The Teenage Engineering of motorcycles - exposed skeleton design with central beam clamp for accessories. Restructuring post-bankruptcy
CAKE reimagines electric mobility from a clean slate, optimizing for the electric drivetrain rather than imitating combustion motorcycles. Their mantra 'light, quiet, and clean' drives every design decision, creating featherweight machines with exceptional power-to-weight ratios that combine Swedish minimalism with industrial utility.
Signature$9,470
The next level in lightweight electric off-road motorcycles. 16kW peak power, 456Nm torque at only 89kg - built for unlimited riding possibilities.
Signature$14,000
The original platform that started it all. At just 69kg with Ohlins suspension, the Kalk OR redefined what a lightweight off-road electric motorcycle could be.
Signature$5,900
A workbench on wheels with integrated power station. Modular uni-bar frame accepts over 1,000 accessory combinations for commuting, work, or adventure.
$6,730
Built for business fleets with heavy-duty carriers and battery outlets to power drills, welding machines, and electronic devices on the go.
Signature$3,800
The ultimate urban commuter. Lightweight 154 lbs, nimble, and street legal - designed for city navigation with customizable accessories.
$4,200
Limited edition collaboration with Polestar featuring signature sky blue color, Ohlins rear shock, and slim LED headlight.
🇧🇪 BE · $2,000-$3,500
Cowboy embodies intelligent reduction to essentials, creating e-bikes that are beautifully minimal yet packed with hidden technology. Their design ethos combines Belgian design heritage with seamless smart connectivity, resulting in clean-lined bikes where every element serves a purpose and the technology is invisible until needed.
🇳🇱 NL · $2,000-$4,000
VanMoof creates city bikes designed for total harmony between rider and road, combining purist design with integrated smart technology. Their philosophy places function and form on equal footing, viewing each bike as 'a thing of simple, functional elegance - deliberately and carefully designed to be both beautiful and practical.'
🇺🇸 US · $1,500-$3,000
Vvolt rejects traditional bicycle design orthodoxy, eliminating derailleurs and chains entirely in favor of carbon belt drives and internal gear hubs. Founded by Kyle Ranson in Portland in 2019, the brand applies a Braun-like philosophy of 'visual silence' where premium components serve function without visual clutter, creating e-bikes that are lightweight, low-maintenance, and engineered for urban mobility.
🇩🇪 DE · $3,000-$5,000
Lemmo combines European design sensibility with cutting-edge digital integration, pioneering the 'E+Bike' concept that separates bike frame from electric components. Their design focuses on seamless aluminum frames without visible welds, modular smart technology, and the philosophy that a bike should function beautifully in both electric and traditional modes.
🇬🇧 GB · $99-$799
Nothing celebrates the beauty of raw technology through radical transparency, revealing internal components as visual elements rather than hiding them. Founded by Carl Pei in partnership with Teenage Engineering, the brand removes barriers between people and technology by stripping away the superficial and focusing on what adds true value. Their Glyph Interface and transparent designs challenge fundamental assumptions about premium product aesthetics.
🇬🇧 GB · $1,500-$4,000
Brompton embodies urban freedom through ingenious engineering, transforming a full-function bicycle into a compact, self-locking package in under 20 seconds. Founded on Andrew Ritchie's 1975 vision, every bike is hand-brazed in London with tolerances of +-0.2mm - one tenth the industry standard. The modular design has remained fundamentally unchanged for 50 years, refined by continuous improvement rather than reinvention.