In 2018, former Jaguar Land Rover engineer Mark Truman showed his Arc Vector electric motorcycle. The Vector’s copious carbon fiber, wishbone hub steering, and Tron design said it wasn’t here ...

Arc, a British electric motorcycle startup, has revealed their first model today, the Arc Vector. The 95 kW and 150 mph bike will cost $117k.

If you want to know what the absolute state of the art in electric motorcycles is, Arc Vehicle says its Vector is a leap ahead. It's a 120mph cafe racer with a monster 225-mile range, 30-minute ...

That doesn’t mean the Arc Vector is just a concept though. According to Cycle World, Arc’s founder Mark Truman has announced that the electric motorcycle is heading for production in South ...

Arc Vector $117K Electric Motorcycle Back on the Cards with the Same Cool Design. Published: 5 Oct 2020, 15:56 UTC • By: Vlad Mitrache. 24 photos. Photo: Arc.

The Arc Vector is a $111,000 electric work of art that you can ride Enlarge Image The Arc Vector is a wildly expensive, superlimited, carbon-fiber electric motorcycle designed and built in the UK.

Some startups you just want to succeed due to the sheer brashness of their ideas, and Arc's wild Vector electric motorcycle fits the bill. After a long pandemic-hampered development term and some ...

Its solution for the future of mobility is the Vector electric motorcycle. The Arc Vector’s journey started in 2018, but it has been anything but straightforward.

EICMA, probably the world's premiere motorcycle expo, is thundering up on us, and one release we're excited to check out will be Arc's new Vector, an electric streetbike hailing from the UK that ...

British electric motorcycle builder Arc debuted its first premium electric bike, the Vector EV, in 2018 at the Italian EICMA Motorcycle show in Milan.Arc billed it as the most premium, advanced ...

The Arc Founder’s Signature Edition Vector. Media sourced from Arc. The ultra-limited edition vibes of this rolling masterpiece is reasonable, considering Arc has labeled their original Vector as “the ...