’s First Street-Legal Electric Motorcycle”

  1. More Electric Vehicles Arrive » Life Goggles on September 28th, 2007 10:01 am

    [...] we’ve written about the world’s first street legal motorcycle from Enertia Bike and it is soon to be followed by three more fully electric [...]

  2. Andrew on January 11th, 2008 3:22 am

    … Good idea … but a little on the expensive side; to bad the Ninja is 9 to11 thousand cheaper.

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