Former World Championship rider Alex de Angelis takes a Ducati V21L electric race bike for a ‘not so silent’ hot lap around the Valleunga circuit in the northern part of Rome, Italy.
see photosDucati’s first electric bike was showcased last year.
Ducati’s first electric bike, the V21L, will take over the reins of the Energica Ego Corsa in the MotoE. The Italian two-wheeler maker also showcased its electric prototype late last year, which will eventually power the grid at the MotoE World Cup starting in 2023, as well as announced to be the sole supplier for the series to the world. With the help of your first electric motorcycle. But judging by the recently released video by the company, the upcoming Ducati The V21L electric motorcycle is nothing but silent, as former World Championship rider Alex de Angelis takes it for a ‘Not So Silent’ hot lap around the Valleunga circuit in the northern part of Rome, Italy.
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Roberto Cane, Director of Ducati eMobility, said, “Ever since we first got the Ducati MotoE prototype on track, development work on the project has never stopped, not even for a moment. Efforts made through continuous progress The hard work of the entire team is paying off, giving us great satisfaction. In just four months, our prototype has weathered the curves of some of the main Italian circuits, providing positive feedback. There is still a lot of work to do, But the direction is definitely right.”
Alex de Angelis recently joined Ducati as the development rider for the Ducati V21L.
Since the first track testing carried out at the Misano World Circuit in December 2021, development of Ducati’s first electric bike proceeded through the analysis of aggregated data, technological advances, and numerous tests conducted at the interior and major motorcycle circuits. Angelis is joined by veteran Michele Pirro, the first person to ride a prototype, among his test riders.
It is expected that the Ducati V21L will clock a top speed of over 260 kmph.
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While we are in the early days to comment on the specifications of the upcoming Ducati V21L electric bike, we definitely know the figure it wants to beat, as the Energica Ego Corsa is expected to reach 257 kmph during the race. was known for The latter came with a 147 bhp liquid-cooled electric motor that churns out 220 Nm of torque, so Ducati certainly knows the benchmark.
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