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Electric motorcycles offer high performance with low maintenance, featuring models for various uses from urban commuting to sport touring and off-road adventure. Key manufacturers include Zero, LiveWire (Harley-Davidson spin-off), Energica, and Can-Am, each with distinct offerings. 

Performance & Range Comparison

Electric motorcycles vary widely in their performance metrics. The following table compares general specifications from various sources: 

Model (Manufacturer)	City Range (miles/km)	Top Speed (mph/km/h)	0-60 mph (sec)	Charge Time (0-80%)
Lightning LS-218	~180 miles (290 km)	218 mph (350+ km/h)	< 2.0 sec	~35 mins (DC Fast)
Energica Ego+ (RS)	~124 miles (200 km)	150 mph (240 km/h)	2.6 sec	~40 mins (DC Fast)
LiveWire One	~146 miles (235 km)	~110 mph (177 km/h)	3.0 sec	~40 mins (DC Fast)
Zero SR/S	~187 miles (300 km)	~124 mph (200 km/h)	N/A	~1-2 hours (with rapid charger option)
Zero DSR/X	~179 miles (288 km)	~112 mph (180 km/h)	N/A	~2 hours (Level 3 std charge)
Can-Am Origin	~69 miles (111 km) (mixed)	N/A	N/A	N/A

Noteworthy Models

• LiveWire One: This former Harley-Davidson model is now its own brand's flagship. It offers excellent performance, DC fast charging, and a premium feel, all at a significantly reduced price compared to its initial launch.
• Zero DSR/X: An adventure-style electric motorcycle that is highly regarded as an all-rounder, excellent for both commuting and local off-road exploration due to its well-balanced ride and powerful motor.
• Energica Experia: Described as a brilliant all-rounder sport touring bike, it features a 22.5 kWh battery, which Energica claims is the largest capacity available in an electric motorcycle, offering a city range of up to 261 miles (420 km).
• BMW CE 02 / CE 04: These fall somewhere between a scooter and a full-size bike and are designed specifically for urban environments, appealing to newer or younger riders with their minimalist styling, low seat, and twist-and-go throttle.
• Stark Varg EX: This street-legal enduro bike is noted for its powerful 80 hp output, light 264-pound (120 kg) curb weight, and top-shelf components, making it a highly exciting option for both on-road and off-road use. 

Key Benefits

• Simplicity: Most electric motorcycles do not require manual gear shifting or a clutch, making them easier for beginners and commuters to ride.
• Low Maintenance: With fewer moving parts, they require minimal maintenance, such as no oil changes or valve checks.
• Instant Torque: Electric motors deliver immediate acceleration, offering a thrilling riding experience.
• Eco-Friendly: They produce zero tailpipe emissions, fitting a conscious lifestyle. 

Note: Electric motorcycles require a license, insurance, and registration, unlike some lower-speed e-bikes which may be classified differently depending on local laws