In 2021, Maeving, a UK startup, introduced a unique retro-styled chainless electric motorcycle powered by Bosch. This innovative motorcycle was designed for short trips around town. Now, the company has unveiled its latest model, the RM1S, which is highway-capable.
The original e-moto from Maeving is still available and comes with the option of a single battery or two removable batteries. The single battery offers a maximum per-charge range of 40 miles (64 km), while the WMTC range is stated as 29 miles. With two batteries, the range is doubled. The top speed of this bike is 45 mph (72 km/h), making it perfect for stylish city commutes. In the UK, riders only need to pass basic training to ride this motorcycle legally.
The RM1S, the second model from Maeving, is designed for highway riding. It features an upgraded powertrain that brings “twice the power of our first model” to the e-mobility scene. The RM1S is equipped with a 7-kW hub motor that can peak at 10.5 kW, enabling a top speed of 65 mph (105 km/h). However, riders with only basic training will be limited to using public and A-roads. To ride on all types of roads, an A1 license or higher is required.
The upcoming e-moto by Maeving will only be available with a dual-battery configuration. The lower housing of the motorcycle has been redesigned to accommodate two 2.7-kWh batteries that are composed of LG 21700 cells. This configuration allows for a range of up to 80 miles between charges. Charging the RM1S from empty takes four hours using a UK wall outlet, while charging from 20% to 80% capacity takes half that time. Additionally, the “fuel tank” of the motorcycle now provides 10 liters of lockable storage space.
While detailed specifications are limited, we do know that Maeving has made improvements to the bobber seat, suspension, and brakes of the RM1S.
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