ZERO Motorcycles was founded in 2006 with the goal of creating 100% electric motorcycles that provide superior performance and power with a clean, quiet, and emission-free ride. Their mission was to revolutionize the motorcycle industry and the way people ride, work, and play by creating innovative, efficient, and affordable electric motorcycles.
Today, ZERO Motorcycles is the global leader in the electric motorcycle industry. They strive to bring the highest performing and most technologically advanced motorcycles to the market, offering riders the opportunity to experience clean, quiet, and powerful electric vehicles. ZERO also continues to innovate, introducing new and improved motorcycle models, battery technology, and other cutting-edge features.
ZERO Motorcycles’ vision for the future is to continue to expand their offerings to meet the ever-growing demand for electric motorcycles. Their goal is to produce the best, most reliable and efficient electric motorcycles in the world, while continuing to innovate and develop their technology. Additionally, they strive to provide a seamless customer experience, from sales to service and beyond, to ensure that every customer is able to enjoy their electric motorcycle for many years to come.
The reliability of current and past ZERO motorcycles is generally considered to be very good. The company has had very few major customer complaints or reports of serious reliability problems. In its 2016 survey of customer satisfaction, Consumer Reports gave the Zero SR/F electric motorcycle its highest score in the industry, with an overall satisfaction rating of 95 out of 100.
The maintenance cost of a Zero Motorcycle can vary depending on the model and year. For the 2020 model lineup, maintenance costs start at $125 for oil and filter changes and can go up to $395 for more advanced maintenance such as brake and clutch services.
Common mechanical issues reported on Zero Motorcycles include:
1. Poor battery life
2. Poor power output
3. Poor range
4. Poor acceleration
5. High temperatures in the motor and controller
6. Battery charging issues
7. Excessive vibration
8. Electrical failures