Honda has presented its EV Outlier concept at the EICMA motorcycle show in Milan, Italy. The machine offers a look at the company's design direction for electric two-wheelers beyond 2030.
This concept moves away from traditional motorcycle architecture. It uses electric motors integrated into both wheels to provide all-wheel drive. The battery is housed in a large central body, while the rider sits in a low position behind it. A bucket-style backrest supports the rider during acceleration and allows for hip movement during cornering.
Instead of conventional mirrors, the bike uses cameras. A wide digital cockpit displays information such as lean angle, riding modes, and real-time torque for both wheels. Honda has not announced plans to put the EV Outlier into production. It remains a study of how electric powertrains allow for greater design flexibility compared to internal combustion engines.
There is no information regarding a potential launch in Nepal, and the company has not announced a price for this concept.
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