How does it compare?
Speed
The ENERGICA EVA Ribelle RS Rosso Corsa charges into the game with a top speed of 124 mph (200 km/h), shaming its closest challenger, the Zero SR/F which manages a respectable 124 mph (200 km/h) but lacks the raw agility. Then we have the LiveWire ONE, an icon from Harley-Davidson, pushing 110 mph (177 km/h) quite effectively while keeping its signature charm. Meanwhile, the Lightning Strike Carbon rockets to a top speed of 150 mph (241 km/h), swiftly overshadowing most of its class peers. Finally, the battle-tested Damon Hypersport HS surges with a blistering 200 mph (322 km/h), setting an absurdly high bar.
Range
In terms of endurance, the ENERGICA EVA Ribelle RS Rosso Corsa flexes a remarkable 250 miles (400 km) in city riding, and around 143 miles (230 km) combined, proving that its not just a sprinter but a marathoner. The Zero SR/F offers a slightly math-anemic 161 miles (259 km) combined, while the LiveWire ONE huffs along with a maximum of 146 miles (235 km) in the urban jungle. The Lightning Strike Carbon flaunts a range of 200 miles (322 km), clearly crafted for longer escapades. As for the Damon Hypersport HS, its claimed 200 miles (322 km) is the sweet spot, ensuring no impromptu pitstops disrupt your journey.
Power
It’s a raw power display with the ENERGICA EVA Ribelle RS Rosso Corsa brandishing 171 hp (127 kW), a firm assertion of dominance. While the Zero SR/F offers a credible 110 hp (82 kW), it does seem less imperial in comparison. The burly LiveWire ONE presents itself with 105 hp (78 kW), advantageously raw for an electric Harley. Meanwhile, the Lightning Strike Carbon brings 120 hp (90 kW) to the fray, keeping the competition quite balanced. Lastly, the Damon Hypersport HS eclipses many with an impressive 200 hp (149 kW), making sure you feel every bit of the torque.
Charging Time
Charging up, the ENERGICA EVA Ribelle RS Rosso Corsa zips to 80% in just 40 minutes, using DC fast charging. Hassle-free and quick, akin to its Italian finesse. The Zero SR/F doesn’t lag far behind with a 95% refill in around one hour, while the LiveWire ONE clocks in roughly 60 minutes to achieve 80% capacity. The Lightning Strike Carbon quite impressively charges to 100% in 35 minutes (fast charging), ensuring minimal time unplugged. The Damon Hypersport HS returns with a 45-minute swift regain to 80% capacity.
Price
Investing in such cutting-edge prowess, the ENERGICA EVA Ribelle RS Rosso Corsa sets you back $28,560 (£21,000 / €25,000), a price tag reflecting its exhaustive offerings. The Zero SR/F pushes a bit higher at roughly $21,495 (£16,500 / €18,500), a solid choice without deep-pocket needs. Then there’s the LiveWire ONE, pricing its American dream at $29,799 (£22,900 / €27,000). The Lightning Strike Carbon comes off as a bargain with a $19,998 (£15,300 / €17,300) sticker, considering its high-spec features. Raising the bar, the Damon Hypersport HS commands a princely $24,995 (£19,200 / €22,600), a reflective testament to its towering specs and innovation.

