The future of riding is here…and it’s electric!

With the arrival of 2025, turning electric seems to be the new way forward. So, if you just so happen to be looking at making the switch and the benefits charge you up - here are 10 electric motorcycles worth looking at!

2025 Can-Am Origin

Charge Time	Power	Seat Height	Weight	Price
5.15 Hours	47hp	865mm	187kg	£15,399

Starting off strong in number ten we have the Can-Am Origin. 

With a range of up to 90 miles and a quick and efficient charging time of 20% to 80%, a mode three charger is accessible in the comfort of your own home. The standard charge time will be around 5 hours, whereas the fast charge time is only an hour and a half.  

The Can-Am Origin picks up speeds of up to 60mph in just 4.3 seconds with a top speed of 80mph (so you’ve got an agile ride in this one). It's also a versatile bike with on and off-road capabilities, meaning it’s up for the casual weekly commute and all the adventures in between.  

In terms of tech, you will find Apple CarPlay and BRP GO!, which allow you to locate charging stations, music, and the latest information on your bike all via the TFT screen. It also features active and passive regen technology, which puts small power boosts back into the battery as you ride, reverse technology, and six different drive modes. It’s safe to say the list goes on, but I'll stop there.  

If the Can-Am Origin tempts you, then you’re looking at the price tag of £15,399, but for a great-looking bike equipped with all of this tech and spec, I’d say it’s definitely money well spent.  

• Fast charge option and accessible at home 
• Lightweight 
• Good tech and spec - Apple Car play & TFT screen 
• Stylish design

• Long charge time with standard charger
• More premium option, therefore pricier

2025 Zero FX

Charge Time	Power	Seat Height	Weight	Price
9 Hours	44hp	881mm	133kg	£12,300

Next in at number nine and built on the rugged off-road heritage is the Zero FX. This bike is ready for any adventure with its ability to change performance profiles at your fingertips.

It's got a range of up to 102 miles in the city, with top speeds of 85 miles per hour. No need to worry about charging at a public charging station; this bike can be charged by one simple household outlet, and if you want to cut charge times even further - you can also also pick up an accessory quick charger.

You’re in for a safe journey with the Bosch anti-lock brake system, giving you confidence and reliability when braking, and also with the option of switchable ABS. In addition to this, the suspension is great for all road conditions, and you don’t have the weight of all the clutches, gears, and chains weighing you down, making it a more seamless, quick ride with optimal efficiency.

Of course, it comes with a TFT dash for all spec and information needed, and you can pair this up with your smartphone to get the most out of your journey using the Zero NextGen app.

The price of this one is sitting at £12,300, so it's a tad more affordable as far as electric bikes go, so there's an added bonus!

• Stylish design
• Good tech and spec, TFT with smartphone connectivity
• A2 licence compliant

• Long charge time

2025 Kawasaki Ninja 7 Hybrid

Charge Time	Power	Seat Height	Weight	Price
2-4 Hours	58hp	795mm	227kg	£11,949

At number eight on the list today is the Kawasaki Ninja 7 Hybrid, now I know this may cause some controversy being a hybrid bike however, it does bring the best of both worlds to the table and offers all the power you'd expect from a ninja just with the eco-friendly twist and benefits.

The Ninja 7 Hybrid remains with its sporty and clean style, the sharp and bold design fit the ninja aesthetic that we know and love, and this 451cc parallel-twin engine offers an e-boost feature making for super speedy acceleration, and Kawasaki says it’s comparable to a 1000cc sportsbike (the Ninja ZX-10R) and in EV mode this bike creates no emissions, with a low speed and short distance mode which may come in handy on more quiet rides. 

It's got the idling stop function, automatic launch position finder, and sporty lightweight handling to make for a stress free riding experience, along with its smartphone connectivity and ABS braking…for £11,949 you can’t go wrong!

• Multiple performance riding modes
• Ninja aesthetic - futuristic design
• Good tech - No emissions in EV mode, idling stop function, Automatic Launch Position Finder, Walk mode with reverse

• Increased weight due to electric motor and gas engine 
• Range limitations due to gas engine 
• Limited charging stations for hybrid bikes 

2025 Zero DSR

Charge Time	Power	Seat Height	Weight	Price
8-10 Hours	70hp	828mm	242kg	£17,000

Coming in at seven today is the Zero DSR; this dual-sport bike brings 80hp and 195 Nm of torque to the table.

