The Beachman '64 is a 1960s cafe racer that’s had its noisy, oily engine swapped for a silent electric motor. With speeds up to 45 mph, and a 70-mile range, it’s the perfect way to have a mid-life crisis without the expense of a Porsche.

Thought your Prime delivery was exciting? In India, you can now get an electric motorcycle delivered alongside your toaster. I'm not kidding. The Oben Rorr EZ is a surprisingly quick, tech-savvy bike with a fantastic battery and an even better price.

Is your daily commute slowly draining your will to live? Meet the Trinova, a three-wheeled, enclosed, electric tilting thingy! It’s faster to 60 mph than a sports car, narrow enough to slice through traffic like a ninja, and designed by a German engineer who got fed up with L.A. gridlock. It’s the motorcycle experience without the rain, the balancing act, or the stern lecture from your spouse. What’s not to love?

Tired of electric motorcycles built for giants with wallets to match? So was I. LiveWire, Harley-Davidson's electric kid, just unveiled two fun-sized, affordable e-motos that are about to change the game. With removable batteries and a friendly attitude, they’re the perfect gateway drug to a two-wheeled addiction.

Finally, an electric scooter that doesn't cost more than my first car! The Gogoro Ezzy is cute, practical, and uses a genius battery-swapping system so you never have to wait. It’s not going to win any drag races, but it might just win over the world's cities. And my heart. Did I mention the cupholder?

I’ve met my match, and it’s a scooter. The new Omoway Omo X is a self-driving, self-parking, shape-shifting electric two-wheeler that might be smarter than I am. It drove itself onto a stage, for crying out loud. It’s the future, and it’s wonderfully weird.

The future of city transport has arrived, and it looks like it was designed by a sci-fi movie director. The 2025 BMW CE 04 is a 42-horsepower electric missile disguised as a scooter. It’s silent, ridiculously quick off the line, and guaranteed to turn more heads than a supercar. It’s also wildly expensive and wonderfully German in its over-the-top engineering.

Honda made an adorable electric version of its cult-classic Ruckus scooter, and we can't have it in the US! Why? Because its top speed is slower than a properly motivated squirrel. It’s a bummer, because we want one. Badly. It's the electric oddball we deserve!

Tired of your car? I get it. Honda's new CUV e: scooter is here to save your sanity. It's got zippy 52 mph speed and a 43-mile range with batteries you can charge in your apartment! It's the sensible, fun-loving electric friend you never knew you needed. It even has reverse. Fancy.

Another day, another pretty electric motorcycle concept. But this one, the Diem X-01 from Denmark, feels different. It’s got a 47.5 hp motor, brand-name parts, and brains behind it. It’s like meeting someone on a dating app who actually looks like their pictures and has a real job. Is this the one? Or just another electric ghost?

Honda dropped a gorgeous electric motorcycle, the E-VO. The catch? It's kind of like a dating app profile - not exactly what it seems. It's a Wuyang-Honda for the Chinese market. But with a $5k price tag, 75 mph top speed, and more gadgets than a secret agent's car, should we be mad?

Spain's new Nerva Exe II electric scooter is here to crash the party. With a battery that outlasts most relationships and enough power to hit the freeway, it might just be the perfect city companion. It even has room for two helmets, so you can bring a friend or just more snacks. Your call.

Remember when mopeds were cute, slow things? Well, ONYX Motors didn't get the memo. Their new RCR 80V is a "moped" that hits 65 mph and accelerates faster than your last bad decision. It’s got pedals, technically, but using them would be a cry for help. It's a brilliant, slightly unhinged electric rocket that delightfully blurs the lines between bike, moped, and motorcycle.

Production of Zero XE and Zero XB is already underway, with the first affordable electric two-wheelers rolling off the assembly line as we speak. European customers are probably itching to get their hands on one, but the U.S. riders can only watch from afar for now.

