Trevor Motorcycles launches production of the all-new DTRe Vince: first deliveries in March 2026!
Antwerp-based start-up Trevor Motorcycles is shifting gears: their brand-new electric scrambler, the DTRe Vince, officially goes into production with first deliveries scheduled for March 2026.
The DTRe Vince blends a clean, minimalist scrambler design with a fully electric drivetrain, built for riders who value urban mobility, sustainability and pure riding fun. Light, stylish and 100% electric, it’s made to stand out both in the city and beyond.
Designed in Antwerp, built in Europe.
“This is a huge milestone for our team,” says co-CEO Jeroen-vincent Nagels. “With the DTRe Vince, we’re not just launching our first product, we’re bringing our vision to life: combining Antwerp and European innovation with sustainable mobility and exciting design.”
Trevor Motorcycles was founded with one clear mission: make motorcycling more sustainable and accessible, without compromising on looks or performance. The production of the first batch is a major step towards broader roll-out and international ambitions.
From 2026 onwards, urban e-mobility will have a bold new Belgian icon on the road.
First ride impressions: Trevor Motorcycles DTRe Vince pre-production model
A few months back, I had the chance to throw a leg over one of the early pre-production versions of Trevor Motorcycles’ brand-new DTRe Vince. And let me tell you: this thing rips.
Lightweight, nimble, and with that unmistakable badass scrambler vibe (especially in full black), the DTRe Vince instantly put a grin on my face. The electric motor delivers that classic EV punch, torque right here, right now, and I’ve been told the final production model will pack even more power than the prototype I tested.
What impressed me most was the bike’s versatility. Whether you’re cruising through the city or sneaking off for some light trails in the woods, the Vince feels right at home. It’s smooth, silent and clean, no noise, no emissions, just pure riding pleasure.
Comfort hasn’t been overlooked either. The upright riding position and wide handlebars make carving through corners effortless. And here’s a smart upgrade: Trevor ditched the chain drive in favor of a Gates belt drive. The rattling chain is gone, replaced by a subtle electric hum, a small change that makes a big difference in the overall ride feel.
The DTRe Vince isn’t just another electric motorbike. It’s a Belgian-born urban scrambler with attitude, and after my time on the pre-production model, I can confidently say: this one’s going to turn heads.
— Guy Salens, THE PACK.
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