Technology · Designed & made in New Zealand
Take it apart. Piece by piece.
Five systems carry every Adamar. Scroll to separate them, then tap any piece.
Shown: EGO Highway X3
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01Battery
The energy store.
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Lithium-ion cells packed low in the chassis, in a sealed, reinforced housing inside the frame.
- Systems
- 60/72V
- Cells
- Samsung
- Capacity
- 60–240 by model
- UN38.3 tests
- 8/8
02BMS
Watching every cell.
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The battery management system reads each cell for voltage and temperature, protects the pack from heat, and works with the controller to limit output when something is outside a safe range.
- Generation
- Latest
- Monitors
- Voltage & heat
- Protection
- Thermal limits
- Works with
- Controller
03Motor
Torque at zero rpm.
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A brushless motor built into the rear hub. Full pull the instant you twist, and almost no sound while it does it. No chain, no gears, nothing to oil.
- Type
- Brushless
- Mounting
- Rear hub
- Gears to shift
- 0
- Tailpipe CO₂
- 0 g
04Controller
The brain between.
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It decides how much current reaches the motor, turns braking back into charge, and takes new firmware over the air.
- Ride modes
- Eco · Normal · Sport
- Braking
- Regenerative
- Updates
- Over the air
- Safety
- Linked to BMS
05Frame
Built around the pack.
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The shell wraps the battery like a spine. Mounting points stay the same across the range; the geometry changes with each model.
- Platform
- Shared
- Geometries
- 10 models
- Brakes
- Dual disc · ABS
- Pack housing
- Sealed, reinforced
02 · Live
Plugged in. Filling up.
Charging, speed and battery, bike by bike.
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Watch the pack charge and the range build with it. Switch charger, bike or ride mode to see the numbers move.
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Charging
Charging
0%
0 kmRange added
—Time to full
—System voltage
Performance
Ride mode
0KMRange on a full charge
0–0MINCharge time · standard
Battery
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0
About these figures
Speed ranges, charge times and battery figures are Adamar's. Battery figures are shown without units until the units are confirmed. Anything marked TBC is still to be confirmed. Range in km is the figure on each bike's model page. Bikes marked as under development or testing may still change.