This electric motorcycle claims 370 miles and a 10-minute charge

370 miles on a motorcycle and a 10-minute charge is either the future or a beautifully lit lie told under CES lighting.

Verge rolled up to CES 2026 like “gas is over, grandma,” teasing a solid-state battery bike that allegedly does ~370 miles of range and guzzles electrons in ~10 minutes. That’s the two main reasons people don’t buy EVs—range anxiety and charging purgatory—getting taken out back.

If this is real at scale, it’s not “cool new bike,” it’s a demolition derby for the whole gas-bike identity economy. You know, the one where dudes spend $28,000 to cosplay as a leather-bound thunderstorm and then act offended when you mention physics.

Verge calls it a solid-state battery breakthrough.

Meanwhile, if they pull it off, oil companies lose a tiny slice of their soul, charging networks get put on notice, and every legacy motorcycle brand has to decide if they’re building the future or just selling nostalgia with a financing plan.

And for you, the reader? If fast-charging bikes become normal, “commute” stops meaning “paying for gas like it’s a subscription to sadness,” and starts meaning “your landlord raises rent because you look happier.”