A French company made a four-wheeled electric thingy that leans like a motorcycle but has doors that forget your legs exist. It doesn't have a name, but it has our full attention, and a few questions. Is this the wonderfully weird future of city driving? Let's find out.

Is it a bird? A plane? No, it’s the Olto, an electric moped having a hilarious identity crisis. It’s legally a bike (wink, wink) with pedals that are really just footrests, but it’s packed with car-level tech that makes other e-bikes look like toys.

An electric motorcycle from India, the Ultraviolette F77, has landed in Germany with sci-fi looks and a zippy 40 hp. It's got the tech, the style, and a much bigger price tag than back home. Will the Europeans bite?

Remember that brilliant kid who peaked in high school? That's the story of Ola Electric. The Indian scooter darling went from hero to zero with wobbly wheels, shocking financials, and one famously fiery dealership. With industry sharks circling, Ola is trying to fix its scooter saga while launching new bikes. It’s a hot mess.

SONDORS, the e-bike brand famous for its financial acrobatics & "almost-delivery" awards, is back. Storm Sondors is pre-selling the new Meta AT off-roader. Will it be electric dreams or déjà vu nightmares? My advice? Grab some popcorn, 'cause this sequel is gonna be something!

Bakcou, the e-bike folks for hunters, just dropped the Puma X22 SD motorcycle. 22kW peak, 627 lb-ft of torque (yeehaw!), 77mph top speed, and it arrives IN A BOX. Like an IKEA project, but way zippier. For $8,999, you get silent trail-blazing, a reverse gear (genius!), and no more scaring the deer… or your mother-in-law.

DAB Motors & VVT birthed a 3D-printed electric Akira-esque bike for J Balvin that GLOWS. It’s got that hand-aged cool and AI-aided design. More art than commuter, but imagine the entrance you'd make. Limited run coming, so start saving your fashionable pennies for this rideable anime dream!

Tired of EVs costing more than your therapy bills? This ex-Tesla brainiac's new e-motorcycle, the Zeno Emara, is under $1500! It won't outrun a squirrel, but with 62 miles of range, swappable batteries, and the ability to haul 550 lbs, it’s the practical, affordable electric dream you didn't know you needed.

Is Fiat's new TRIS the future of city delivery or just a charmingly Italian three-wheeled oddity? With 12 hp, 56 miles of range, and a top speed that won't scare your grandma, this electric "commercial solution" is either bonkers or brilliant.

Remember those smoky East German scooters? One’s back, all electric and very, very dear! The e-Schwalbe is a gorgeous, but slow-ish head-turner. Not for speed demons, but for style icons wanting a rolling art piece with European bits.

Lit Motors AEV, self-balancing, fully-enclosed e-moto has been cooking longer than a Sunday roast, but it might actually, possibly, perhaps, maybe, finally hit production. With gyroscopes, a 125 mph top speed, a tiny battery, and room for two, it's fighting for the title of the “future of personal transport.”

Royal Enfield's electric Flying Flea bikes are zipping our way early 2026! They're small, they're cute, they're aimed at city folk, and they have a fun name. What about specs? Range? Price? Apparently, that's a surprise! But hey, at least we have a date...ish…

Behold! The Blackout, a motorcycle so quiet it could sneak up on a librarian. With a blistering 15 horsepower and a top speed of 70 mph – perfect for outrunning startled squirrels. It’s blacker than a black cat in a coal mine at midnight, costs just under $12k, and will charge your phone inside its pretend fuel tank. Because priorities.

Škoda's gone all hipster on us with an electric café racer concept! From sensible saloons to this two-wheeled spark plug? They're digging into their 1899 roots, and it's surprisingly swanky. Specs are secret squirrel, but the intent is clear: Škoda might just ditch four wheels for two.

Honda turned a Pokémon into a motorbike. It even pulls faces! No word on top speed, but imagine the school run. Self-balancing too, so no embarrassing driveway spills. My inner child is doing cartwheels, my adult self is just deeply amused. What will they think of next? A Snorlax-shaped campervan? I'd buy it.

