Honda has launched the WN7, its first full size electric motorcycle and the room feels different now. No more waiting for concepts or teasers – this is real, priced at £12,999 in the UK (about $17,700 in the US) and will be in production by the end of the year at Honda’s Atessa plant in Italy.
Honda is entering the electric motorcycle market with a machine that’s been turning heads since its debut at EICMA 2024. The EV Fun Concept, a mid-sized naked roadster, will hit the market in 2025 and is Honda’s first full-sized electric motorcycle. After testing across European roads, Honda has released images of the bike in action and it’s clear they’re aiming to make riders feel connected.
BMW Motorrad is known for its showstoppers and the Vision CE, unveiled ahead of the IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich, is no exception. This electric scooter combines safety, accessibility and a radical vision of urban mobility into something that looks like it’s straight out of a sci-fi movie. Why? It has a protective cage, a seatbelt and a self-balancing mechanism.
BMW’s motorcycles roar with precision and power, but their latest creation doesn’t hit the road—it brews your morning coffee. Meet the Big Coffee Boxer, an espresso machine built from the actual 1802cc two-cylinder boxer engine of the BMW R 18 motorcycle. Limited to just 80 units, this $9,185 beauty combines German engineering with Italian coffee expertise, courtesy of ECM Espresso Coffee Machines Manufacture GmbH.
Most bikes lean hard into turns, riders practically kissing the ground to stay in control. But in South Australia, mechanic Kent James Shillitoe has built something that defies this familiar scene. His creation, the Kejashi tilt-wing motorcycle, doesn’t just bend the rules of two-wheeled physics – it tears them apart and builds something new. This thing, with its weird steering and a wing that tilts like a bird in flight, is going to change how motorcycles corner.
Honda has done the impossible, merging the world of Pokémon with real world engineering to create a motorcycle that’s as much a creature as it is a machine. Unveiled at Japan’s Suzuka Circuit, the Koraidon motorcycle, based on the legendary dragon from Pokémon Scarlet, is no longer just a static display.
Photo credit: Maxwell Hazan
Maxwell Hazan, a Los Angeles-based auto enthusiast, has created something incredible: a motorcycle with a Ferrari F355 V8 engine. The HF355 is a marriage of engineering and madness, combining the brute force of a supercar with the lean agility of a two-wheeler.
BMW Motorrad has a special talent for building motorcycles that combine precision engineering with a unique look and the new R 1300 R “Titan” takes it to the extreme. Designed for sprint racing, the Titan is a stripped down, nitrous powered monster that’s as beautiful to look at as it is to ride.
The Wuyang-Honda E-VO isn’t your typical Honda ride. Born from a team-up with Guangzhou Motorcycle Group’s Wuyang, this cafe racer-styled electric bike is built for China’s jam-packed city streets, not a worldwide tour—at least not yet. Unveiled at Beijing’s Shougang Park with a slogan of “Electric Motor and Intelligent Driving,” the E-VO mixes retro cool with modern electric zip.
