Is Damon Electric Motorcycle Really Dead? Shocking Updates You Need to Know!
Is Damon Electric Motorcycle Really Dead? Shocking Updates You Need to Know!
Damon Motorcycles seemed like the future of electric bikes, but now? Not so much. After promising 200-horsepower, 200-mile electric motorcycles, Damon’s future has taken a serious nosedive. 🚨 With plunging stock prices, key departures like CTO Derek Dorresteyn, and multiple rounds of layoffs, is Damon even close to delivering what they promised?
Here’s the breakdown: 🔹 Prototype issues: The Damon HyperSport is real, but it’s far from what was promised. 🔹 Safety features missing: Cameras, sensors, and tech like CoPilot are nowhere near ready. 🔹 Manufacturing issues: Vancouver plant abandoned, California not much better. 🔹 Delayed production: From 2021 to now, the launch keeps slipping, with 2026 looking like the earliest you’ll see a production bike.
Despite all the hype, Damon Motorcycles might be losing steam, and those deposits? They may never turn into the bike you were promised.
Let us know—is Damon’s future over? Or will they somehow pull it off? Drop your thoughts in the comments, and if you found this video useful, like, subscribe, and hit that bell so you never miss an update from EVPedia!
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