The Electric Motorcycle With The Most Horsepower
The most exciting aspect of an electric motorcycle has to be the instant torque delivery. Yet we seldom praise the power of certain high-performance electric bikes. After all, it is challenging for EVs to maintain their peak power for an extended period due to restrictions like heat generation. In simpler terms, electric bikes lose heat much quicker than their ICE counterparts. This is why there is a steep reduction in the performance and top speed figures of certain EVs after running a few laps on the racetrack. It’s a safety mechanism to protect the electrical systems.
However, the electric motorcycle with the highest horsepower rating in 2025 impresses by packing insane numbers, and a promise of sustained performance output even after long riding hours. We have come across a few electric motorcycles that claim to produce as much horsepower (and even more) as this radical EV, such as the Damon HyperSport and the Lightning LS-218. But sadly, those have not materialized beyond the spec sheet and show up in the real-world. In comparions, this creation from Verge Motorcycles is production-ready and ready for deliveries. A “less powerful” version of the same has also broken a Guinness World Record.
The information compiled in this article was sourced from the respective manufacturer’s website and pressroom to ensure accuracy. It is worth noting that we have narrowed down the bike in this article by taking into account the availability, reliability, and assurance of being materialized beyond renderings and spec-sheet data.
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The Verge TS Ultra Is The Most Powerful Electric Motorcycle Today
Power: 200 HP
With a claimed 200 horsepower, this motorcycle is a wild treat. And the torque rating stands at 885 pound-feet. Its grin-worthy performance figures, coupled with an impressively lightweight packaging, give this EV a power-to-weight ratio unlike any other battery-powered bike. Now, we all know the biggest enemy of a performance electric bike is the weight of its dense battery pack. For improved performance, you require more cells, which makes the device bulkier. However, Verge has managed to strike a clever and bold balance between performance and weight.
This formula has also helped it squeeze out more riding range. The result of all this wizardry is a 0-60 time of 2.5 seconds and a restricted top speed of 124 mph. Yes, the top speed is gravely low for a 200-horsepower motorcycle. But remember the loss of power among EVs that we mentioned above? Yes, Verge had to make this compromise for sustained performance and better endurance at triple-digit speeds.
The Secret To Its Performance Lies “In” Its Rear Wheel
The magic formula that enables Verge to provide us with an electric bike that boasts high power and torque ratings is its radical powertrain. Unlike “normal” EVs, the TS Ultra has its electric motor integrated into the rear hubless wheel. This clever yet complex setup helps eliminate many connecting components, such as a belt drive or chain drive system, which would otherwise result in performance loss at the wheel.
The powertrain setup involves electromagnets on both sides of the rear wheel’s interior that repel when electricity is passed through the enclosure. This system works similarly to a maglev train. The result is a direct drive system with little to no frictional loss of performance at the wheel.
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Electric Motor |
Hub-mounted Permanent Magnet Three-Phase AC Motor |
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Battery Pack |
21.8 kWh Li-Ion Battery Pack |
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Torque |
885 LB-FT |
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Transmission |
Clutchless Direct Drive |
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0-60 MPH |
2.5 seconds |
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Top Speed |
124 MPH (Restricted) |
The TS Ultra Is An E-Motorcycle That Squashes Range Anxiety
Claimed Maximum Range: 233 Miles
The Verge TS Ultra features one of the largest battery packs in the industry: a 21.8 kWh Li-Ion unit. This is made possible by the freed-up space from the “normal” battery mounting point. That has enabled the TS Ultra to achieve a maximum riding range of 233 miles in the city. Go to the highway, and the claimed figure drops to 134 miles. Verge has also made efforts to make “range anxiety” sound irrelevant and not something to get tensed about.
The TS Ultra offers fast charging capabilities, reaching 80 percent in just 25 minutes, using a CCS Combo connector and a DC fast charger. Level-two charging at home takes up to five hours. Making life easier for prospective TS Ultra owners is its clever integration of Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) port. This unlocks the ~15,000 Tesla charging ports across America for this 200-horsepower electric bike, which means you don’t have to think twice before twisting the throttle for some fun.
