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Motor Company Launched Its New Electric Motorcycle Model That Promises to Deliver 420 km on a Single Charge
Energica Motor Company announced on Thursday (02) some details about its newest electric motorcycle model, known as Energica Experia, which will be the company’s first adventure model. One of the main innovations of the Motor Company’s electric model is its construction based on a new platform, including the installation of a different electric motor. The vehicle also features a new, lighter, and more efficient battery technology that promises to provide over 400 km of range.
Electric Motorcycle Charges from 0 to 80% in Just 40 Minutes
Several essential changes have been made to the Motor Company’s electric motorcycle technologies to enable the model to outperform in terms of range and power. The Energica Experia utilizes a lithium polymer battery which, according to the manufacturer, provides greater energy density.
The component’s maximum capacity is 22.5 kWh total, with 19.6 kWh usable. To put it into perspective, the new Volvo XC90 and XC80 hybrid models use 18.8 kWh batteries. The charging time for the Motor Company’s electric motorcycle goes from 0 to 80% in just 40 minutes when using a fast DC charger, but the Energica Experia is also compatible with somewhat slower chargers.
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The manufacturer also states that the electric motorcycle can be charged at public stations, considering that it uses the same charging ports as an electric car.
New Electric Motorcycle from Motor Company Surprises Manufacturers
Regarding power, the Experia motorcycle has a nominal power of 80 horsepower and a torque of 11.5 kgfm, but the company claims that there are also peaks of 102 horsepower. The electric motorcycle’s speed will be limited to 180 km/h, and in terms of range, the company promises that the model delivers a significant advantage, being able to reach 420 km on a single charge in urban use.
In terms of available technology, the motorcycle will be offered with 7 distinct riding modes. They are: Eco, Rain, Urban, Sport, and three other customizable modes.
The regenerative braking has four settings: High, Low, Medium, and Off. It also features Bosch ABS that works in curves, as well as six levels of traction control. Cruise control also comes standard. The official launch of this model in Europe is expected to happen in the coming weeks, and the manufacturer has not yet disclosed its price.
Meet the Company
The Energica Motor Company is the first Italian manufacturer of super sports electric motorcycles. The company’s electric vehicles are the ultimate expression of Italian luxury, masterfully produced in the Italian Motor Valley in Modena, Italy.
Each model is unique in its class due to its technical solutions and innovations. It is important to note that the company is a sustainable subsidiary of the CRP Group, a pioneer in international motorsport and a center of excellence for its cutting-edge technologies.
The group offers engineering, rapid prototyping, and advanced materials to the world’s highest performing automotive builders. Its mission is to find better innovation, production, and design in the context of fully electric mobility.
The manufacturer is fully dedicated to change and seeks to revolutionize the world through sustainability. Additionally, it aims to be a leader in its sector, always using technological innovation as a means to achieve zero-emission electric mobility.
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