How does it compare?
Speed
The BREKR MODEL B flaunts a top speed of 28 mph (45 km/h), making it an urban cruiser that feels right at home zipping through city streets. Compare this to the adrenaline-fortified Zero SR/F, which roars at a robust 124 mph (200 km/h). Next comes the Energica Eva Ribelle, not to be outpaced, offering thrills up to 125 mph (201 km/h). The venerable Harley-Davidson LiveWire flexes its American muscle at 95 mph (153 km/h), while the sleek Lightning Strike surges at 150 mph (241 km/h).
Range
Range-wise, the BREKR MODEL Bs 50 miles (80 km) might seem conservative, but it aligns perfectly with urban commuting needs. The Zero SR/F delivers up to 200 miles (322 km) with its power pack, and the Energica Eva Ribelle doesnt fall short either, with a maximum of 249 miles (400 km). The Harley-Davidson LiveWire graces you with 146 miles (235 km), while the Lightning Strike poses a respectable 150 miles (241 km), balancing power and endurance.
Power
When discussing raw power, the BREKR MODEL B keeps things practical with a 2 kW hub motor, perfect for its intended urban expeditions. The Zero SR/F trumps with a 110 hp (82 kW) motor producing 190 Nm torque. The Energica Eva Ribelle flexes a 145 hp (107 kW) motor and a mighty 215 Nm torque. The Harley-Davidson LiveWire isnt shy, boasting a 105 hp (78 kW) motor. Meanwhile, the Lightning Strike revs up to a 120 hp (90 kW) motor with exceptional torque.
Charging Time
Charging time is where the BREKR MODEL B excels for daily users, taking just 6 hours to top up from a convenient household outlet. The fast-charging Zero SR/F takes about 1.5 hours with a rapid charger, and the Energica Eva Ribelle gets back to full charge within an hour at DC fast-charging stations. The Harley-Davidson LiveWire offers an hours recharge via DC Fast Charger, while the Lightning Strike impresses with its 2-hour recharge time with standard charging equipment.
Price
The competitive pricing of the BREKR MODEL B is a feather in its cap, coming in at an accessible $5,300, or £4,100, or €4,800, making it a budget-friendly contender for the urban electric motorcycle enthusiast. In contrast, the Zero SR/F demands a heftier $19,995, or £14,600, or €16,800. The luxurious Energica Eva Ribelle sets you back $23,400, or £17,100, or €19,700. The iconic Harley-Davidson LiveWire touches your wallet at $29,799, or £22,200, or €25,300, while the power-packed Lightning Strike is slightly more pocket-friendly at $13,000, or £9,700, or €11,100.

