The fastest electric motorcycle in the world at 389.219 km/h

The "killajoule" electric scooter refreshed and rewrote multiple bonneville motorcycle speed test records at the "bonneville motorcycle speed trial" at a top speed of 389.219 km/h.

And eva kneeling, a Ph.D. student in mechanical engineering at the University of Denver, is the fastest female motorcyclist in the world.

As a hobby-oriented work, the car, together with her husband Bill Dube, spent five years in a garage that could only accommodate two cars.

The 19-foot-long electric battery power is mainly from the winds of Colorado and the hybrid biodiesel generators at runtime. The main purpose of building this car is to tell people that promoting eco-friendly vehicles does not mean slow and boring.

The head cone type made of fiberglass uses the latest nova kinetics ultra-low drag system, which gives this car with a total weight of 1,540 pounds the highest speed advantage.