This just in from Maeving Electric Motorcycles from Coventry UK.
“We are delighted to unveil the Maeving RM1S, the latest milestone in our story, bringing the joy and freedom of motorcycling to those who want to take the best of yesterday on tomorrow’s journey.
Retaining the same first principles and design language that made the Maeving RM1 so popular, this new model has more than twice the power, and by achieving highway speeds, it brings emissions-free riding to those whose journeys extend beyond the urban landscape.”
NEW BATTERY TECHNOLOGY
With 30% more capacity, and the ability to charge onboard or
remove for in-home charging
Specs
| TOP SPEED | 65 MPH |
| RANGE | UP TO 80 MILES |
| MOTOR | 7kW, 10.5kW PEAK |
| BATTERIES | 2 x 2.7kWh |
| CHARGING TIME | 0-100% UNDER 4 HOURS |
| LICENCE | CBT |
The motor of the Maeving RM1S offers impressive acceleration with a continuous rated power of 7kW (9.4hp) and 10.5kW peak power (for shorter bursts of acceleration). This is more than twice as powerful as the motor on the Maeving RM1 model.
The Maeving RM1S has a real-world range of 60-80 miles, depending on your average speed.
Typical city riding delivers the highest range figures whereas riding continuously at high speeds will drain the batteries faster.
Please note: many factors can impact the actual range, such as rider weight, weather, road conditions and topography, and driving behaviour.
Pre orders can be made now. £7495
Colour options: Gilbert, Harlequin, Vincent, Sunset, Maeving Blue, Blackout, Silver, White, Grey, Green & Sand.
We’ve referenced the tricolour blend popular among the racing liveries of the world rally championships in the 80s and 90s. The distinctive sky blue owes its origins to the British motorcycles that became immensely popular in the US at the start of the swinging 60s; namely the Triumph T120 Bonneville released at the beginning of the decade.
With ‘Maeving’ in white against blue and red shards, this design subtly nods to our British heritage. A tribute to a nation rich in motorcycle design and innovation. Reflecting Britain’s diverse culture and interests, Harlequin resonates with our vision to transform motorcycling into an inclusive pursuit that brings joy to all.
Inspired by the Vincent Black Shadow, the world’s first superbike, this black and gold scheme references one of the most beautiful British motorcycles of all time. The Black Shadow embodies two values we consider essential to motorcycle design: beauty and innovation.
City riding has its own magic to it, the discovery that comes with exploring the urban landscape and feeling the buzz of people outside pubs and restaurants in the evening. This paint scheme, reminiscent of a city sunset, conjures up the feeling of riding through town on a summer’s evening.
With the new four tank colour designs and increased power output and range, the RM1S is looking to be the standard for electric motorcycles for shorter distances and urban rides. With a price tag that will also appeal to many entry level riders too.
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