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Triumph have announced the end of their TE-1 electric motorcycle development programme by producing an aggressive 175bhp sports naked capable of hitting 100mph faster than a combustion-engined Speed Triple 1200RS. 



But, before you go reaching for your credit card, the TE-1 will never go into production – instead serving as an educational tool to allow the Hinckley firm to build what they believe to be viable electric motorcycles for future production.

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Project completion with final prototype testing results for the Triumph TE-1. Triumph announce the official completion of the TE-1 electric development project, with the release of the final prototype test results that exceed the project objectives and demonstrate the incredible success of this ...

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Project Triumph TE-1 was revealed in completed prototype form. The collaboration between Triumph Motorcycles, Williams Advanced Engineering (WAE), Integral Powertrain Ltd, and WMG at the University of Warwick funded by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles through Innovate UK, was set up to create ground-breaking developments in specialist electric motorcycle...

Automotive 48V System Market Expected to reach $21.00 billion by 2027

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Aston Martin Valkyrie deliveries are imminent, and the first customer car is now ready. This is the first F1 car for the road, built from a collaboration of

Production of the 1,139bhp Aston Martin Valkyrie hypercar is underway, with the first of 150 cars signed off at Gaydon

Supplied If you were fooled by VW’s alleged name change, you really weren’t paying attention – it used the ‘Voltswagen’ thing back in 2013 with the e-up! EV... Volkswagen shocks the world’s media The biggest EV story of the week had little to do with actual electric cars and much to do with an April Fools joke that either backfired spectacularly or was smart marketing stunt that worked absolutely brilliantly. Depending on whether it fooled you, it seems... Reports first came out a...