Ashland, Oregon-based Brammo recently debuted a new electric motorcycle that travels about 80 miles on a single charge.
The 324-pound Enertia Plus uses a 6.0 kWh Lithium-Ion battery and travels twice as far as its predecessor. Improvements include a simplified charger and better maneuverability.
The sticker price is around $9K – fairly inexpensive for the latest in EV energy storage technology. It is also eligible for all applicable Federal and State EV tax incentives; Oregonians can subtract $1,869 from the price thanks to these tax incentives. Though not delivered until 2011, the Enertia Plus can be pre-ordered now on Brammo.com.
The 2011 Enertia Plus will be revealed at the 68th EICMA in Milan, Italy Nov 2nd – 7th. Also on display at EICMA will be the recently announced 2011 Empulse together with the Enertia TTR and Empulse RR race bikes. After EICMA the Brammo electric motorcycles will travel to China for the 57th Macau Grand Prix Nov. 18th – 21st.
