The Dutch government is playing a hilarious game of "let's crush electric motorcycle dreams" with a new tax. Because saving the planet is just way too mainstream, right?

Yadea just dropped a bombshell - electric scooters powered by sodium-ion batteries! Yes, you heard right, sodium! As in the stuff we sprinkle on our French fries. Who knew it could power a scooter?

This electric dirt bike has a 4-speed manual transmission. Wait a minute… What?! Oh yeah. And it has more surprises hiding in its swanky frame - plus it actually is quite affordable. Have I already found the best electric scrambler of 2025?

Remember ONYX? They're back, baby! And their new electric moped? 55+ mph, y'all! But don't worry, it's got pedals too. You know, just in case you want to get a little exercise while breaking the sound barrier.

Yamaha's Y/AI concept motorcycle is so wild, it makes Evel Knievel look like a timid snail. It's like a cross between a stealth fighter and a praying mantis, with glowing wheels.

The Dust Moto Hightail packs 485 lb-ft of torque – more than some muscle cars! With a removable battery and a top speed of 75 mph, this made-in-America e-moto will have you grinning like a possum eating a sweet potato.

This, my friends, is the Land Moto Super District. And yes, it's as extra as the name suggests. This limited-edition electric motorcycle hails from Cleveland, Ohio, and it's basically the rebellious teenager of the electric motorcycle world. It's got the looks, the attitude, and apparently, the performance to match.

Dealerships are like the middle school dance of the automotive world – awkward, sometimes painful, but necessary for getting to the good stuff. But let's face it, nobody actually enjoys the dealership experience.

Can-Am's back in the motorcycle game! And this time, they're bringing the electric shock. With the Pulse and Origin, they're hoping to win over riders with sleek design, sporty performance, and a promise of zero-emissions fun. But with a limited range and a hefty price tag, will these bikes be enough to electrify the market?

Ola's new e-scooters are cheaper than a weekend in Vegas! But can they deliver on their promises? Join me as I take a closer look at these budget-friendly electric marvels.

Honda's CUV e: electric scooter is like that reliable old friend who always shows up on time with a sensible casserole. No drama, just good old-fashioned dependability with a side of eco-friendliness.

This thing is anything BUT boring! It's got all the bells and whistles you'd expect from a high-end dirt bike plus, it's super easy to ride. So whether you're a beginner or an expert, the Husqvarna Pioneer is a great option for anyone who wants to experience the thrill of electric dirt biking.

This French electric motorcycle looks like it's been beamed straight out of a 1980s sci-fi flick. With a headlight that could double as a satellite dish and weird glowing circles that seem strategically placed to take out your ankles, it's a bizarre, futuristic, and slightly ridiculous creation. But at least it's entertaining.

Damon Motorcycles is still chasing that 200 mph dream, but hey, at least they're on the Nasdaq now! With $100 million in reservations and promises of futuristic tech, they're either onto something big or just really good at marketing.

Ever wished your electric motorcycle could go farther on a single charge? Well, your wish came true, because someone's gone and poked a giant hole in one! Yep, It's like a donut...but faster. And electric. Don't worry, I'll explain...

Honda's EV Fun Concept is finally here! It's a sleek electric motorcycle with a 62-mile range and a name that's actually accurate. But seriously, this thing looks pretty darn fun.

Harley's LiveWire goes rogue with electric maxi-scooters! Pastel colors? Check. Enough torque to embarrass a sports car? Check. Range that's perfect for city slickers and suburbanites? Check. Looks like someone's having a midlife crisis, but in the best way possible.

Fiat 500e goes TWO-WHEELED?! Platum + Pininfarina = cutest e-scooter EVER. 50 mph, 70-mile range...and did I mention it's ADORABLE?

Royal Enfield's "Flying Flea" - an electric motorcycle that looks like it was designed by a committee of steampunk enthusiasts and retro-futuristic AI. Will it be a bold leap forward or a mid-air mishap?

Fuell promised a futuristic electric motorcycle with a 150-mile range, but it seems their financial engine sputtered out before they even left the starting line. It's a shame, really, because the Fllow (yes, that's its name) looked pretty darn cool.