The product of DesignWerk in Winterthur, Switzerland, the Zerotracer is a fully enclosed electric motorbike with Kevlar body, derived from the F1 and IndyCar construction. The zero emission electric motorbike is designed to take part in first-ever "around the world in 80 days" electric vehicle race that will be organized by SolarTaxi veteran, Louis Palmer.
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Zerotracer has been developed as petroleum free answer to move two people quietly and efficiently in a fully enclosed body. The motorbike is to travel 30,000km across 20 countries in 80 days without a wee bit of emission. Capable of deriving 450km on a single charge, the bike has a top speed of 250km/h and sprint from 0-100km/h is achieved in 4.5 seconds.
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Via: Evworld / Irishbikerforum
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