For 2025, the DSR comes equipped with a new battery, styling, and an updated motor - making for an impressive ride.

The Z-Force 15.6 battery pack gives you a 155-mile range for city commutes and 100 on higher-speed roads, you also can extend this further with the power tank accessory. Its charging system is quick with customisable charging levels, and you can install the rapid charging accessory to enhance this charge time.

The DSR is a durable and low-maintenance bike with its Z-Force 75-10X motor, also designed to handle even those bumpier roads. Also, it is connected to the NextGen app which offers access to ride information, including current bike status, location, and many more. You can also upgrade to a faster charging option and parking mode.

Moving onto the price point, this bike comes in at £17,000, pricey, but if you’re after a futuristic motorcycle, and heavy on tech and spec, this one will suit you well.

• Impressive on and off-road performance
• Strong range for electric motorcycle 
• Advanced technology

• Expensive
• Heavy 242kg weight

2025 RGNT Turbo

Charge Time	Power	Seat Height	Weight	Price
6.5 Hours	61hp	TBC	TBC	£9,995

The RGNT Turbo is here for all the retro lovers, with its timeless design mixed with futuristic electric performance, the turbo offers a smooth ride that’ll have you zipping through the streets in style, but of course, no emissions.

The Turbo introduces a fresh design, accessible with an A1 licence, the power packed motor produces 61hp with a range of 93 miles and speeds of up to 74 mph, making every ride powerful yet extremely easy to handle. Not only this, but you will also be able to reach speeds of 62mph in just four seconds!

As for charging time, a full charge takes about 6 and a half hours, however, you can get from 20-80% in only 2 hours and the ability to fast charge, making it only an hour. - The specifications of this bike are only estimates so far and therefore may vary once the bike is fully released to the market in Spring this year.

This future-forward bike will be turning heads in every mile, not only with its looks but also with its price tag of £9,995…it's a showstopper for sure!

• Futuristic stylish yet retro design
• Lower price in comparison to other competitors 

• Not as fast as other competitors 

2025 BMW CE-02

Charge Time	Power	Seat Height	Weight	Price
3.5 Hours	15hp	750mm	120kg	£9,355

Up next in fifth place is the BMW CE-02, an easy ride for almost everyone.

 Designed for easy handling and maximum riding pleasure, the keyless ride, electric reverse gear, and lightweight build allow for a controlled and efficient commute.

The CE-02 has SP connect technology and an integrated phone holder, whilst the TFT display offers all the. You also have multiple riding modes to suit whatever mood and journey you're on. Alongside this, the stylish design and latest LED technology adds to its sleek, modernised vibe.

 Drawing its energy from domestic sockets, at home or from a public charging point there's no need to worry with this one, you’ve got 80 miles of range to play with before you’ll need to worry about charging.

Powered up by a b1Ah lithium-ion battery from the BMWi vehicles, due to it being 125 equivalent the power is a little lower but nonetheless it still hits the mark, with 15hp and a top speed of 59 mph. Ideal for city commutes.

• Lightweight
• Fast charging time 
• Sleek modern design 
• BMW heritage (reliable)

• Not as powerful as others on the list

2025 Live Wire S2 Del Mar

Charge Time	Power	Seat Height	Weight	Price
8.4 Hours	84hp	785mm	198kg	£17,590

Just missing out on the top three is the Live Wire S2 Del Mar.

Built with performance and style in mind, this one delivers smooth, responsive power. This new design is made more lightweight and agile, with 84 hp and reaching 60 mph in just three seconds.

In terms of charging, to get the battery from 20-80% will take six hours, or a full charge in just under eight and a half hours (with level two charging options available for an extra charge). You’ve got 113 miles of range in the city and 70 miles at speeds of 55 mph, ideal for city commuting.

You know you’re in safe hands with the S2 Del Mar as it comes equipped with a 6-Axis IMU and Bosch technology. Alongside the ABS, it also has cornering enhanced anti-lock braking, slip control, and enhanced traction control to keep you safe at all points of your journey. Another top feature is the over-the-air updates and the Del Mar app to keep everything easily accessible.

