On July 23, 2026, the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine officially codified the MUL.E for combat service. This is the country's first all-wheel-drive electric motorcycle built specifically for military logistics.
It treads as lightly as an infantryman’s boot and glides past acoustic sensors without a sound. The bike is designed to handle harsh environments that stop heavier machines in their tracks.
🔹 It features a 62-mile range, which soldiers can extend further by using a small onboard gasoline generator.
🔹 The 2x2 drivetrain allows the bike to traverse rugged terrain where traditional heavy military vehicles often get stuck.
🔹 The design keeps ground pressure low enough to match a soldier’s footfall, making it safer in areas with landmines.
🔹 It serves as a mobile power station capable of charging equipment like FPV drones directly on the frontlines.
Motorcycles have been military staples since World War I, but those were always noisy and thirsty for fuel. While consumer electric vehicles are often limited by the lack of charging stations, the MUL.E sidesteps this by carrying its own power source. It is built to disappear into the environment, letting operators navigate hazardous zones undetected.
A practical upgrade for mobile, silent logistics.
Rugged engineering where silence equals survival.
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