As urban commuting evolves amid rising fuel costs and emission regulations, 2026's gasoline-electric hybrid scooters emerge as smart bridges between traditional reliability and electric innovation. Drawing from official EICMA 2025 recaps, EU press releases, and early US dealer previews, these models promise seamless power blending for extended range without full EV commitment. Expect refined series-parallel systems, app-integrated controls, and prices starting under...

Royal Enfield, the world's oldest continuously produced motorcycle brand since 1901, marks its 125th year in 2026 with a lineup that honors thumping heritage while embracing electric innovation. From the retro Bullet 650 to the trailblazing Flying Flea EVs, these models promise accessible adventure for riders everywhere. Expect launches starting early 2026, blending timeless design with modern tech.

Indian Motorcycle's 2026 lineup honors its storied American roots while pushing boundaries with refined performance and everyday usability. Headlined by the versatile Sport Scout RT, this year's updates bring premium paints, enhanced graphics, and smart accessories to cruisers, baggers, and tourers—ideal for riders craving timeless V-Twin torque blended with modern edge. Expect availability starting late 2025 in key markets, blending heritage with fresh appeal.

Harley-Davidson kicked off its 2026 model year with a bang at EICMA 2025 in Milan, revealing the first wave of updates that keep the brand's iconic rumble alive while dialing in modern tweaks for everyday riders. From refreshed cruisers packing Milwaukee-Eight punch to adventure beasts ready for any terrain, this lineup promises more accessibility and style without losing that signature soul. Expect global rollouts starting early next year.

Suzuki's 2026 scooter offerings blend timeless reliability with forward-thinking tech, spotlighted at EICMA 2025. From the refined Burgman 400 to the debut e-Address electric model, these rides prioritize urban agility and eco-efficiency. Expect refined engines, smart connectivity, and competitive pricing across global markets—ideal for commuters eyeing value without compromise.

Suzuki's 2026 lineup blends timeless heritage with cutting-edge tech, from retro-inspired street bikes to anniversary sport icons and versatile dual-sports. Expect refined engines, smarter electronics, and prices starting under $9,000 USD—perfect for riders chasing adventure or track days.

If you're a rider who lives for the rush of the throttle, KTM's 2026 lineup is your wake-up call. Fresh from EICMA recaps and dealer whispers, these bikes blend cutting-edge tech with that signature orange aggression. From dirt-flinging enduro beasts to street-stalking nakeds, expect refined power delivery, smarter electronics, and availability hitting dealers soon. Whether you're plotting your next trail assault or canyon carve, KTM's got the machines to make it happen. Dive

PGO, a Taiwanese trailblazer in scooter manufacturing since 1964, has solidified its global presence in 34 countries with a reputation for quality, innovation, and stylish design. Its decade-long collaboration with Italy’s Piaggio from 1972 to 1982 honed its engineering expertise, and today, as part of Motive Power Industry (MPI), PGO continues to push boundaries. For 2026, PGO has announced a dynamic lineup of scooters and motorcycles, emphasizing hybrid technology, advanced

As Vespa approaches its 80th birthday in 2026, the Italian icon is rolling out updates that blend timeless style with fresh tech. Unveiled at EICMA 2025, the lineup spotlights refined Primavera and Sprint S models alongside exclusive 80th anniversary editions. These scooters promise smoother rides, smarter features, and that signature Vespa charm—perfect for city streets or weekend escapes. Whether you're eyeing electric options or classic engines, here's what to expect from

If you're scouting for a scooter that blends everyday practicality with cutting-edge tech, KYMCO's 2026 offerings are worth your attention. Fresh from EICMA 2025 reveals and dealer previews, this Taiwanese powerhouse is rolling out hybrids, refreshed classics, and adventure-ready machines. Expect smarter engines, enhanced connectivity, and eco-friendly twists tailored for city streets and beyond. Whether you're dodging traffic or hitting open roads, these models promise...

