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In other industry news, Nissan announced it will distribute electric microcars and motorcycles from the Spanish e-mobility brand Silence in the UK.

Future Motion, the company behind the popular line of Onewheel rideables, has launched a new premium off-road electric board. The Onewheel GT-S Series Rally Edition features a new 6-inch central hub motor, a higher performance tire, and a new amenity known as Recurve Rails for improved control and leverage.

Maeving, British maker of high-design electric motorcycles, is officially launching on US soil, starting in California where the new cafe-style RM1S is now available to order.

This month BMW will finally launch its luxury, electric CE04 in India, the world’s largest two-wheeler market, where it likely be the most expensive moped on the market. Its price is more on par with a compact electric car.

Austin-based MOD Bikes just dropped a new commuter-style e-bike with up to 90 miles of range when equipped with an optional second battery. The MOD Berlin, as the bike is called, features a 750W hub motor equipped with a torque sensor and can reach speeds of 28 mph (45 kph).

Patent filings reveal Kawaski may be working on an EV dirtbike with swappable batteries. That means owners could purchase multiple batteries and trade them out on long rides.

… meanwhile, battery-swapping leader Gogoro has begun selling electric mopeds in Singapore.

We recently got our hands on the Anza 750S from Monday Motorcycles and found a lot to like about it. Whether you're not quite ready for the big moto leagues, or just want something a bit more tame for cruising around town, the Anza 750S is worth checking out. It's rugged appearance is reminiscent of 1980s-era cafe racer motorcycles, right down to the long stitched leather seat that's perfect for riding two-up (or just stretching out your legs if you're a taller rider). It's built with quality components across the board, including bright integrated lights, and a gas tank styled cover for the removable battery.