Voxan Wattman: The Fastest Electric Motorcycle
The Voxan Wattman is not just another electric motorcycle. It holds the title of the world’s fastest electric bike, built exclusively for track performance and speed records. Developed by Voxan Motors, a French electric motorcycle brand, the Wattman Track Version broke global records with a stunning top speed of 455 km/h (283 mph).
This record-setting performance was achieved in 2021 by former MotoGP champion Max Biaggi. The bike was designed for low drag and maximum power, featuring a powerful 317 kW (425 hp) electric motor and advanced aerodynamics. Unlike street-legal electric motorcycles, the Wattman Track Version is built purely for controlled racing environments and speed challenges.
With a specially optimized body, carbon fiber frame, and aerospace-grade components, the Voxan Wattman pushes the boundaries of electric speed engineering. Its battery and cooling system are designed to deliver high output over short durations, ideal for setting land speed records.
While this bike is not available for public road use, it sets the benchmark for what electric motorcycles can achieve. The Wattman has opened new possibilities in the high-performance EV space, proving that electric bikes can rival and even surpass traditional gas-powered superbikes.
As more brands invest in electric mobility, the Voxan Wattman remains a symbol of innovation, speed, and the future of two-wheeled racing.