As we roll into 2026, SYM is revving up its scooter game with a lineup that's all about blending everyday practicality with cutting-edge flair. Fresh from the EICMA 2025 spotlight, these models promise smarter tech, bolder looks, and that reliable Taiwanese engineering we've come to expect. Whether you're zipping through city streets or eyeing longer hauls, SYM's got options that fit your vibe without breaking the bank. Let's dive in and see what's new.

Honda's 2026 motorcycle lineup blends cutting-edge tech with timeless reliability, spotlighting the debut of the electric WN7 and the versatile CB1000GT at EICMA 2025. From clutchless shifting on middleweights to refreshed colors on icons like the Gold Wing, these bikes cater to every rider—whether you're chasing horizons or urban thrills. Expect global rollouts starting early next year, with U.S. and EU dealers stocking models from Q1. Dive in to see what's powering your nex

The 2026 Kawasaki Z125 Pro remains a favorite for its pint-sized punch, now refreshed with eye-catching colors that amp up its streetfighter swagger without altering the core formula. This 125cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine churns out about 9.5 horsepower, paired with a four-speed manual transmission for engaging shifts and smooth power delivery up to 55 mph. Special features include a lightweight trellis frame at just 223 pounds wet, making it flickable in tight traffic

Kawasaki's 2026 motorcycle lineup blends high-performance thrills with everyday versatility, introducing fresh models like the rally-ready KLE500 and trail-tough KLX230 Sherpa S while refreshing favorites such as the Ninja ZX-10R and Z1100 SE ABS. Drawing from rider buzz on forums and social feeds, where enthusiasts rave about enhanced aerodynamics and smarter tech, these bikes promise sharper handling and connected riding.

If you've ever dealt with a finicky throttle response, random check-engine lights, or that annoying hesitation when you crack the gas on your SYM, KYMCO, Vespa scooter or even a BMW, Honda or KTM motorcycle, then you already know how critical the throttle position sensor really is. 阿爾特斯汽機車配件™ (Altus Scooter & Motorcycle Parts™) is about to make those headaches a thing of the past with an all-new full line of Touch-Free (non-contact) TPS hardware designed specifically for

If you're riding a Kymco Ionex 3.0+ electric scooter, you've probably seen that notification pop up on your app recently. On November 4, Kymco rolled out a mandatory over-the-air (OTA) firmware update, version 3.2.8, for all Ionex battery swap systems. It's not just a nice-to-have tweak; it's required to keep your batteries working smoothly at swap stations. Miss the deadline, and things could get inconvenient fast. Let's break it down in plain talk, so you know exactly what'

If you're riding or wrenching on a SYM FNX 125/150 or Jet X 150 in Taiwan, listen up. On November 6, Sanyang Motor (SYM) announced a voluntary recall affecting around 8,500 units from the 2024 and 2025 model years. The issue? A potential problem with the fuel pump seal that could lead to leaks, causing the engine to stall unexpectedly or, in rare cases, pose a fire risk. It's not something to ignore, but SYM is handling it proactively with free fixes. Let's break it down so y

Ever seen a scooter that looks ready to blast off into space? The Honda X-ADV 2025 model blurs lines between urban commuter, adventure bike, and something straight out of sci-fi. With its angular SUV styling and knobby tires, riders on X call it "weird," "futuristic," and even an "alien machine." It's no joke—this 745cc beast packs 58hp and tech that feels beamed from another planet.

Recent reports indicate a growing number of electronic control unit (ECU) failures in Kymco scooter models such as the Nice 110, Famous (新名流) 125, and KRV 180. These issues, which cause performance problems or failure to start, have prompted Altus Scooter and Motorcycle Parts™, a Taiwan-based manufacturer and wholesaler, to expand its ECU product line to meet the needs of repair shops globally.

Fast-forward from 1994 to 2025, and the CUV e: arrives as Honda's second EV scooter after the compact EM1 e:, doubling down on power and range to rival 110-125cc gas models. Online buzz from forums like Reddit's r/Electricmotorcycles highlights how riders appreciate this evolution— no more skimping on usability for the sake of "going green." It's not flashy; it's functional, with a design that nods to Honda's heritage while screaming efficiency.