Two-wheeler brand Ducati has unveiled the V21L MotoE prototype which has a top speed of 275km/h. The Ducati V21L MotoE electric motorcycle will race in the 2023 FIM MotoE World Cup, according to Ducati.

The Ducati V21L MotoE weighs 225kg and its 18kWh battery pack offers enough range to complete a 7-Circuit Grand Prix race. The battery pack has 1,152 cylindrical cells and can be recharged from 0 to 80% in less than an hour (45 minutes).

The Ducati MotoE has a 21kg motor that delivers up to 110kW of power and 140Nm of torque. The electric motor has a maximum rotation speed of 18,000rpm with a recorded top speed of 275km/h. The frame of the Ducati MotoE consists of aluminum and fiber. The electric bike can be charged with a 20kW charging socket on its tail.

The Ducati V21L MotoE is fitted with an advanced cooling system, according to the company. A liquid system with a double circuit regulates the temperature of the battery and the electric motor. Ducati is making its entry into the electric motorcycle segment with the V21L MotoE. Ducati will supply all the 18 units of the V21L MotoE that will race in the FIM races up to 2026. The Ducati MotoE will debut in the FIM MotoE World Cup in 2023.

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