Verge reveals series of updates to TS Pro for 2026
Verge Motorcycles promises a better user experience with its all-new TS Pro model, which is set to land in 2026.
Electric motorcycle maker Verge has given its most popular model, the TS Pro, several updates for 2026 starting with its Donut Motor 2.0.
The update is significant as the refined motor sheds 50 per cent of its weight compared to the previous model, while still delivering the same 102kW (equivalent to 136.7bhp) and huge 737 Ib-ft of torque as before.
Also updated for 2026 is the bike’s 20.2 kWh battery which provides up to 217 miles of range. However, if you’re on the move and running low, Verge says a simple 15-minute coffee break would be the time needed to put 60 miles of range back into the battery. Verge also says the bike benefits from fast charging in just 35 minutes.
Additionally, Verge says “the motorcycle supports CCS charging in Europe and NACS charging in the United States”.
The instrument panel has also been refined with a larger display, which features a wider scope of riding data than before. The 2026 TS Pro also benefits from built-in Bluetooth technology.
Unchanged is the TS Pro’s use of the Starmatter platform, which integrates software updates, sensor technology, artificial intelligence and an advanced user interface.
The system was developed by Verge and it enables automatic over-the-air (OTA) updates, allowing riders of the TS Pro “to receive new features and performance improvements seamlessly”, according to the brand.
Verge has also made updates to the suspension and damping settings, while the ride feel and handling have been further improved, too. Furthermore, the motorcycle’s riding posture angle has been adjusted to 25 degrees to offer a more comfortable and ergonomic riding position.
Tuomo Lehtimäki, CEO of Verge Motorcycles, said this about the new model:
“When we unveiled the Verge TS Pro in the fall of 2022, it was the most advanced electric motorcycle on the market. In recent years, our team has worked tirelessly to make it even better. This bike – now equipped with a lighter hubless Donut motor, a new battery and an improved user experience – delivers a truly enjoyable ride and embodies our vision for the future of electric mobility.”
The TS Pro is one of three models currently positioned in the Finnish-Estonian company’s line-up, alongside the TS Ultra, and California Edition. Orders are already being taken for the new bike, which is available in multiple colours.
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