UBCO unveils new line of electric motorcycles

The New Zealand brand has just unveiled a new version of its iconic electric motorcycles, all of which have improved performance. Starting with autonomy.

World famous for the 2 × 2, a two-wheel drive electric motorcycle released in 2015, UBCO was initially intended for electric vehicles for agriculture. But these ultra-resistant motorcycles have won over all sections of society, starting with the New Zealand army. Today, UBCO is presenting major improvements to its two models, the 2 × 2 Work Bike off-road and the 2 × 2 Adventure Bike road bike.

Its president, Timothy Allan, is proud of it: “ We now have the toughest utility motorcycles in the world. Our motorcycles are what we like to call all-terrain, utility, and performance. Over the past two years, our development team has dramatically improved the performance, durability, safety and intelligence of our vehicles. Now the experience of the motorcyclist is at a higher level .

City, countryside, road, path: the all-terrain electric motorcycle

Both models now feature significantly improved torque, power and traction and are available in several versions, including three batteries of different capacities: " A farmer can opt for a 2X2 work motorcycle with a 2,1 kWh power supply. He needs an all-terrain vehicle that is strong, durable and light. A delivery driver can opt for a 2X2 adventure bike with a 3,1 kWh power supply. He needs a registered vehicle that can travel on paved roads or gravel, and withstand a high daily load. Cites Mr. Allan as an example.

In addition to the new batteries, the capacity of which has been increased by 23%, UBCO has also improved the efficiency of its engines by 10%. In total, this represents a 33% increase in range compared to previous models. The new models can travel up to 130 km on a single charge, all for a price of between € 6 and € 500, depending on the model.

« It is exciting to offer a range of options to our customers - covering both urban and rural applications, on-road and off-road, for individuals or commercial fleets. There are so many situations where our motorcycles make sense. "Timothy Allan is right, we hope to see more and more electric motorcycles like these in our streets and on our roads, because they offer optimal driving comfort and above all, do not emit CO2 and very little noise. !