Everything you need to know before buying an electric motorcycle.
Real-world range varies significantly by riding style and conditions, so look at independently tested range figures rather than manufacturer maximums when comparing models.
Consider how long a full charge takes with your available charging setup, and whether fast-charging options exist for the model you're considering if you'll need to top up away from home.
Electric motorcycles typically have lower running and maintenance costs than combustion equivalents (no oil changes, fewer moving parts) which can offset a higher upfront purchase price over time.
Electric motors deliver instant, linear torque without the need to shift gears, giving a different riding experience than a traditional motorcycle - test ride one before assuming it will feel familiar.
As with electric cars, battery capacity degrades over time - check the manufacturer's battery warranty terms and expected capacity retention over the ownership period.