Electric Motorcycles

A motorcycle is a two-wheeled motor vehicle whose manufacturer speed exceeds 45 km/h. An electric motorcycle is its modern and more environmentally friendly advancement, combining the dynamics of a classic motorcycle with the efficiency, quietness, and lower maintenance costs of an electric vehicle. The result is an emission-free, smooth, and efficient means of transportation both in the city and on the highway.

The electric motorcycle motor differs from an internal combustion engine primarily in its direct power transmission and lower mechanical wear. Thanks to instant torque, these machines provide impressive acceleration without gear shifting. Additionally, electric motorcycles don't require fuel or oil changes, and their maintenance needs are significantly lower, making them a cost-effective choice for daily use.

How to choose an electric motorcycle?

When choosing an electric motorcycle, several important factors must be considered. The most decisive factor in the selection is the vehicle's intended use. Will the electric motorcycle be used primarily in city traffic for shorter distances, or is there a need for longer rides on highways?

Based on this answer, attention should be paid to:

• motor power,
• battery capacity and range,
• charging time,
• maximum speed,
• suspension,
• riding comfort.

Today, certain electric motorcycles, such as the Evercross 702, have removable batteries that can be easily charged indoors and, if necessary, quickly swap an empty battery for a fully charged one, thereby offering additional convenience and better protection from weather conditions.

Other models may be equipped with smart charging systems that allow monitoring battery status from a mobile device and optimizing charging cycles to extend battery life. Many models have integrated mobile applications through which you can monitor battery level, range, and charging history in real-time.

In addition to technical specifications, it must be considered that a motorcycle, including an electric motorcycle whose manufacturer speed exceeds 45 kilometers per hour, must be properly registered and requires an A-category driver's license to operate.

Differences between electric motorcycles, mopeds, and scooters

Although similar in appearance, electric motorcycles, electric mopeds, and electric scooters differ in purpose, power, and legal requirements.

Motorcycles are the most powerful and fastest of two-wheeled motor vehicles. They are well-suited for highway travel and require vehicle registration, valid traffic insurance, and the appropriate category driver's license (A or A1 category).

A moped is a two-, three-, or four-wheeled motor vehicle whose manufacturer speed does not exceed 45 km/h and motor power remains up to 4 kW. A moped, including an electric moped, may be driven by at least a 14-year-old youth who has an AM-category or other category motor vehicle driving license.

Scooter, including electric scooters, are divided into two classes by power. Lower-powered scooters belong to the moped class, while more powerful scooters are classified as motorcycles. The term motor scooter refers to the vehicle's appearance – typically equipped with a platform for foot support and a comfortable seat. It's precisely this comfort that makes scooters suitable for city traffic and daily rides. For this reason, sales of both scooters and electric scooters have grown steadily in recent years.

Ampride – electric motorcycle sales in Tallinn and across Estonia

From Ampride's online store, you'll find a wide selection of different electric vehicles. Electric motorcycle sales take place through our e-shop, where we provide comprehensive information about the models for sale. In addition to electric motorcycles, our selection also includes electric scooters, electric bicycles, and hoverboards. We offer free delivery across Europe and customer support in making your selection.