Verge TS Ultra: World’s First Production-Ready Solid-State Battery Electric Motorcycle Unveiled – 370-Mile Range, Lightning-Fast Charging, and Native Tesla NACS Support

As the EV landscape evolves, solid-state batteries are emerging as the holy grail for longer range and faster charging without compromising safety. The Verge TS Ultra isn’t just another electric motorcycle—it’s a modular powerhouse built

Written by: Vashistha Pathak

Published on: January 5, 2026

As the EV landscape evolves, solid-state batteries are emerging as the holy grail for longer range and faster charging without compromising safety. The Verge TS Ultra isn’t just another electric motorcycle—it’s a modular powerhouse built for the future of two-wheeled mobility. Orders are open today, with U.S. deliveries slated for Q1 2026.

What Makes the Verge TS Ultra a Game-Changer in Electric Motorcycles?

The Verge TS lineup, including the base TS Pro and premium TS Ultra, draws from years of innovation in EV technology. At its core is the patented Donut Motor—a hubless rear-wheel electric motor that delivers an insane 737 lb-ft (1,200 Nm) of torque directly to the road, eliminating chains and reducing maintenance. This design not only enhances cornering stability but also gives the bike its signature futuristic aesthetic, turning heads on highways and backroads.

Building on our previous coverage of cutting-edge EV advancements, like the Tesla Roadster’s 2026 unveiling as Elon Musk’s “swan song” for manual driving [internal link: /tesla-roadster-2026-unveiling-elon-musks-swan-song-for-manual-driving-epic-supercar-set-to-redefine-performance-evs/], the Verge TS Ultra pushes boundaries in solid-state battery integration. Unlike traditional lithium-ion packs, this bike’s battery from Donut Lab boasts an energy density of 400 Wh/kg—outpacing Tesla’s latest 2170 cells at around 300 Wh/kg.

Key Specs: Performance That Rivals Supercars

Here’s a breakdown of the standout specifications for the Verge TS Ultra, optimised for thrill and efficiency:

FeatureTS Ultra DetailsTS Pro Comparison (Base Model)
RangeUp to 370 miles (city/open road)Up to 217 miles
0-60 mph Acceleration2.5 seconds3.5 seconds
Top Speed124 mph124 mph
HorsepowerUp to 201 HPUp to 181 HP
Torque737 lb-ft (1,200 Nm)737 lb-ft (1,200 Nm)
Battery Capacity33.3 kWh solid-state20.2 kWh solid-state
Energy Density400 Wh/kg400 Wh/kg
Charging Speed200 kW peak; 80% in <10 minutes200 kW peak; 80% in <10 minutes
Cycle Life100,000 cycles (no 80% limit)100,000 cycles (no 80% limit)
Temperature Tolerance>99% capacity retention (-22°F to 212°F)>99% capacity retention (-22°F to 212°F)
Safety FeaturesNon-flammable; no rare earth materialsNon-flammable; no rare earth materials

These specs position the Verge TS Ultra as a top contender in the long-range electric motorcycle segment, surpassing competitors like the Zero SR/F (223 miles range) and Damon HyperSport (200 miles).

Revolutionary Solid-State Battery: Safer, Smarter, and More Efficient

The star of the show is the all-solid-state battery, a first for production motorcycles. Developed in partnership with Doughnut Lab, this 33.3 kWh pack isn’t just denser—it’s tougher. It withstands extreme temperatures without degradation, supports unlimited full charges over 100,000 cycles, and won’t ignite even if damaged. For riders in harsh climates, from snowy Midwest winters to scorching Southwest summers, this means reliable performance year-round.

No rare earth materials means a greener footprint, aligning with the growing demand for sustainable electric motorcycles. As we explored in our EV News category [internal link: /category/ev-news/], innovations like this could accelerate EV adoption in the U.S., where motorcycle sales hit 500,000 units in 2025 alone.

Ultra-Fast Charging with Native NACS: Plug into the Tesla Ecosystem

Forget hunting for proprietary chargers—the Verge TS Ultra features a native NACS port, Tesla’s North American Charging Standard. With peak speeds of 200 kW, you can grab an 80% charge in under 10 minutes at any Supercharger station. This compatibility opens up thousands of miles of seamless travel, making long-haul rides feasible for cross-country adventures.

Imagine charging alongside a Tesla Cybertruck—pure EV synergy. It’s a nod to the interoperable future of electric vehicles, much like the Cybertruck’s recent European approval we covered last month [internal link: search for “Tesla Cybertruck Secures First European Approval”].

Pricing, Availability, and Why Now’s the Time to Reserve Your Verge TS

  • Starting Price: $30,900 for the TS Pro; $44,900 for the loaded TS Ultra.
  • Availability: Pre-orders open today via vergemotorcycles.com. U.S. deliveries begin Q1 2026, with test rides available at Verge stores in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and beyond.
  • Warranty & Support: 2-year full coverage (5 years on battery), plus modular architecture for easy upgrades.

While on-paper specs dazzle, real-world validation awaits deliveries. Early adopters get in on the ground floor of what could be the most advanced electric motorcycle ever built.

The Future of Electric Motorcycles: Torque, Silence, and Freedom

The Verge TS Ultra embodies the silent roar of electric power—737 lb-ft of instant torque for adrenaline-pumping acceleration, wrapped in a whisper-quiet ride. Its Starmatter software platform delivers over-the-air updates, custom modes, and diagnostics, ensuring your bike evolves with you.

For U.S. riders eyeing the best electric motorcycles of 2026, the Verge TS sets a new benchmark. Stay tuned to US on Wheels for rider reviews, comparisons, and more EV bike news. Have you reserved yours? Drop your thoughts in the comments!

Sources: Verge Motorcycles official announcement; Sawyer Merritt on X. Images courtesy of Verge Motorcycles.

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  • Vashistha Pathak has been chasing horsepower and electron volts for over a decade, diving deep into the U.S. EV revolution and classic car revamps. As Senior Editor at UsonWheels, he breaks down everything from Tesla's latest FSD betas to Ford's hybrid prototypes, always with a sharp eye on how these shifts hit American roads—from NHTSA filings to charger network expansions. His scoops on GM's Ultifi infotainment pivot and Rivian-RAM truck rumors have racked up thousands of shares, fueling debates on X about the future of wheels-on-wheels.

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