Sondors Metacycle

New electric vehicle startup Sondors has just unveiled the inexpensive electric commuter motorcycle we have been waiting for. The game-changing Sondors Metacycle is a $5,000 urban commuter with 80 miles of range, a weight of just 200 pounds, a swappable 4,000 watt battery, and a top speed of 80 miles per hour. The battery itself is removable, and can be taken off the bike to be charged indoors whether at home or in an office. The lightweight commuter also has a place for your cell phone to charge with QI wireless charging, and comes equipped with 17-inch Michelin tires, Brembo ByBre hydraulic disc brakes, and innovative turn signals, with the front signals incorporated into the sides of the halo headlight. watch the video below

Pre-orders for the Sondors Metacycle are now open, with delivery expected in October of this year.

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