Rohr Puts All Electric Sportbikes into Production
In the world of American made sportbikes, Roehr Motorcycles is synonymous with raw power. Walter Roehrich is the mastermind behind Roehr Motorcycles, and he has his mind set on putting all electric sportbikes into production.
The eRoehr eSupersport is powered by a 45 horsepower 35-kilowatt AC motor, capable of going 95 to 100 mph, while its twin, the eSuperbike, has dual motors at 96 horsepower with an estimated top speed of 150 mph. With numbers like that, electric sportbikes just got a whole lot more interesting.
The eRoehr eSupersport is powered by a 45 horsepower 35-kilowatt AC motor, capable of going 95 to 100 mph, while its twin, the eSuperbike, has dual motors at 96 horsepower with an estimated top speed of 150 mph. With numbers like that, electric sportbikes just got a whole lot more interesting.
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1. Electric Sportbikes - The rise of electric sportbikes challenges traditional gasoline-powered motorcycles.
2. High-speed Electric Motors - Advancements in high-speed electric motor technology enable faster and more powerful electric sportbikes.
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Industry Implications
1. Motorcycle Manufacturing - Motorcycle manufacturers have the opportunity to capitalize on the shifting demand towards electric sportbikes.
2. Electric Vehicle Technology - The development of electric sportbikes drives innovation in electric vehicle technology.
3. Renewable Energy - The rise of all-electric sportbikes opens up new opportunities in the renewable energy sector, such as charging infrastructure and battery technology.
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