MotoE Put on Hiatus From 2026 as Electric Format Fails to Gain Traction
MotoE, launched in 2019 as an electric support series for MotoGP, will pause after 2025 due to weak fan interest and slow growth in electric performance motorcycles.
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MotoE put on ice after failing to 'gain traction' with fan base
The MotoE World Championship will be put on hold after the 2025 season, the International Motorcycling Federation (FIM) and MotoGP said on Thursday, citing a lack of viewership and insufficient development in electric performance motorcycles.
MotoE put on hiatus from 2026 as electric format fails to gain traction
MotoE’s journey has been a tale of diminishing returns after what started as four rounds with six races in its inaugural year in 2019 expanded to eight rounds with 16 races, only to shrink back to seven rounds at select European circuits for 2025.
MotoE put on ice after 2025 as organisers blame lack of fan interest - BlackBook Motorsport
BlackBook Motorsport understands decision was not influenced by Liberty Media Electric racing will be reconsidered in the future if the market changes Alternative sustainable technologies would also be considered MotoE will not continue beyond this season after the International Motorcycling Federation (FIM) and promoter Dorna Sports confirmed a hiatus for the series. In a statement, organisers admitted the championship had been unable ‘to gain …
The MotoE World Cup will stop in late 2025 for lack of popularity among fans and interest among brands.
MotoGP to put all-electric MotoE series on hiatus after 2025
MotoGP organiser Dorna and the FIM have announced that the all-electric MotoE series will be placed on hiatus at the end of the 2025 season.The organisers cited MotoE’s failure to “gain sufficient traction without our fanbase” and the limited “development of the electric performance motorcycle market” as key reasons behind the decision.No timeline was provided for a possible ...Keep reading
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