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2020 NEWRON EV-1 FIRST LOOK: WOOD, LEATHER, AND ELECTRICITY

2020 NEWRON EV-1 FIRST LOOK: WOOD, LEATHER, AND ELECTRICITY

Posted on December 15, 2019December 15, 2019 By Jarvis

Yes, we know that anyone with a design program can sit at the computer and create a rendering of a motorcycle. However, Newron Motors CEO Sébastien Mahut does have a track record of building real-life motorcycles, and intends to build 12 examples of the 2020 Newron EV-1.

Mahut got started in the electric motorcycle world in 2009 when he put batteries and an electric motor in an Aprilia Futura chassis. Although its top speed was less than 70 mph and the range less than 40 miles, it was a start.
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