Specifications listed above are those currently published by Infimove; actual range and performance may vary depending on rider weight, terrain, speed, weather, battery condition, and other riding conditions.

The Bull was developed as part of Infimotion New Energy Corp.’s initiative to establish a local electric motorcycle lineup. Infimove states that the company was founded in Tandang Sora, Quezon City, with the objective of developing practical, high-performance electric motorcycles specifically for the Philippine market.

A significant milestone occurred in 2024, when Infimove reported that its lineup—including the Bull—received Department of Energy recognition as compliant battery-electric vehicles under the Electric Vehicle Industry Development Act. The company has subsequently promoted its motorcycles as contributors to the Philippines’ transition toward cleaner transportation.

Within the manufacturer’s portfolio, the Bull serves as the flagship model, occupying the performance-oriented segment of the range. Other models target distinct use cases: the Eagle emphasizes speed and handling; the Leopard balances performance with agility; and the Squirrel is designed primarily for compact urban commuting.

The Bull is equipped with a 3,000-watt electric motor and a 72-volt, 50-Ah lithium-ion battery. Infimove lists a top speed of 75 km/h and a claimed maximum range of 150 km, with a published charging time of approximately four to six hours.

Weighing approximately 100 kg, the Bull is substantially larger and more performance-oriented than many lightweight electric scooters available locally. Infimove assigns it a maximum load rating of 200 kg and markets the motorcycle based on durability and all-terrain capability. The company also highlights the inherent advantages of electric propulsion, including instant motor torque, reduced mechanical complexity, lower routine maintenance requirements, and zero tailpipe emissions.

Infimove positions the Bull primarily as a performance electric motorcycle rather than solely as an economical commuter scooter. Its combination of a 3-kW motor, 72-V electrical system, relatively high claimed top speed, and large battery capacity is intended to provide sufficient performance for both city riding and longer trips.

The manufacturer’s stated 150-km range is a claimed figure rather than a guaranteed real-world distance. As with most electric two-wheelers, actual range is sensitive to variables such as riding speed, acceleration patterns, passenger or cargo weight, road gradient, ambient temperature, and battery health.

A distinguishing characteristic of the Bull in the Philippine market is its government recognition. Infimove states that the Bull, along with the Eagle, Leopard, and Squirrel, was certified by the Philippine Department of Energy as a compliant Battery Electric Vehicle under the Electric Vehicle Industry Development Act.1 This certification places the Bull within the country’s developing electric vehicle ecosystem and reflects the manufacturer’s strategy of presenting its motorcycles as integral components of the national transition toward electrified transportation.

Infimove identifies Infimotion New Energy Corp. as the entity behind the brand and describes itself as a Philippine electric motorcycle manufacturer.

Infimove’s branding for the Bull centers on three core concepts:

• Performance: Utilization of relatively powerful electric motors to deliver motorcycle-style dynamics.
• Durability: Robust construction suitable for varied Philippine road conditions and terrain.
• Sustainability: Zero tailpipe emissions through full electric propulsion.

The Bull functions as the halo product of the Infimove lineup. Rather than positioning electric motorcycles exclusively as small, slow urban scooters, the company uses the Bull to demonstrate that an electric motorcycle can offer performance comparable to internal combustion counterparts while retaining the operating characteristics of an EV.

The Bull belongs to a broader Infimove family comprising four distinct models:

• Bull: Flagship, performance-oriented model
• Eagle: Focused on speed and sporty handling
• Leopard: Balanced performance, agility, and versatility
• Squirrel: Compact, urban-oriented model

Infimove’s product catalog describes these four models as serving different riding styles and use cases.

The Bull enters a Philippine motorcycle market where electric two-wheelers are becoming increasingly visible alternatives to gasoline-powered units. Its relatively high claimed speed and motorcycle-style construction differentiate it from smaller electric scooters and low-speed commuter EVs.

However, public information regarding Infimove and the Bull remains limited compared to long-established motorcycle manufacturers. Consequently, independent long-term reliability data, large-scale owner surveys, comprehensive crash-test information, and extensive third-party performance testing are not yet widely available.

1. Infimove Bull – Infimove Electric Motorcycles