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Zero Motorcycles Debuts Click & Collect in the Netherlands

Zero Motorcycles Debuts Click & Collect in the Netherlands
Michelle L.
June 30, 2025

Zero Motorcycles launches its first Click & Collect pilot in the Netherlands. With one click, riders can shop online and pick up their electric bikes at local dealers.

Zero Motorcycles launches its first Click & Collect pilot in the Netherlands. With one click, riders can shop online and pick up their electric bikes at local dealers.
Source: The Pack

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Zero Motorcycles is flipping the script on how riders buy electric motorcycles. In a bold and rider-friendly move, they’ve just launched a Click & Collect pilot program, which is kicking off exclusively in the Netherlands.

Here’s how it works: Dutch customers can now browse and buy any Zero motorcycle or accessory online via the official webshop. After that, they pick up their new ride or gear at a nearby participating dealer. That’s right, you get the ease of online shopping plus the trusted support of Zero’s expert dealer network.

This marks the first time Zero is testing this digital-to-dealer experience in Europe. This represents a significant step forward for the evolution of motorcycle retail.

“This initiative underlines our commitment to innovation—not just in our bikes, but in how we connect with riders,” said Umberto Uccelli, VP & Managing Director of Zero Motorcycles EMEA/APAC. “It’s about convenience, expertise, and making the customer experience better all around.”

Why It’s Cool:

  • Full range access: Shop any Zero bike or accessory from the comfort of your home.
  • Local pickup: Head to your chosen dealer to collect your order and get expert advice.
  • Pilot location perks: The Netherlands is the first to try this—Dutch riders, you’re in luck.

And don’t worry, traditional in-store purchases are still very much an option if you’re more of a “feel before you buy” kind of rider.

If you’re in the Netherlands and thinking about making the switch to electric, this could be your sign. Zero Motorcycles is making it easier than ever to go green: one click (and local pickup) at a time.

The future of motorcycle shopping? It might just start here.

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