Brabus, the German tuner specializing in transforming Mercedes-Benz sports vehicles into luxury models, has introduced a new electric motorcycle model to its catalog.
The version, named Urban E Fragment Edition, will be produced in only ten units worldwide and is priced at US$ 50,000, which is equivalent to approximately R$ 250,000 in the United States.
This project was developed in collaboration with DAB Motors, the French electric motorcycle manufacturer, and Fragment Design, a brand belonging to Japanese designer Hiroshi Fujiwara. The launch took place during ComplexCon 2026, an urban fashion event held in Los Angeles.
Hiroshi Fujiwara, recognized as the mentor of Japanese streetwear, altered Brabus's traditional design, which usually utilizes chrome and carbon fiber, by adopting a monochromatic palette characteristic of his work.
Despite the aesthetic modifications, the internal structure of the motorcycle remains identical to the standard Brabus Urban E. Its electric motor generates 38 horsepower and applies 48.4 kgfm of torque to the rear wheel via a carbon belt, a system that requires less maintenance compared to a chain.
The maximum speed achieved by the vehicle is 120 km/h. The lithium-ion battery, with a capacity of 72 volts, offers an estimated range of up to 150 km in urban conditions.
The vehicle features three operating modes: Eco, Street, and Sport. In Eco mode, the speed is restricted to 60 km/h and the torque is reduced.
In terms of charging, connecting the motorcycle to a residential outlet allows the charge to go from 20% to 100% in about three hours. If completely discharged, the time required ranges between 3.5 and four hours.
The manual assembly of the Urban E, carried out in France using the DAB Motors base, includes a 4.6 cm inverted fork, a Brembo front brake equipped with a four-piston caliper and a 32 cm disc, as well as a two-channel ABS system.
In Europe, this special edition costs 45 thousand euros (approximately R$ 253,000) before taxes are applied. In both markets, the value exceeds the cost of two new Fiat Strada Endurance in Brazil, which total R$ 233,980.
Due to its extremely limited production of only ten units, there is an expectation, as reported by the website Motor1, that the motorcycle could be resold for a price higher than the list price even before being used.
