Concept

2012Husqvarna Concept E-Go

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The 2012 Husqvarna Concept E-go is an electric prototype motorcycle designed for urban commuters seeking lightweight, eco-friendly transportation. Known for its innovative single-sided swingarm design and minimal 80 kg weight, this concept bike showcases Husqvarna's forward-thinking approach to sustainable motorcycling with modern styling and efficient electric powertrain technology.

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Dry weight: 80.0 kg
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How it rides

Editorial estimate from the spec sheet - not lab tested

Off-road & trail20%

Cornering60%

City riding75%

Daily riding40%

Touring15%

Two-up10%

Track30%

Best for: It exists as a lightweight electric concept aimed at exploring minimalist urban mobility rather than serving any competitive or touring role.
Built for: This is a playful, featherweight electric prototype with a stripped-down single-sided chassis, built more as a design study than a production motorcycle.
Not ideal for: It is not for riders wanting long-distance touring, passenger comfort, or high-speed thrills, since it lacks the range, seating, and power for those roles.

Scores are derived from the spec sheet using the same model across every bike, so they compare like for like.

Full specifications

Engine

Cooling system: Air
Starting: Electric

Transmission

Transmission type: Automatic
Final drive: Chain

Dimensions & weight

Dry weight: 80.0 kg

Chassis & suspension

Frame: Oval steel tube.
Front suspension: Single sided telescopic fork, 35 mm tubes
Rear suspension: Single-sided aluminium swingarm. Hydraulic rear shock unit.

Brakes & wheels