Source: Filante Motors website
Today, FILANTE Motors has announced the launch of FM FACTORY, an industrial initiative based in Milan dedicated to creating ground-breaking solutions within the electric industry. This includes research and development in powertrain technology, advanced software for power management, self-balancing capabilities, and a touch of Italian craftsmanship and design.
The first product from FM FACTORY is the TORQUE 1/1, an electric motorcycle featuring a central in-wheel motor inside the rear wheel, delivering an impressive 850 Nm peak torque. This project is a result of FILANTE’s collaboration with DAVINCI, the same engineering firm and spin-off from Beijing University that developed the DC100. The design of TORQUE strongly resembles that of the DC100.
Each TORQUE motorcycle will be handcrafted in Milan using high-quality materials, making each one a unique piece of art.
According to Francesco Maria Farina, Founder of FM Factory Srl, “TORQUE is designed for customers who appreciate collecting unique pieces that satisfy both aesthetic and technical desires. Every aspect is carefully considered and crafted using innovative technology and luxurious materials.”
With a range of 400 kilometers and the capability to fast-charge in just 20 minutes, TORQUE offers exceptional performance. Its high-power motor allows the motorcycle to reach incredible speeds within seconds, providing an unparalleled driving experience. With a maximum torque of 850 Nm and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.9 seconds, TORQUE stands out as a powerful contender in the electric motorbike market.
As a special guest, TORQUE 1/1 will be featured at the DAVINCI exhibit at EICMA 2024 and can be ordered starting in December. Interested customers will have the opportunity to configure and test drive this luxury vehicle on the track behind closed doors at the Milan-based industrial workshop, which also serves as a hub for custom-made designs catering to the most discerning clientele. The list price for this exclusive motorbike starts at 101,000 euros.
