The journey towards electrifying our roads has been vibrant and dynamic, filled mostly with cars and compact personal transport options like e-scooters and e-bikes. But what about the classic motorcycle" It seems to have missed the call to go electric, not due to lack of technology but rather because of perceived low demand and inadequate infrastructure. But why should motorcycles be left behind in the green revolution"

Enter Tarform, a Brooklyn-based company inspired by Tesla’s ambition to mainstream eco-friendly vehicles. They’re not just entering the electric arena; they’re doing it with a flair for sustainability. Their latest creation, the Vera, isn’t just an electric bike; it’s a statement on wheels. Crafted from recyclable materials and natural fibers, the Vera shows us that even the road less traveled can be kind to the planet.
From the moment you lay eyes on it, the Vera commands attention. It harmoniously blends the timeless charm of classic motorcycles with a splash of modern elegance, reminiscent of Tarform’s earlier Luna model. The sleek, sculpted bodywork doesn’t just slice through the cityscape; it turns heads. It’s more than a bike; it’s a moving sculpture, marrying the old and the new with its halo-shaped headlight and uniquely attractive split mud-guard at the rear.

But the Vera isn’t all about looks. It packs a thrilling punch with an electric motor that cat...