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Weight-Saver Underpinnings And Delightful Hardware
Brembo Stylemas And The Luxury Of Choosing The Suspension Setup
The TS Ultra is underpinned by lightweight materials, which help maximize performance and efficiency. The chassis is a lightweight aluminum monocoque that houses the battery pack and aids in providing stability and ridigity. Suspension duties are taken care of by superior hardware from either Wilbers or Ohlins. You get the luxury of choosing one. The front features inverted forks, and the rear has a monoshock; both are fully adjustable.
The braking setup features dual Brembo Stylema calipers, coupled to 320 mm discs at the front. Outback, a single caliper coupled to a unique 380 mm peripheral disc is present. The 240-section rear tire is the widest option among series production bikes today. That’s as thick as the rear tire on the Triumph Rocket 3 Storm.
Hardware Specs
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Chassis |
Monocoque |
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Front Suspension And Travel |
Fully Adjustable Inverted Forks With 4.72 inches Of Travel |
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Rear Suspension And Travel |
Fully Adjustable Monoshock With 4.17 inches Of Travel |
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Front Brakes |
Double 320 mm Galfer Discs Coupled To Dual 4-Piston Calipers |
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Rear Brakes |
380 mm Galfer Disc Coupled To A 4-piston Rear Caliper |
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Front Tire Size |
120/70 R17 (58W) |
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Rear Tire Size |
240/45 R17 (82W) |
Radical Design With Strong Sci-Fi Vibes
Akin To An Exotic Power Cruiser From The ICE World
The TS Ultra sure looks cool with its Tron-styled layout. The hubless rear wheel significantly contributes to its head-turner appeal. Upon closer examination, especially from the side, the design embodies the essence of a power cruiser, featuring a tall and wide handlebar and slightly rear-set footpegs. The stretched-out wheelbase also elevates its appeal. You won’t be wrong to call this a worthy electric counterpart to the exotic Ducati Diavel V4.
A notable visual aspect of the TS Ultra is that it’s both edgy and muscular, thanks to its beefed-up yet sharp body panels throughout, including the pseudo-fuel tank. The headlamp assembly is two LEDs stacked on top of each other, for a distinctive front fascia design. The new TS Ultra is available in seven colors, offered in both glossy and matte finishes.
Dimensions
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Wheelbase |
60.63 inches |
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Seat Height |
30.71 inches |
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Ground Clearance |
5.9 inches |
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Curb Weight |
540 pounds |
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Length |
86.50 inches |
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Width |
35.24 inches |
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Height |
44.41 inches |
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Rake |
20.5 degrees |
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Praise-Worthy Technology Features
Two TFT Screens And AI Integration
Technology features are jam-packed on the TS Ultra. It features two TFT displays: one on the tank (a massive 8-inch screen) and another positioned between the handlebars, in the standard location. The central display is a vertical screen used to access features such as ride controls and modes, as well as assistive features like traction control, cruise control, ABS setting, and four riding modes. Comfort and assistance go hand in hand with features like heated grips, rearview camera, and blind spot assistance, to name a few.
The handlebar-mounted display is a new addition introduced as part of the 2024 model year update. This is the window to the TS Ultra’s crowning suite of electronic features, called “Starmatter.” This bundle packs an advanced set of features, including AI integration. The software uses sensor technology, AI, and a human-machine interface to curate a personalized interactive experience for the rider.
The TS Ultra also features Starmatter Vision, which comprises six cameras mounted around the bike for a 360-degree view. Couple the cameras with their front and rear radars, and the most powerful electric motorcycle today also flaunts features like collision warning and lane change assist. With these top-spec features, integrating ARAS also seems to be plausible in the next update.
Notable Technology Features
- Cellular connection, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth
- Hidden under-seat storage with USB-C port
- Six cameras mounted around the motorcycle
- Two high-resolution radars at the front and rear
- Four Ride Modes (Range, Zen, Beast, and Custom)
- Large 8-inch tank-mounted vertical touchscreen display
- Dedicated side camera view on the handlebar-mounted Starmatter TFT when changing lanes
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