Four gears on an electric bike? It's like they thought silent, effortless thrust wasn't fiddly enough. This Indian contraption, the Matter Aera, wants to bring back the mechanical faff. 14 hp and 384 lb-ft of instant torque – that'll wake you up! Is this the future, or just a very clever way to keep your left foot busy?

The future we were promised is peeking over the horizon. An electric air taxi just flew 17 miles and landed at a military airshow. Vertical Aerospace's VX4 is a four-passenger eVTOL wants to be your next Uber. There’s only one catch…

For decades, the flying car has been a joke. But now, Joby Aviation, a company building electric air taxis, is getting serious. With a massive factory expansion and help from the manufacturing geniuses at Toyota, they’re planning to build hundreds of these eVTOLs a year. I’m still skeptical, of course, but for the first time in my life, I'm starting to believe we might actually get to fly over traffic jams.

Is it a boat? A plane? This electric "seaglider" from Regent can’t seem to decide. It starts as a boat, rises onto hydrofoils like a water-strider, and then "flies" just feet above the sea on a cushion of air. It’s a brilliantly confused, 15,000-pound piece of engineering that promises 180 miles of emission-free coastal travel.

A British company built an electric flying machine that looks like a high-tech dragonfly and it actually flew from one field to another without falling apart. The Skyfly Axe, a two-seater eVTOL, made a "historic" 10-mile journey, thrilling its pilot with its quietness and gentle ride. Am I sold? Not yet, but my inner child is starting to get dangerously excited.

Tired of electric vehicle fantasies that never leave the drawing board? Meet the VoltAero Cassio 330. It’s an electric-hybrid plane with a secret weapon: a Kawasaki motorcycle engine. It's a surprisingly practical step towards quieter, cheaper flight. This isn't just another CGI dream; it's the Chevy Volt of the skies, and it might actually work.

Republic Airways dips its toes into electric aviation with Beta Technologies' ALIA CTOL. This whisper-quiet electric bird, with its 387-mile range and sub-hour charging, promises to revolutionize regional travel. Five passengers and a pilot, gliding silently through the skies, all thanks to a "Charge Cube." What could possibly go wrong?

Ever wished your commute involved less traffic and more flying? Wisk Aero thinks so too! They're launching self-driving air taxis in Miami and Japan, promising silent, electric sky-hops. Just try not to think about the lack of a pilot. What could go wrong?

Have you ever looked at the sky and thought, "I'd rather be up there"? An Israeli startup and a delightfully bonkers German engineering firm have teamed up to build the AIR One, a $150,000 personal eVTOL. With folding wings for easy storage, it's the sci-fi dream you can actually buy. The first batch is sold out, proving that humanity's desire to escape traffic jams knows no bounds.

Your electric car is cute, but does it fly? Didn't think so. Meet the Kuickwheel Skyrider X6, a $69,000 electric trike that transforms into a personal drone to hop over traffic. It's slightly bonkers, wonderfully clever, and probably the most fun you can have without leaving the planet.

Remember all those promises of flying cars? Well, stop remembering and start saving. For about the price of a Porsche, China's GAC will sell you a two-seat, self-flying electric pod. You just sit there and try not to spill your coffee as it whisks you away. The future isn't coming; it's here, it's electric, and it's slightly terrifying in the most wonderful way.

Another week, another flying car announcement from China! This time it’s from automaker Chery, and they say we’ll see their new eVTOL this October. Is it just another pie-in-the-sky promise? Maybe. But with a 50-mile test flight already done and plans to use electric car parts to keep costs down, this feels different. My inner child is already picking out a landing spot in the backyard.

Archer's Midnight eVTOL, the five-seat electric air taxi of our dreams, has finally flown with a pilot! The only catch? This marvel of Vertical Take-Off and Landing technology took off from a runway. Like a regular plane. While they say it was to test the landing gear, I say it's because even futuristic machines need to learn to walk before they can run.

