ANY LUV1 Electric Motorcycle

The ANY LUV1 electric motorcycle makes room for something two-wheelers often struggle with: the things you need to carry. A 120-liter cargo compartment occupies the center of the vehicle, building storage into its shape. Groceries, work bags, and weekend gear are part of the design brief from the start.

Developed with Turin-based Granstudio, the LUV1 wraps that practical idea in angular bodywork with a distinctly futuristic character. Its die-cast aluminum cargo enclosure also forms the structural chassis, making the storage bay an integral part of the engineering. ANY calls it a Life Utility Vehicle, a name that makes more sense once you see how much of the machine is devoted to carrying everyday essentials.

Customization goes deeper than choosing a color. The current configurator shows solid and transparent door panels, a hinged cargo panel, and an open-frame option that exposes the space beneath the seat. Removable trays, door bags, and baskets offer different ways to organize the compartment, while optional racks expand the carrying possibilities.

ANY is targeting a top speed of 100 km/h and an expected range of 100–140 km, depending on configuration. Swappable batteries are intended to charge from a regular household outlet, a useful consideration for riders without power where they park. Planned riding modes include Eco, Normal, Curb Assist, and Reverse, with the latter aimed at maneuvering out of tight spaces.

The LUV1 remains in development, with first deliveries expected in late 2027. Specifications and accessories may change before production. Its most interesting proposition, though, is already clear: an electric motorcycle designed around what you bring along.

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