Moped

In the battle of the uber-practical half-e-bike, half-moped urban getabout, Juiced Bikes has fired its latest salvo: the Scorpion.

​While many people enjoy dirt-biking, they often can't afford the truck or trailer necessary to transport the things. That's why Stanford University aerospace engineering grad Dak Steiert created the Comanche. It's a gas/electric-powered recumbent trike that fits in the back of a hatchback or SUV.

This pair of neo-retro e-bikes from the Onyx Motorbikes convert from (allegedly) bike lane-legal getabouts to 60-mph, high-powered trail shredders at the touch of a button. The RCR makes a whopping 5,400 watts at full throttle, while the CTY is more commuting focused but still packs a punch.

Spanish motorcycle veteran Bultaco announced a return to manufacture in 2014, after more than a dozen years of silence. A cross between an electric motorcycle and a mountain bike called the Brinco R was first off the production line, which has now been redesigned for city life as the Albero.

The new Moke from Spain's Urban Drivestyle isn't your average e-bike. Its sturdy steel frame, wide tires and extended bench saddle are designed to haul some extra cargo, whether that means a passenger, a bunch of gear, or two children.

​​The Greyp G12S was a beast of an e-bike, but its power kept it mostly in the dirt. Now Greyp has toned it down with the G12H, a street-legal version that trades in the 70 km/h top speed of its predecessor’s Power mode for a battery with twice the capacity and a range of up to 240 km (149 miles).​

Last year, Spanish motorcycle marque Bultaco rose from the ashes to present an all-new motorcyc...er .. electric mountain bike. It still isn't ready to announce a legit production electric motorcycle, but it's moving one step closer, bringing the Brinco onto the street (legally).

Part electric bicycle, part motorcycle and part moped, the Bolt M-1 is a capable, two-wheeled machine engineered for urban commuting. The fully electric bike wears light motorcycle styling and can put out up to 5,500 watts for speeds up to 40 mph.

The Motoped Black Ops is a shameless, shallow grab for attention that has 100 percent done its job on me. A zombie hunting moped? Seriously? But the product behind it is actually pretty sweet. A highly customizable moped with a 500-mile range, 200 mpg efficiency and heavy-duty engineering.