A new era of electric motorcycling is upon us, as Verge Motorcycles unveiled their latest marvel, the Verge TS Ultra, at CES 2024, setting a new benchmark for the industry.
The Verge TS Ultra is not just another electric motorcycle. It’s a state-of-the-art, AI-integrated masterpiece that takes rider safety, customization, and performance to the next level.
Packed with StarMatter, an advanced software and intelligence platform, the Verge TS Ultra can receive over-the-air updates, akin to those on your smartphone.
The adventure comes to the bike range because this bike provides 375 km with a single charge.
When it comes to the torque the bike again does not disappoint the riders as it provides 1200 Nm torque.
This means your ride is always equipped with the latest technology, just like getting a new bike without changing your wheels.
But what truly sets this machine apart is its unique Human-Machine Interface. Riders have extensive control over their ride, from customizing modes to adjusting charging settings and diagnostics.
Enhanced connectivity features – GPS, accelerometer, cellular connection, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi – ensure a seamless riding experience.
Safety has been given top priority in the Verge TS Ultra’s design. Armed with six cameras and high-end front and rear radars, the bike can detect nearby vehicles and potential road hazards, alerting riders to impending dangers.
Moreover, the Verge TS Ultra is a joy for thrill-seekers and cautious riders alike, thanks to its advanced traction control, ABS, and customizable ride modes.
Riders can set maximum speed and torque limits, ensuring a safe yet exhilarating ride.
Where the Verge TS Ultra truly shines is its innovative, maintenance-free hubless motor design.
With no traditional moving parts such as chains or belts, it reduces the need for frequent maintenance.
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Ahtsham Younas is a passionate blogger and content writer. He loves to ride motorcycles and learn the mechanical process behind the motorcycles.
He has been writing articles in the motorcycle industry since 2019 and has learned many things about motorbike niches.
