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    First Electric Motorcycle Lap of Australia Completed●The first *electric motorcycle* lap of Australia has just been completed... We rode an ordinary moto across and back inMmastodonLifeAutos181 d ago

    A rider has completed the first-ever lap of Australia on an electric motorcycle, covering roughly 18,000 kilometres through some of the country's most remote terrain. Commentators are impressed by the scale of the journey, noting it far exceeds the ~8,000 km crossings motorcyclists made in the 1980s, and highlighting how far electric vehicle charging and range have come for long-distance adventure touring.

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    Startup Bets on Plug-In Hybrid Motorcycle as the Future▼This Crazy Startup Company Thinks The Future Of Motorcycles Is This Weird Plug-In Hybrid Bike✉newsBusinessStartups1 d ago

    A startup is pitching an unusual plug-in hybrid motorcycle, arguing that combining an electric motor with a combustion engine is the best path forward for two-wheelers. The design has drawn attention for its odd appearance and unconventional approach, as most competitors go fully electric. Coverage so far focuses on whether riders will accept a hybrid bike at all.

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    Heavy-duty electric motorcycle launched in South Africa for R22,500●https:// mybroadband.co.za/news/motorin g/668233-r22500-for-a-heavy-duty-electric-motorcycle-in-south-africa.html # EV #MmastodonLifeAutos14 d ago

    A heavy-duty electric motorcycle is being sold in South Africa at a price of R22,500, according to MyBroadband's motoring report. The low price point is drawing attention as electric vehicles remain costly in the country, where load shedding and rising fuel prices keep interest in affordable electric transport high.

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    Vietnamese startup Dat Bike partners with Toshiba on electric motorcycle parts●Vietnamese startup Dat Bike, Toshiba partner on electric motorcycle components✉newsBusinessStartups2 d ago

    Vietnamese electric motorcycle maker Dat Bike has entered a partnership with Japan's Toshiba to develop components for its electric motorbikes. The deal links the fast-growing startup with a major Japanese electronics group, and the announcement is being reported across regional business media as a sign of deepening cooperation between Vietnamese EV startups and Japanese suppliers.