Energica Experia
An upright touring motorcycle for the ride that can take a little longer. Feel the immediate response coming out of a corner and discover how CCS fast charging makes a coffee stop part of your route.
- Peak power
- 75 kW, 102 hp
- 0 to 100 km/h
- 3.5 s
- Top speed
- 180 km/h, limited
- DC fast charging (CCS)
- 400 km of range per hour of charging
Character and use
Touring
An upright position, wind protection and room for luggage. Made for long rides and weekends away.
During your test ride
During your test ride you feel the riding position, control the response and find your own pace.
Charging on the road
Fast charging at a CCS charger and AC charging at home or at work. With every motorcycle you get an Electric Motorcycles charging card.
More about chargingTechnical overview
- Peak power
- 75 kW, 102 hp
- Continuous power
- 60 kW
- Torque
- 115 Nm, 900 Nm at the wheel
- Top speed
- 180 km/h, limited
- 0 to 100 km/h
- 3.5 s
- City range
- up to 420 km
- Combined range
- up to 256 km
- Extra-urban range
- up to 208 km
- WMTC range
- 222 km
- Battery
- 22.5 kWh maximum, 19.6 kWh nominal
- DC fast charging (CCS)
- 400 km of range per hour of charging
- AC charging
- 63.5 km of range per hour of charging
Energica factory data, model year 2023. Temperature, load and riding style affect your range. We confirm specification and availability in the Netherlands and Belgium personally.
How to read the figures
Charging rate, not speed
400 km of range per hour of charging means that one hour at a DC fast charger (CCS) adds up to 400 km of range. It is a charging rate, not a riding speed. With AC charging, that is 63.5 km of range per hour.
The actual charging rate depends on the charger, the battery temperature and how full the battery already is.
Range
City, combined and extra-urban are factory figures for different riding conditions. WMTC is a standard test cycle for motorcycles.
Your own range depends on speed, temperature, load and riding style. At higher speeds, range is lower than in town.
Power and torque
Peak power is what the motor delivers briefly, for example when accelerating. Continuous power is what it can sustain for long periods.
For torque, the first figure is the torque of the electric motor and the second is the torque available at the rear wheel after the transmission.
Battery capacity
Maximum capacity is the total the battery can hold. Nominal capacity is the working value stated by the manufacturer.
Price and availability are discussed with you personally. We only quote prices and delivery times confirmed by Energica.
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