The team at Mission Motors took their latest creation, the Mission R, to the world famous Rock Store on Mulholland Drive to show it off. Jay Leno was in attendance and rumour has it he was sniffing around the Mission R and asking questions about ordering one for himself. Lanjut →
Mission announced their Mission R electric superbike at the Longbeach Motorshow in December 2010 to an impressed crowd of motor journalists and fans, The bike features a 141hp electric motor and a 14kWh lithium-ion battery system, the same system Mission Motors uses for its EVT drivetrain making the Mission R an EVT product ambassador, albeit a very handsome and rather quick one. Lanjut →
Mission Motors will be unveiling their new Mission R electric superbike at the Longbeach International Motorcycle Show on December 17th, 18th and 19th. Little is currently known about the Mission R however we can reasonably expect it to be an engineering tour de force capable of matching or surpassing anything currently available. Lanjut →
Mission Motors continues to tease images of their upcoming Mission R electric superbike. Expected to be ready for the 2011 racing season the Mission R (silhouetted below) is set to provide some serious competition for the electric MotoCzysz EP1C as the race to build the fastest electric race bike heats up. Lanjut →
You might remember last month we mentioned that Sir Alan Cathcart had visited Mission Motors headquarters to review the venerable Mission One electric superbike, well the review is up over at Motorcyclist and is well worth a read. It’s been a big month for Mission Motors, they’ve announced they are going to follow Tesla Motors into the electric drivetrain development arena with Mission EVT (electric vehicle technology), they also surreptitiously announced the upcoming Mission R electric superbike (we broke the story) that is widely expected to be a platform for TTXGP teams in the upcoming 2011 season. Lanjut →
