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      A1 Licence

      Same Thrill, Different Licence

      Whether you’re new to riding or returning to the sport, A1-licensed motorcycles offer a simpler way to go electric. Limited to 11 kW (15 hp), they deliver instant torque, smooth acceleration, and the everyday freedom of electric riding without advanced licence requirements.

      In the UK, most riders will be able to legally ride an 11kW Zero with a car licence, after completing a one-day compulsory basic training (CBT) course. Please check with your local agency or contact a Zero Motorcycles Dealer for more info.

      Discover our A1 models

      2026 Zero S

      Zero S

      As the gateway into the Zero Motorcycles naked street model line, the all-new Zero S delivers more thrills than any 11kW motorcycle before it.

      Top speed: 86 mph
      City range: 163 miles
      Optimal charge time: 53 minutes
      Required licence: A1/B

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      2026 Zero DS

      Zero DS

      The DS is the tip of the spear into the Zero Motorcycles dual sport model line and never before has such capability been available in an 11kW motorcycle.

      Top speed: 86 mph
      City range: 155 miles
      Optimal charge time: 53 minutes
      Required licence: A1/B

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      2025 Zero XE

      Zero XE

      The Zero XE brings an incredible power-to-weight ratio, giving you the freedom to rip through dirt, mud, and gravel with ease.

      Top speed: 53 mph
      Curb weight: 101 kg
      Rear wheel torque: 468 lb-ft
      Required licence: A1/B

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      2026 Zero LS1

      Zero LS1

      Conquer the urban jungle with style. The all-new Zero LS1 redefines what city riding can be: sleek, silent, and effortlessly modern.

      Top speed: 62 mph
      City range: 70 miles
      Optimal charge time: 99 minutes
      Required licence: A1/B

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      Experience Electric

      You really have to try them out to experience the exhilarating power that each of these models can unleash within its own category. We have dealers all over Europe offering demo rides. Give one a try. You'll love it.

      2026 Zero DS Motor

      LICENCING REQUIREMENTS

      There are different licencing criteria for electric motorcycles in the EU. The main difference is that, unlike internal combustion engine (ICE, or petrol engine) motorcycles which are rated on max power, electric motorcycles are rated and homologated on continuous power.

      • Maximum power (or peak power) is defined as the absolute maximum power that a drivetrain can produce. Electric vehicles are rated on this in regions following SAE standards.
      • Net power is defined as the amount of power the motor is capable of sustaining following a three-minute run at 80% of maximum power, according to UNECE Regulation No 85. Electric vehicles are rated on this in regions following EU standards.
      • Continuous power is defined as the amount of power the motor is capable of sustaining continuously for 30 minutes, according to UNECE regulation No 85. Electric vehicles are rated on this in regions following EU standards.