INFINITE MACHINE’S P1 REPRESENTS THE ULTIMATE URBAN COMMUTING REVOLUTION
The Infinite Machine P1 is a high-performance electric moped designed specifically for urban commuting, delivering a 65 mph top speed, 60-mile range, and a feature set borrowed from the connected technology world rather than the conventional motorcycle industry. With a 6 kW hub motor, anodized aluminum and steel frame, and a removable 72-volt battery that charges from a standard household outlet, the P1 occupies a performance class that sits above typical city e-bikes but beneath fully licensed electric motorcycles, making it one of the most capable and practical urban machines of its kind.
Performance Specifications
At 65 mph (approximately 105 km/h), the P1 is fast enough to ride confidently on most urban arterial roads and light highway on-ramps. The 60-mile range covers the majority of urban daily commutes with margin to spare, and the removable battery design means riders who have access to an outlet at their destination can top up during the day without needing a dedicated charging station. The hub motor eliminates a conventional chain or belt drive entirely, reducing maintenance to brake checks and tyre inspections. ABS braking is standard, an uncommon safety feature at this vehicle class and price point, and the fire-resistant battery pack addresses one of the primary concerns cited by urban riders considering an electric transition.
Connected Technology and Security
The P1's technology package reads like a smartphone on wheels. Front and rear cameras provide both a safety record of the rider's journey and a theft deterrent: any unauthorized movement triggers an alert to the companion app. GPS tracking operates in real time. Keyless access uses either the Infinite Machine app or an NFC card, eliminating the vulnerability of a physical key. The app also allows remote management: locking, unlocking, checking battery status, and adjusting power output are all available from a smartphone. This level of connectivity puts the P1 ahead of machines costing significantly more and establishes a precedent for what urban electric vehicles should offer as standard. Coverage from Electrek's electric moped coverage and RideApart provides broader context on the growing urban EV segment.
Modular Platform and Everyday Practicality
Where most performance-oriented electric two-wheelers sacrifice practicality for aesthetics, the P1 builds storage into its core design. Under-seat storage, a front glove box, and a built-in helmet lock mean the rider does not need to carry a bag or lock a helmet to the frame with a cable. The modular cargo system adds side cases and a rear trailer option, transforming the P1 into a genuine cargo-capable urban vehicle without altering its baseline profile. Optional battery-powered speakers complete the picture of a machine configured around the rider's actual daily life rather than a narrow vision of what a motorcycle should do.
For riders exploring the full spectrum of electric urban mobility, TheArsenale carries several compelling options. The Pave 1 electric scooter offers a design-led alternative, while the Moxie for TheArsenale Special Edition brings a bespoke finish to urban riding. The ZOOZ Urban Ultralight demonstrates how minimal a functional electric urban vehicle can be. Browse the complete TheArsenale e-bike and electric mobility collection for the full range.
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