Coming in at £17,590 with three colourways, customisable options of storage cases, and some top spec and tech, it's a great pick.

• Good tech and spec - connectivity app
• Stylish with multiple colour options available 

• Range isn't the best 
• Slow standard charge time 
• Expensive

2025 Can-Am Pulse

Charge Time	Power	Seat Height	Weight	Price
5.15 Hours	47hp	784mm	177kg	£13,899

In the third spot is the Canam Pulse, which is very similar to the Origin but with a range of up to 100 miles in the city and 80 miles combined off-the-mark acceleration, and quick and efficient charging.

The Pulse has a liquid-cooled battery and charger, which you can also power up from home, charging from 20% to 80% in just 50 minutes on a mode 3 charger or 3 hours and 10 minutes with a level 1 charger. Powered up with ROTAX E-POWER and 47hp with top speeds of up to 80mph, its compact design helps make manoeuvring through traffic and tighter spaces incredibly easy.

Again, the same as the Origin, this one is also equipped with a TFT digital display and Apple carplay so you can listen to music, find charging stations, and pair with BRP GO! For all the latest data and information about your bike.

It's got loads of additional features with its 4 different drive modes helping you switch between Normal, ECO, Rain, and Sport+ and the LinQ Nano system allows you to attach and detach accessories in just seconds. For the price of £13,899, it's actually cheaper than the Origin too!

• Stylish design 
• Compact and agile 

• Expensive 

2025 Maeving RM1S

Charge Time	Power	Seat Height	Weight	Price
6 Hours	9.7hp	785mm	144kg	£7,495

In second place is the award-winning Maeving RM1S, this powerful yet lightweight bike is designed for a mix of urban riding, perfect for handling and maneuverability, AND it's even rideable with just a CBT - ideal for 17-year-olds and up!

Now, we mentioned this bike on our top 10 best electric bike for beginners list, however, we thought it was well worth a mention on our blog today as it really is just that good (and Alex's review will back this up!). If you’re after a bit more of a retro-styled electric bike, this one could be the one for you, with its analogue speedometer, bar-end mirrors, and diamond stitch seat adding to its aesthetic.

It's also got three riding modes with speeds of 70 mph and 9.7hp, while its charge time from 20% to 100% is a reasonable 4 hours or a full charge at 6 hours, which will get you 80 miles of range. No need to worry about charging too, as its removable batteries charge from a standard socket at home or you can plug your charger directly into the bike.

It's got 10L of lockable storage for all personal belongings and a USB charging port inside, so you never have to worry about your phone running out of charge on new and unfamiliar routes. 

Onto the best part of this bike, and it has got to be the price. Coming in at £7,495, this makes the RM1S the most budget-friendly option on the list. However, for a 125cc equivalent, this is still expensive on the two-wheeled scale, but you won’t find many alternatives with this UK-built quality and premium style.

• More Budget-friendly option
• Retro stylish
• Lightweight 
• Removable batteries 
• CBT accessible  

2025 Zero SRS

Charge Time	Power	Seat Height	Weight	Price
2.3 Hours	111hp	770-810mm	255kg	£20,700

Stealing the show in first place is the Zero SR/S with its aerodynamic fairing and sleek and stylish yet comfortable profile.

Following in suit with the other models in their lineup, the SR/S has an enhanced range, allowing riders to cover up to 170 miles on a single charge. Pair that with the booming 190 Nm of torque and 111 hp engine, you have a bike ideal for longer commutes to and from work - equipped with a crazy amount of power.

The Bosch MSC System stability control makes for the best acceleration and improved stability no matter what the road conditions are making sure you're safe in every mile. The TFT digital display enables you to easily access all information and includes multi-mode navigation for a seamless ride.

The SRS features integrated storage, with even more than the previous model with under-seat storage and optional storage accessories, which comes in handy for essentials such as a charger or some gear.

Last but not least, the price, and at £20,700, the SR/S is undeniably an investment bike. This being said, this bike is a real showstopper in the electric bike market - and if you have the budget, then it is well worth it! 

• Fast charge time 
• Fast and powerful
• Good range

• Premium option so pricier than competitors
• Heavier than others

So could you be swayed by one of our top picks?!

If yes, or if you have your very own electric motorcycle you need insurance for, make sure to get a quote direct with Lexham!