Five electric motorcycles worth watching: a SteckerBiker roundup

THE PACK works closely with SteckerBiker, our media partner covering the German electric motorcycle market as part of THE PACK’s growing European network. Over the past days, SteckerBiker has published in-depth coverage of five electric two-wheelers spanning very different price points and ambitions – from a sub-$2,000 Indian startup entry to a limited-production concept bike now reaching customers. We’ve gathered the highlights here for our readers (with link to the German language articles).

Avore EX2S: India’s low-cost challenge

Indian startup Avore has launched the EX2S, an electric motorcycle rated at 10.5 kW, a top speed of 114 km/h, and up to 260 km of range – priced at roughly $1,800. That figure stands out sharply against European price levels for comparable specs, and raises a broader question about why India has become a source of increasingly capable electric two-wheelers.

Real Motors Project: ARES – from concept to production

Real Motors first showed Project: ARES in 2024, the kind of striking concept that typically draws attention at trade shows and then disappears. Two years on, that hasn’t happened: initial limited editions have sold out, and a production run of up to 250 units, designated Lot 01, is now underway. SteckerBiker examines how much of the original concept survived the move to small-scale production.

OMOWAY OMO X: Betting on ‘Motorcycle 3.0‘

While driver-assistance systems and connectivity have reshaped the car industry, motorcycles have been slower to adopt similar technology. Newcomer OMOWAY is positioning its OMO X as a step change, branding it ‘Motorcycle 3.0.’ SteckerBiker looks at what that label actually means in practice.

Yozma IN 10 Pro: a budget dirt bike for Europe

Yozma has brought its IN 10 Pro electric dirt bike to the European market at €2,199, offering 5.5 kW peak power, an 80 km/h top speed, and 17/14-inch wheels. SteckerBiker takes a closer look at what buyers actually get at that price point.

Solar E-Clipse Stealth Edition

The Solar E-Clipse continues to distinguish itself with its design and technical choices, and the new Stealth Edition adds another variant to the lineup. Given the brand name, SteckerBiker also addresses the recurring question of whether the E-Clipse actually carries solar panels.