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With electric vehicles continuing to enter the mainstream, many misconceptions continue to float around about electric cars, eBikes and electric scooters, mopeds and motorcycles  From battery safety, to questions on their range, we break down some of the most common myths surrounding electric bikes and put them to rest.  The batteries will explode or catch fire While you may hear horror stories about e-bikes catching fire, such incidents are rare and only occur if the battery or motor isn’t stored properly or charged incorrectly. Most e-bikes sold in the UK come from reputable manufacturers and retailers and are designed to meet the...

Over time, the surge in food delivery's popularity has brought a surge of dedicated riders onto our bustling urban streets. These riders put in relentless effort to ensure delectable meals reach our doorsteps promptly. Yet, amid the hustle, it's simple to disregard the underlying expenses of zipping back and forth through the city and the substantial maintenance demands this endeavour entails. Urban eBikes recognises the transformative potential of electric transportation. Amidst a plethora of advantages it offers to drivers, the exceptional convenience delivered by electric bikes and mopeds stands out. Opting for electric-powered transport could equate to substantial time and...

Whether it's a car, motorbike, quadricycle, bike or scooter, electric vehicles excel in the city – but which will get you where you need to go fastest? To find out we pitted six diverse electric vehicles against each other in an epic 18-mile e-race across London. The starting line-up? A Porsche Taycan, Citroën Ami, Super Soco TC Max, Gocycle G4, Eskuta SX-250 and a rental e-scooter. Check out the mega video to find out what won – and read on for the full story of the epic e-race. E-Race across London: the competitors The goal of the first Move Electric E-Race across London was to found out the quickest...

In the not-too-distant future, electric motorcycles will be the main market for motorbikes. Over the last few years, the automotive industry has seen a steep increase in the purchase of electric vehicles, including electric motorcycles, scooters and cars. According to the IDTechEx, in 2020 electric motorbikes sales went up by 50% in Europe. Every motorbike is different. When buying a new bike, there will more than likely be some mechanical elements that will be different from the rest. However, when buying an electric motorbike, it can be a bit of a grey area for new people. Today, we’re getting down to...

The guys over at Bike Matters recently spent some time with the Super Soco CUx, using it as a day-to-day scooter with bags of potential to get younger riders on two wheels: “The Supersoco CUx Ducati is one small scooter that looks pretty damn cool and thanks to that Italian-inspired red colourway might just help even more youngsters convert to electric power.” Read the full review here.