Furion Taran: 326 hp electric hyperbike with two-wheel drive
French firm Furion, based in Le Mans, has unveiled the Taran, an electric sportsbike that drives both wheels, with a motor built into the front hub. The system is called EVERSOR. Furion claims it improves energy recovery under braking, range and agility, but that still needs proving on a production-ready bike.
Claimed figures: 240 kW (326 hp), a 20 kWh battery, 230 kg and a real-world range of 200 km. However, the current test platform runs at 48 V, and a move to 400 V is only planned. There is no price or delivery date; the website invites people to register interest in reservations and private tests.
Furion wants to license the technology to other makers, with the Taran as a limited-run showcase. In February 2026 it was reported to be seeking €2 million. A sobering reminder: Britain's Arc went into liquidation in 2024.
- Power — 240 kW, 326 hp
- Battery — 20 kWh
- Weight — 230 kg
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Source: Visordown
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