Motorcycle manufacturers are gradually embracing electrification. Triumph unveiled its first battery-powered all-electric motorbike, the TE-1, earlier this year, and Ducati is set to participate in MotoE. However, the variety of electric bikes on the market remains restricted. While there are plenty of standard, sport, and off-road alternatives available, there are but a few options for all-terrain adventure bike aficionados—until now.
OX Motorcycles, a Spanish business, has now revealed the Patagonia, a rugged and adventurous electric motorcycle. It's unquestionably one of the more fashionable alternatives for anybody searching for a flexible e-motorcycle, and is based on the Spanish company's initial model, the OX One, and shares the majority of the performance platform of that $5,400 bike. A rear-mounted 11kW hub motor is coupled to a portable 72-volt battery pack, which powers the bike. According to OX, the bike can attain a top speed of 68 miles per hour with. What's quite disappointing, though, is a range of only 62 miles. Surely, an adventure bike should be able to go longer distances, right?
