After the government announced a proposal to end non-zero emission motorcycle sales by 2035, the MCIA made public its objection.
As the government in Switzerland looks into a distance-based electric vehicle tax, what version might we see in the UK soon?
The innovative Verge TS with its hubless rear wheel is just beginning to enter production, and the first deliveries are expected in 1-2 months time.
Honda has announced the MS01, an affordable, simple, low-powered moped to be marketed in China with 5,000 original units.
Another electric from China, the Alrendo TS Bravo features an eye-catching range, fast charge times and fits into the 125cc class.
Induction charging could be the answer to the major question of electrics: range. However, infrastructure concerns would still remain.
Ultraviolette has made their F77 electric sports bike available for pre-order in India, featuring interesting battery technology.
Like everything else, the price of fuel is continuing to increase, which is forcing many motorists to change their driving and riding habits on the road.
Ducati's V21L MotoE unveiling shows its intentions for the spec electric racing series, but also about its electric future outside of the race track.
The European Parliament’s decision to end the sales of new, carbon-emitting combustion vehicles by 2035 has been confirmed.
Dirt bikes, road racers and Cold War jets combine for the Zero Blackbird from Plan B Motorcycles - a road racer custom derived from an enduro.
As electric bikes become increasingly common, it is curious to see the alternative approaches that the new technology offers to manufacturers.
Yamaha has announced a 15-year reduction in its target for carbon neutrality in its factories, both in Japan and overseas, from 2050 to 2035.
Zero is offering its full range of electric motorcycles on a zero per cent, low-deposit finance offer that will be available until the end of August.
The British government will continue the grant scheme for electric bikes, but there remain several issues with the viability of electrics in Britain.
Maeving has been built on a 21st century take on 20th century looks, and it looked to the history of British biking to get an ex-test rider back on a bike.
Triumph’s acquisition of Oset offers some intriguing possibilities for its off-road future, and where it might stack up to the established marques.
Honda has signed a deal with Sony to create electric vehicles, after the shared intention between the two was confirmed in March.
Triumph has acquired Oset, with the two brands set to work together building dirt bikes, which poses an interesting question considering Oset's expertise.
Yamaha has announced a new sustainability fund that will look to invest in companies working to address problems with the environment.
Suzuki’s electric development is underway, and patent drawings have been revealed showing an electric scooter akin to the Burgman.
The Motor Cycle Industry Association has published its figures for May 2022, with continued year-on-year growth for electrics.
Norton has announced a new electric project for the brand which is in part being funded by a government scheme and include six other partners.
Ray’s 7.7 125cc-equivalent electric scooter offers 150km of range, a top speed of 125kph, and a price of almost 10,000 euros.
Adapting existing designs for multiple purposes is nothing new in motorcycling, and now the Spanish electric brand, OX, has done it with its One model.
