August 2026
Melbourne test rides are running now
Book a supervised road ride out of the Melbourne workshop. A full unrestricted motorcycle licence and your own gear are required.

Melbourne, Australia
The C-Series is a full-size, full-licence electric motorcycle: instant torque, no gears, no clutch, and a chassis designed around the battery rather than bolted on afterwards.

The machine
A Savic SM1 three-phase AC motor drives a single-speed, carbon-reinforced belt final drive. There is no gearbox and no clutch, so throttle response is immediate and linear from a standstill.
The 16.2 kWh lithium-ion NMC pack returns approximately 220 km in mixed city and highway riding, and approximately 140 km at sustained highway speed. Braking is Brembo, with twin M4 Monoblock calipers up front and Bosch ABS developed for the bike in Australia.
Technology in detail →Rider interface
Normal, Rain, Eco and Sport modes plus three custom modes, adjustable regenerative braking, cruise control, 4G connectivity and over-the-air updates. The Savic Riders App handles battery status, GPS location and proximity key.
Low-speed reverse assist makes a 280 kg motorcycle easy to move in a car park or a tight garage.

Built to order
Each C-Series is hand-assembled in Melbourne to the owner's specification. Indicative pricing starts at $29,990 plus on-road costs; the official configurator is the authority on current combinations and pricing.

Made here
Savic Motorcycles began in a Melbourne garage and is now delivering customer bikes with local servicing and aftersales support. A limited run of 250 individually numbered badges marks the tenth year, each signed by Head of Design Dave Hendroff.
Read the story →Latest
August 2026
Book a supervised road ride out of the Melbourne workshop. A full unrestricted motorcycle licence and your own gear are required.
July 2026
A limited run of 250 individually numbered C-Series badges, each carrying the signature of Head of Design Dave Hendroff.
2026
The C-Series has moved past prototype stage, with customer bikes on Australian roads and local servicing and aftersales support.
2026
Bodywork, badging, seat trim, seating and headlamp choices are configured per build. The official configurator is the authority on current combinations and pricing.