Awesome Electric

The new entry level Model S has the dual motor all-wheel drive tech previously exclusive to the higher tiers. It has a 70kWh battery, 329hp motors and a range of up to 240mi. It’s also compatible with the optional autopilot package.

Mitch Medford started with a ’68 Ford Mustang and completely reworked its drivetrain into a pure electric sports car. To prove that EVs can truly impress, this modern remake of the muscle car is way faster than its gas-powered brethren.

nanoFlowcell hypes up its flow battery technology with two new cars. The Quant F gets a total of 1090hp from its electric motors and has a crazy 497mi range. The Quantino on the other hand has 186hp and a table-flipping 620mi range.

A hybrid bicycle that amplifies your pedal power to highway speeds, and provides a safe cockpit for riders. It’s even smart enough to adjust the assistance level based on the terrain. Support the project on Kickstarter to help fund development.

A chopper-style electric motorcycle with a 20″ tall and 3″ wide front tire and a 240/40/18 Pirelli rear tire. The Chop-E has a programmable 1kW motor, a 20Ah battery pack, a top speed of 20mph and a maximum range of 35mi.

The Impossible is a fully-electric bicycle (a scooter?) that weighs only 11lb. and folds up to a very compact form that can fit in most 17″ backpacks. It has a 187lb. capacity, a top speed of 12mph and lasts up to 15mi. per charge.

Zelectric Motors finds and restores 50s-60s Volkswagen Beetles, then turns them into electric cars. The motor installed has twice the horsepower of its gas counterpart, and of course provides instant torque for a fun ride.

The D Series has dual motors, giving the Model S more power and all-wheel drive. The top of the line P85D has a total of 691hp (221hp front, 470hp rear) and does 0 to 60mph in 3.2s. The car will also get autopilot capabilities soon.

The newest Zero electric motorcycles have improved batteries. Combined with the Power Tank accessory they can go up to 185mi per charge. They also have new Showa suspensions, Bosch anti-lock brake systems and Pirelli tires.

The Type 506 has a 5kWh battery good for about 62mi and a programmable rear hub motor, but outside it retains the Czech scooter maker’s beautiful 1950s Space Age aesthetic. It will be available soon starting at about $11,600.

Ace wakeboarders, leave the winch park to us noobs and ride on any body of water you please with Radinn’s electric wakeboard. It’s made of carbon fiber, has a handheld remote control and works with standard wakeboard bindings.

Like the Motoped, SEV’s eTricks Evolution is a motorized mountain bike, except it uses a 2.5kW electric motor. It can go up to 37mph and last for up to 50mi per charge. Available in urban and various off-road variants.

The e-Golf looks like its gas-powered siblings. The EV’s motor produces 115hp and 199lb.ft. of torque. It will get between 70mi to 90mi per charge and will go up to 87mph. US price starts at $35.5K. Read our test drive on 95Octane.

Saleen makes the Tesla Model S sportier on the inside and out, tweaking its drivetrain for faster acceleration and its suspension for more agility. The FOURSIXTEEN also has front and rear air vents, a spoiler and diffuser.

The Renovo Coupe has a chassis based on the 1964 Shelby CXS9000, but inside it’s as futuristic as they come. Its two electric motors deliver over 500hp, with its 1,000lb-ft. of torque available nearly instantaneously.

Harley-Davidson’s marketing overlord plays an exasperating game of Q&A dodgeball with a very patient Jay Leno. Fortunately at 12:55 Leno gets the proof-of-concept electric motorcycle all to himself on the road.

A beautiful electric scooter. It has a light yet sturdy monocoque made of resin that’s been reinforced with plant fibers. It has a top speed of 34mph and lasts up to 60mi per charge. It also has a reverse gear and two USB charging ports.

Harley-Davidson sets its sites on the future with its first ever electric motorcycle. Dubbed Project LiveWire, the powerful bike offers a visceral riding experience, and will soon head out on a 2014 U.S. tour so you can see it in person.

Designed for short commutes, Marbel goes up to 20mph – even uphill – and gets about 10mi per charge, thanks to its powerful motor and carbon fiber and Kevlar deck. It has a wireless controller but can also be used with a mobile app.

An off-road electric bicycle. The Daymak Beast has a 500W motor, a 12Ah battery and a 15W solar panel (optional in the base model) that can add up to 6mi per 8 hours of ambient light. The battery also has 2 USB charging ports.

The muscle car of electric bikes, the aluminum-framed Outlaw SS can ride at up 28mph, thanks to its powerful 750-watt direct drive motor. We’ve ridden one and were grinning from ear to ear at top speed. More here.

The latest vehicle to emerge from Local Motors isn’t a car, it’s an motorized version of their drift trike. This powerful three-wheeler for adults lets you drift on flat surfaces for about 45 minutes (or 12 miles) on a charge.

With a carbon fiber monocoque body, the Leoas bike sounds more like a supercar than an electric bike. Topping out at an ample 28mph, the bike has built in LED lighting and carbon fiber for the handlebar. Also available in white.