LiveWire showcased its expanded S4 Honcho lineup and the DUST Moto range, including the Hightail and Spur models, following its acquisition of DUST Moto. The company aims to cover a broad spectrum from urban machines to highway-capable motorcycles.
European startup GR1T Motorcycles introduced its G1 platform, featuring a 6 kWh battery split into two removable packs. The bikes weigh 130 kg, offer a 130 km/h top speed, and are priced from €8,495. Deliveries are targeted for the first half of 2028.
Real Motors unveiled Project: ARES, an electric café racer with a 75 kW motor and 15 kWh battery. The company plans a limited production run of 250 units starting at $20,000, with North American deliveries expected in early 2027.
Yamaha presented the NMAX E electric scooter, which utilizes a 7.5 kW compact eAxle powertrain. Meanwhile, Eli Electric Vehicles displayed an L7e-class version of its Eli Zero quadricycle, alongside a new Race Edition.
The event also featured new security hardware, such as the angle grinder-proof Ultra D28 lock from Seatylock, and various concepts including the Segway X Cruiser and the two-wheel drive Honda EV Outlier.
