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2020 ENERGICA EVA RIBELLE FIRST LOOK: 250-MILE RANGE ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE

2020 ENERGICA EVA RIBELLE FIRST LOOK: 250-MILE RANGE ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE

Posted on November 11, 2019November 25, 2019 By Jarvis

With the 2020 Energica Eva Ribelle, we are starting to see some serious range numbers and short charge times from an electric motorcycle. According to Energica, the Ribelle can go 250 miles in the city on a single charge—an astounding claim. Even the 112 miles in rural areas is impressive. These numbers are up 60 percent from last year. Energica claims that “all range testing [is] carried out in real-world conditions on actual road surfaces.”
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