Electric planes in NYC! BETA Technologies flew their ALIA CTOL into JFK with actual passengers. 50ft wingspan, 287-mile range, carries 5 plus pilot, and sips electrons for just $18/hr. Is this the future, or just a fancy way to scare pigeons quietly?

Fancy a lift, guv'nor? Britain's got a new flying taxi, the VX4, that's gone from a Bristol boffin's dream to actually cruising the Cotswolds! Carries 4, hits 150 mph, and promises a 100-mile hop. The government's even thrown in $25 million to make these electric sky-hoppers a thing by 2028. My inner skeptic is doing aerial acrobatics!

Horizon Aircraft's Cavorite X7 uses fans in the wings to take off vertically, then flies like a normal plane. It even charges its batteries mid-flight using a gas turbine. So, you burn dinosaurs to get a clean landing. It's like having your cake and eating it, while also setting fire to a bit of the bakery.

For the 2028 Olympics, the chosen few shall ascend to the heavens (or at least a few thousand feet) in electric sky taxis! While you're stuck in gridlock, VIPs, athletes, and anyone with a fat wallet will be zipping overhead in Archer's Midnight eVTOL.

UrbanLink nearly doubled their order of electric 'seagliders' from REGENT Craft. These bathtubs-with-wings aim to skim across the water at 180mph, carrying 12 souls. Perfect for bypassing Miami traffic, assuming you don't mind flying low over the ocean. Price? Power? A mystery! But avoiding rush hour gridlock? Priceless.

What rush hour? This bloke's building a CAR that FLIES. Next stop: soaring over traffic jams. The inventor? A cross between a rocket scientist and someone who's clearly had one too many espressos. Things are about to get airborne... literally.

Flying motorbike? Because two wheels of terror weren't enough! This "superbike for the skies" claims to be lighter than my last questionable takeaway. Jet-powered Stormtrooper shenanigans – what could possibly go wrong?

London startup AltoVolo promises a 1,600-hp flying three-seater that's quieter than your mother-in-law's whisper and can travel further than your last disastrous road trip. Intrigued? Sure. Skeptical? You bet!

Joby's S4 did the impossible! First piloted eVTOL to morph from helicopter takeoff to airplane flight using tilting rotors! Dubai, get ready for electric air taxis!

Whisper Aero? More like "Barely Audible" Aero! These clever clogs went from building a leaf blower that whispers to foliage to sticking their silent tech in a glider. Next up: a 100-seat electric jet that won't wake the neighbors. Finally, peace in the skies!

Forget yellow cabs! Soon, New Yorkers will be hailing electric whirlybirds. Imagine skipping the gridlock and arriving at JFK quicker than you can say "congestion charge." Just hope the pilot's had his Weetabix.

Austrians strapped six spinning barrels to a thing and called it an aircraft. It flew! Looked like a tipsy washing machine taking off. Top speed? About as fast as my Zimmer frame on a downhill slope. But at least it's different!

Fancy a $330k pilotless joyride? China says "hang on!" EHang's electric sky-pods are cleared for takeoff. Just try not to think about the error messages at 1,000 feet. What could possibly go wrong?

Jetson's ONE: a flying lawnmower for the rich and brave. Or, maybe, the rich and slightly insane. Twenty minutes of flight time? That's enough to get to the hospital if something goes wrong. And trust me, it might.

Hydrogen earrings? Yeah, this plane’s got ‘em. Six tanks, electric jet turbines, and enough power to make your hair do a jig at 26,000 feet. Plus, it’s quieter than your mother-in-law’s whisper.

Electra EL9 might be a plane that takes off slower than my morning coffee, but it's got $9 billion in pre-orders! Turns out, slow and quiet is the new fast and loud.

Traffic got you down? Joby's flying taxis will whisk you to the airport in minutes! Forget road rage, say hello to sky-high speeds. Prepare for a commute that's more 'whoosh' than 'ugh'!

Giant blimp lands anywhere! Cargo? People? No problem! This hovercraft-airship is changing the game, maybe.