Electric Motorcycle Travels 310 Km On A Single Charge And Enters The Guinness Book. The Verge TS Pro Features A 138-Horsepower Motor With 100 Kgfm Of Torque

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 16/04/2025 at 18:24

Updated on 16/04/2025 at 23:04

Moto elétrica entra para o Guinness World Records com feito impressionante: Ela rodou 310 km sem recarregar! Imagem retirada do site da Verge

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Electric Motorcycle Enters The Guinness World Records With Impressive Feat: It Traveled 310 Km Without Recharging!

Electric mobility has just achieved another historical milestone. An electric motorcycle manufactured by the Finnish company Verge entered the Guinness World Records by completing the longest trip on a single battery charge. The record was achieved on March 22, 2025, in London, and is already making waves worldwide.

310 Km On A Single Charge: New World Record

The model that shone on the streets of the British capital was the Verge TS Pro, an electric motorcycle with a robust look and sporty footprint.

It traveled an impressive 310.689 km without needing to recharge — all in the real traffic of London, with congestion, traffic lights, and intersections.

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The Battery Of The Electric Motorcycle Still Had Energy

One of the highlights of the achievement was the fact that the motorcycle still had 7% of battery remaining at the end of the route.

Verge itself celebrated the milestone on social media, highlighting the energy efficiency of the TS Pro.

And not without reason: the model features a 138-horsepower motor and an instant torque of 100 kgfm, characteristics that ensure agility and performance even in demanding urban environments.

Technology And European Exclusivity

The Verge TS Pro is not officially sold in Brazil, but can be found in the European market for around 29,900 euros — the equivalent of approximately R$ 198,000.

The price reflects not only innovation but also the striking design and advanced technological features of the model.

This world record reinforces the potential of electric motorcycles in urban settings and highlights the advancement of technology in the two-wheeled sector.

Verge’s achievement brings the brand into the spotlight and proves that the combination of efficiency, autonomy, and performance is already a reality — and is ready to redefine the future of mobility.

Electric Motorcycle Travels 310 Km On A Single Charge And Enters The Guinness Book. The Verge TS Pro Features A 138-Horsepower Motor With 100 Kgfm Of Torque

Electric Motorcycle Enters The Guinness World Records With Impressive Feat: It Traveled 310 Km Without Recharging!

310 Km On A Single Charge: New World Record

The Battery Of The Electric Motorcycle Still Had Energy

Technology And European Exclusivity

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Electric Motorcycle Enters The Guinness World Records With Impressive Feat: It Traveled 310 Km Without Recharging!

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