The 1990s saw a surge in transparent designs across technology, from the Nintendo 64 controllers to the Game Boy Color and Advance, revealing the inner intricacies of electronics with a futuristic touch. This trend laid the groundwork for Apple’s striking iMacs and MacBooks and was recently revitalized by Nothing’s transparent gadgets. Now, DAB Motors, a sub-brand of Peugeot, is channeling this nostalgic aesthetic into the sophisticated realm of electric motorcycles with its DAB 1? Transparent Edition.

Designed to draw attention, the DAB 1? blends retro allure with cutting-edge technology. Its see-through body showcases the sophisticated internals, akin to the beloved gaming consoles of the past. The use of repurposed Airbus materials for the carbon fiber parts underscores its modern, sustainable appeal. This motorcycle not only turns heads but also tells a story of transparency meeting innovation.
Comfort is not sacrificed for style; the Alcantara saddle ensures a pleasant ride, complemented by a futuristic, translucent monobloc LED tail light and a sleek 2.8-inch integrated LCD dashboard. The lenticular headlight and the overall front-end design make a bold statement on any road.

The bike’s heart is a 25.5 kW brushless DC motor that pushes it to a top speed of 130 km/h (81 mph), with a torque of 395 Nm at the wheel – surpassing many electric cars in pull. It boasts a 150 km range, supported by a 72V Li-Ion bat...