Electric Motorcycle Nicknamed "Robot On Wheels" Hits The Market In 2023 To Compete With 1,000 cc Motorcycles

Electric Motorcycle Nicknamed “Robot On Wheels” Hits The Market In 2023 To Compete With 1,000 cc Motorcycles

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 02/01/2023 at 23:13

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Startup Develops Futuristic Electric Motorcycle That Delivers 134 Horsepower and 400 km Range. The Vehicle Will Be Presented at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

The startup Davinci Motor, from China, revealed its model of electric motorcycle DC100 for the first time in July of last year, being the first model produced by the company. Dubbed a robot on wheels, the model drew attention for its design and performance. The company recently emphasized that it will present its futuristic electric motorcycle at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January of next year.

Model Features 134 Horsepower

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Davinci Motor Presentation – Youtube

According to the international business manager of Davinci Motor, Rosanna Líbia, the company is excited to announce that CES 2023 marks its first appearance in the American market. The model has been announced to compete in the motorcycle market with 1,000 cc bikes.

In this way, the futuristic electric motorcycle features a 17.7 kWh battery that powers an electric motor capable of generating up to 134 horsepower. This setup is sufficient to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in three seconds and reach a top speed of 200 km/h.

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Electric Motorcycle DC100 May Hit the Market at US$ 27,500

As if the vehicle’s configuration wasn’t impressive enough, the model is much more than a conventional electric motorcycle. It is a robotic concept equipped with over 300 chips and 200 sensors, according to the company.

This configuration allows the DC100 to sense what is happening around it and provide accurate information about the temperature of the motor, the battery, and various other data to the rider in real time. The model will be on display at the Davinci Motor booth at the conference and is expected to cost around US$ 27,500 in the United States, approximately R$ 145,000 at the current direct exchange rate.

For the company, showcasing its electric model at the event also represents the perfect opportunity for more people, resellers, and distributors to experience the product up close. The futuristic electric motorcycle was also presented in Europe in November, at the world’s largest motorcycle exhibition, EICMA, which takes place every year in Milan, Italy.

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Electric Motorcycle Nicknamed “Robot On Wheels” Hits The Market In 2023 To Compete With 1,000 cc Motorcycles

Startup Develops Futuristic Electric Motorcycle That Delivers 134 Horsepower and 400 km Range. The Vehicle Will Be Presented at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

Model Features 134 Horsepower

Electric Motorcycle DC100 May Hit the Market at US$ 27,500

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Electric Motorcycle Nicknamed “Robot On Wheels” Hits The Market In 2023 To Compete With 1,000 cc Motorcycles

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