What Makes Verge’s TS Ultra an Exceptional Electric Motorcycle

At CES 2024, our team got to learn more about the Verge TS Ultra, a motorcycle revolutionizing electric motorcycles with its unique design and exceptional performance. Its rear wheel houses the motor, allowing for a larger battery pack and reducing moving parts. This bike boasts an impressive 1200 Nm torque from its integrated rim motor, ensuring an unmatched riding experience. Designed for one rider, it features optimized air flow and a focus on both performance and aesthetics.
The TS Ultra is equipped with the cutting-edge Starmatter Vision system and a CCS charging port for rapid charging, achieving 80% battery in just 25 minutes. It has a range of up to 375 km. The bike's large battery is strategically placed for balance and stability.
The onboard Starmatter software provides regular updates wirelessly, enhancing the bike's features over time. Riders can customize their experience through various ride modes and controls on the Human Machine Interface. Safety is a top priority, with advanced traction control, ABS, and customizable settings. Maintenance is minimal due to the reduced number of moving parts, and the bike offers convenient mobile service options.
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[@daveshoraceway]

Hats off to Verge for this insane design ~ cheers from the USA ~ Harley World

[@isaacgraff8288]

I want one.

[@kancelas]

A monthly subscription based battery for ALL vehicles is incoming in the next 5-10 years.

[@RamJamSky]

Nah… assuming you mean battery packs that include the battery management system… this is a competitive advantage for individual companies… unless one company licenses it to other companies, this will not happen

[@eilois]

go to India and south east asia, secure funding and subsidies from government to produce it locally.

[@NishanCasseem]

What if e-bike manufactures start shipping them with their own helmets, with a HUD, all the safety features, and more 🤔

[@northshorepressurewashing]

Those handlebars and front end setup doesn’t look like an appealing design

[@Iseenoobpeoples]

Doesn't make sense whatsoever, 1200N/m and I looked at their website power is only 150kW, that mean the back wheels spin at only 900RPM. I would bet torque is around 350N/m to be consistent with similar electric machines. You have Engineering in your channel name and yet you post this no questions asked, that's sad.

[@ninounino4552]

44k ?!!! for this toy , electric car and bikes should be sold less than gas ones , this proves that they dont care about the environement

[@VLuee]

They want us to go electric for five times the price. Smh

[@TChalla007]

@@VLuee Mo, you guys want the newest and expensive EV and Camry prices. There are affordable car and bikes, you're just not interested in them. Just like when women say, where are all the good men, good men are out there they just don't want them.

[@RobDaKid87]

​@TChalla007 My Honda Rebel 1100 was 8k. I love it. Haven't found any bike even close to 40k worth it's price. Most of them don't even have cruise control, which I do.

[@KentBuchla]

None of what you tried to convey makes any sense.