
Work class
Built for the ride that earns. Plug in at a Tarvoz fast-charge post like an EV, and ride all day.
Full of energy · efficient · fully electric
A passenger-rated electric motorcycle designed around one idea: refuel the way an EV car does. Pull up, plug in the gun, ride off — no swapping cabinets, no waiting overnight. Made for Accra traffic, Kumasi hills and a full day of paying work.
mid-drive motor · >9 kW peak
top speed
range, two-up, city (indicative)
fast-charge input

Charging
The fast-charge post talks to the bike. Over CAN it reads the battery's voltage, state of charge and temperature, sets the right current automatically, and cuts power the moment the pack is full — the same handshake an EV car does at a charger. At home, a normal socket still works.
8 kW single-gun fast charging
Auto-detects 48 V / 60 V / 72 V packs
one charger for any Tarvoz bike
Stops itself when full; over-voltage, short-circuit, reverse and over-temp protection
Rated for outdoor Ghana: −20 °C to +50 °C, flame-retardant housing
Remote-monitored over 4G
station status and faults reach our team instantly
Fast-charge stations planned for the pilot: Accra · Tema · Kumasi

Battery
Fast-charge at a Tarvoz post, plug into a wall socket at home, or hot-swap the pack — the same 72 V battery with a unified connector works with all three. Open by design: you are never locked to one way of charging.
72 V · 50 Ah lithium iron phosphate (LFP) · 3.84 kWh
1,800+ charge cycles rated
LFP chemistry built for daily commercial use
IP67 sealed against rain, dust and washing
About 30 kg with a carry handle
swappable by one person
Smart BMS with nine-layer protection: over-charge, over-discharge, over-current, over-temp, short circuit, thermal runaway
Highlights
Mid-drive 4,500 W motor with >9 kW peak holds 30 km/h+ on a 10–20° hill with two riders aboard.
Passenger-grade frame and 112 kg kerb weight — rider, pillion and a delivery box, every day.
Hill-hold and hill-descent control so a loaded bike never rolls back at Kumasi junctions.
Dual hydraulic rear suspension and telescopic forks tuned for Ghanaian road surfaces.
Disc up front, drum at the rear — a proven, easy-to-service commercial setup.
Steel rear carrier that takes a standard delivery box or a passenger backrest.
In motion
Top-speed run, hill start with a pillion, and a plug-in at the post — the everyday, on video.
Connected
Bluetooth and 4G in the battery itself. The app shows charge level, battery health and where the pack is; the fast-charge network shows live station status. Open charging, open swapping — not locked to one provider.
Work packs
One bike, three ways to earn. Work-class bikes can be fitted with a job pack — planned options, confirmed at launch.
Planned option
Okada and passenger work
Planned option
Dispatch and food delivery
Planned option
Traders and goods runs
Data & equipment
Manufacturer specification for the pilot bike — indicative and subject to change. Final Ghana-market specification, charge times and pricing are confirmed before the 2026 pilot. Not available for purchase yet.
Work class
Passenger carrier
Tarvoz Work 45
Built to carry — a long, strong frame made for multiple passengers and heavy loads.
Commute & delivery
Tarvoz Work 12
A workhorse for the daily commute and the delivery hustle — fast-charge on board and a big cargo rack.
Delivery & cargo
Tarvoz Work Cargo
Front basket, long flat load deck and a guarded frame — made for dispatch and trading runs.
Not available for purchase yet — pricing is announced at launch. Join the early-rider list and we'll tell you the moment the pilot opens.
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