Most motorbike aficionados think of Tacita as a manufacturer of high-end off-road motorcycles, but the Italian company is set to expand its market share with the introduction of a T-Cruise, an electric motorcycle that is designed specifically for traditional urban use.
This particular electric cruiser motorcycle, set to be introduced to the public at AIMExpo 2017 in Ohio, is set to be equipped with a battery pack capable of churning out up to 27 kilowatt-hours, allowing the bike's riders to enjoy a range of as much as 270 km.
With a five-speed gearbox, two engine settings and its estimated range, this electric motorcycle is squarely targeted in the direction of urban motorbike users looking for a safe and high-performance two-wheeler, rather than off-road adrenaline junkies.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Urbanized Electric Motorcycles
- The trend of urbanized electric motorcycles presents an opportunity for manufacturers to cater to city-dwelling riders with high-performance and environmentally friendly vehicles.
- High-end Off-road Motorcycles
- The trend of high-end off-road motorcycles offers an opportunity for manufacturers to create powerful and advanced bikes for outdoor enthusiasts.
- Electric Cruiser Motorcycles
- The trend of electric cruiser motorcycles provides an opportunity for manufacturers to offer a combination of style, comfort, and eco-friendliness for urban riders.
Sectors Adopting This
- Motorcycle Manufacturing
- This industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by focusing on the production of urbanized electric motorcycles to meet the demand of city-dwelling riders.
- Battery Technology
- This industry can seize disruptive innovation opportunities by developing more efficient and powerful batteries to enhance the performance and range of electric motorcycles.
- Urban Transportation
- The urban transportation industry can capitalize on disruptive innovation opportunities presented by the trend of electric cruiser motorcycles to provide eco-friendly and efficient options for city commuters.
