#electric motorcycle

And as an initiative, they’ve launched the Project LiveWire Experience which allows American consumers to take their first electric-powered motorcycle, dubbed as LiveWire, out for a spin before it enters to mass-production. But what’s interesting about it is that it doesn’t inherit the iconic rolling-thunder sound that its ancestors’ engine used to make, instead its electric engine emits this somewhat futuristic sound which the company calls as “unmissable”. Harly-Davidson was mum about some of the details of the LiveWire, but they do claim that the bike’s all-electric motor is cable of jumping 0 to 60mph in under four seconds and can reach a top speed of 92mph. Google has already partnered with Renault, which plans to use the platform in its upcoming Trafic e-Tech electric vehicle, set for production in late 2026. Xiaomi has unveiled the Xiaomi Electric Scooter 6 Series in the Philippines. The lineup includes the Electric Scooter 6 Ultra GL, 6 Max GL, 6 Pro GL, 6 GL and 6 Lite GL. The standard Electric Scooter 6 features a dual shock-absorption system with front dual-spring and rear single-spring suspension designed to improve comfort on uneven roads. The Xiaomi Electric Scooter 6 Pro GL is priced at PHP 32,999 while the Electric Scooter 6 Max GL is available for PHP 37,999. Read more in our articles including "Harley-Davidson unveils LiveWire, the company’s first all-electric motorcycle" and "Android Automotive OS now targets full vehicle control".