Antwerp’s Trevor Motorcycles brings fresh energy to urban riding with the DTRe Vince: a lightweight, all-electric scrambler built for city streets and beyond.
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The European electric motorcycle scene is about to get a serious dose of attitude. Antwerp-based start-up Trevor Motorcycles has confirmed that its first production model, the DTRe Vince, is officially rolling into production, with first deliveries set for March 2026.
A New Kind of Urban Scrambler
The DTRe Vince isn’t your typical plug-in commuter. It’s a lightweight electric scrambler that blends urban practicality with trail-ready fun, all wrapped in minimalist design. Think clean lines, upright stance, and just enough ruggedness to make it look ready for anything from cobbled city streets to weekend gravel detours.
Designed in Antwerp and built entirely in Europe, the Vince aims to capture the spirit of classic motorcycling but without the emissions, oil, or noise.
Compact. Clean. Capable.
Early riders who’ve tested the prototype are already calling it a blast. The DTRe Vince is light, agile, and instant in its delivery. It is that signature EV torque that makes every twist of the throttle feel alive. The final production model is said to offer even more punch than the pre-production bike, while keeping things smooth and quiet thanks to its Gates belt drive system.
It’s a small change that makes a big impact. Gone is the metallic rattle of a chain, replaced with a near-silent hum that complements the bike’s stealthy personality.
The ergonomics hit the sweet spot too: a neutral, upright riding position and wide handlebars make it easy to flick through traffic or carve around backroads with confidence.
Designed for Today’s Rider
The DTRe Vince represents more than just another electric option; it’s Trevor Motorcycles’ manifesto for how modern biking should feel. Accessible, sustainable, and fun.
Where many e-bikes chase futuristic designs, the Vince stays grounded in scrambler DNA: simple, raw, and timeless. It’s a reminder that sustainability doesn’t mean sacrificing style or character.
With the first batch entering production, Belgium now has its own two-wheeled electric icon in the making. And if early impressions are anything to go by, Trevor Motorcycles is ready to make some noise quietly.
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