00:00Welcome to the video from the Auto Magazine Tuning Blog, where today we introduce you to the brand new Electro Enduro OATS 30 IX from Wunner Sports.
00:09An exciting off-road bike with roots in Australia and promising technology for the European market.
00:17The startup on Power Sports, based in PARS, has been developing electrically powered vehicles for the e-Motocross, e-Enduro, and e-Permoto sectors since 2023.
00:27The new OATS 30X model was presented at the end of April 2025.
00:33A fully electric sporty enduro that is not only emission-free, but also virtually silent.
00:41This should allow it to be used in sensitive natural areas where conventional 4-stroke or 2-stroke engines have long been banned.
00:48With a peak output of 32 kVA, which corresponds to around 43 horsepower, and an impressive 70 Nm of torque,
00:59which is transferred directly from the electric motor located centrally in the frame via the chain to the rear wheel,
01:05the Aussie offers powerful acceleration without gear changes or shifting.
01:09According to the manufacturer, the top speed is around 110 km per hour.
01:16The enduro features a total of 6 different riding modes, which can be adjusted depending on the terrain, riding style, and riding ability.
01:25Energy is supplied by a frame-mounted battery pack with a capacity of 4.4 kWh, which lasts between 1 and 3 hours, depending on riding style.
01:35The battery charges from a standard power outlet in 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the remaining charge.
01:43Weighing only around 120 kg including the battery, the OZ30i is exceptionally light for an electric off-road motorcycle,
01:51making it very similar to the weight of classic sports enduros.
01:54The chassis consists of a conventional frame made of chrome molybdenum steel tubing, an upside-down telescopic fork,
02:02an aluminum double-sided swing arm with a central spring strut, and progressive linkage.
02:08Long suspension travel and chunky tires, 80-120 firsts, at the front and either 110-118 or 120-90-18 at the rear ensure off-road capability.
02:21Braking is provided by disc brakes front and rear.
02:25While the standard edition uses components from GeForce X and Yanshain,
02:30the factory edition offers higher-quality parts from Kayaba in the chassis,
02:34Accel for the wheels, Pirelli for the tires, NIS brakes, Rental for the aluminum handlebars, and Diad for the drive chain.
02:43As a sports bike with a seat height of over 90 cm, specifically a 9-hz 40 mm and no ABS requirement,
02:50the OC30 will also be marketed in Europe with road approval.
02:56Although it doesn't fall into the light motorcycle category due to its power and weight,
03:00it is still interesting for ambitious riders.
03:02Prices start at around 8,400 euros for the standard version and are around 10,400 euros for the factory variant.
03:12As always, you can find the link to read the article in our magazine in the video description.
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