Living in Electric (motorcycle) Dreams: starring the ENERGICA EVA EsseEsse9+

Quicker, quieter, greener; no oil changes needed. Electric motorcycles look like a welcome future for those who crave performance, but many of us still have questions that go beyond the spec sheets. How about charging? Is maintenance costly? Who should buy one? And very importantly... Will the bike explode in my garage?
We spent a charged-up weekend with the first high powered electric motorcycle in Singapore, the Energica Eva EsseEsse9+, before a proper sit-down talk on the raw realities of living the electric dream.
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[@danielhusain7570]

This was very interesting and well presented guys... Looks like a very pure and relaxing way to experience speed and motion... not for 60k though.

[@RicardoMatosgoogle]

Great vídeo. As an EV owner (Nissan Lead) with 50k + Km driven in less than 18months I can say that the BEVs are here to stay. The amount of saving is ridiculous. Saying that I just bought a brand new Harley Davidson Sportster S and if autonomy is an issue with EVs this Harley with a 12L fuel tank isn't getting very far (100km before the light turns on). In the near future I hope to see electric bikes with a lower price tag. Even the H-D Livewire was ridiculously priced at 33k Euros off course it failed. It was a fantastic bike. Anyway, great content. Cheers from Portugal