Electric scooters and motorcycles take all shapes and sizes. If before these electric-powered two-wheelers were seen as nothing more than soulless appliances meant to shuttle you from A to B in a boring way, this is clearly no longer the case. On one end of the spectrum, we have performance machines like those from Energica and Zero. Meanwhile, the other end of the spectrum is filled with stylish lifestyle machines.
The new Eysing PF40, a low-speed electric motorcycle designed in collaboration with legendary Italian design house Pininfarina, clearly falls into the latter. First of all, it’s technically categorized as a moped, although it doesn’t have physical pedals. As such, let’s just call it a low-speed electric motorcycle, and while its performance figures aren’t really anything to write home about, its styling certainly is. Nevertheless, it’s powered by a hub-mounted motor churning out 1.5 kilowatts, and comes in two versions with top speeds limited to 15.5 miles per hour and 28 miles per hour.
