In the beginning, there was light... er... electricity... or a battery pack? Nope. That's not our story at all. We started with a simple objective - we wanted to build a bike that we wanted to ride. It would be a bike that we could ride in the city, outside the city. And we would not have to compromise at all. It would not ask us to change our riding style, but it would fit in seamlessly. The bike wouldn't pollute, but that didnt mean it wouldn't perform.Simple enough? Read on.

We are now ready to launch the Mantis. This has been the result of years of engineering, tuning, development, prototyping- the works!

We've built the Mantis in public. Every single prototype we have built- we have given it to you, the Biker, to ride, to throw around the track, and give us your feedback. We took that feedback back to our R&D, tore down the assumptions we had, rebuilt from first principles, again, and again. Now, we have the Mantis, ready for you.

We love the performance of Electric vehicles. For us, EVs are like Ambush Predators- Silent, Aggressive and Ruthless. Ambush Predators are the inspiration behind the Mantis. One of the most successful predators in the animal kingdom, the Mantis is a silent, powerful, calculating killer. Much like what we, at Orxa, imagine Electric Vehicles should be.

Electric Motorcycles are challenging. There is less space, but you need to be more powerful and pack a longer range. It posed an irresistible challenge for us. How could we pack more power, more energy and still make the motorcycle light and nimble? like a predator! This meant that building the Mantis wasn't just a simple thing of slapping together systems and hoping they'd work together. We were on a mission now to create something beautiful- a work of art. but we had to engineer it. We had to built it from ground up. The Battery Management Systems, the Thermal Management, the Ride-by-Wire controls, the vehicle design... all of it.