Specifications above are those currently published by Infimove; actual range and performance can vary with rider weight, terrain, speed, weather, battery condition, and riding conditions.

The Bull was developed as part of Infimotion New Energy Corp.’s effort to establish a Philippine 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 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 part of the Philippines’ transition towards cleaner transportation.

The Bull is presented as the company’s flagship model, occupying the performance-oriented end of the Infimove range. The company’s other models target different uses: the Eagle emphasises speed and handling, the Leopard balances performance and agility, whilst the Squirrel is aimed primarily at compact urban commuting.

The Bull uses 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. Its published charging time is approximately four to six hours.

At approximately 100 kg, the Bull is substantially larger and more performance-oriented than many lightweight electric scooters. Infimove assigns it a maximum load rating of 200 kg and markets the motorcycle around durability and all-terrain capability.

The company also highlights the 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 an economical commuter scooter. Its combination of a 3-kW motor, 72-V electrical system, relatively high claimed top speed, and large battery is intended to provide sufficient performance for both city riding and longer trips.

The manufacturer’s stated 150-km range should be regarded as a claimed figure rather than a guaranteed real-world distance. Electric motorcycle range is particularly sensitive to riding speed, acceleration, passenger or cargo weight, road gradient, temperature, and battery condition.

A distinguishing characteristic of the Bull in the Philippine market is its reported government recognition. Infimove states that the Bull, together 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 places the Bull within the country’s developing electric vehicle ecosystem and reflects the manufacturer’s strategy of presenting its motorcycles not merely as imported electric vehicles but as part of the Philippines’ broader transition towards electrified transportation.

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

Available trade data also records Infimove Bull electric motorcycles entering the Philippines in completely knocked-down (CKD) form from China in 2025. This indicates that at least some units or production components have been sourced from China, although trade records alone do not establish the complete manufacturing or assembly process of every Bull sold in the Philippines.

Infimove’s branding is built around three major concepts:

• Performance — relatively powerful electric motors and motorcycle-style performance.
• Durability — robust construction and suitability for varied terrain.
• Sustainability — zero tailpipe emissions and electric propulsion.

The Bull serves 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 deliver motorcycle-like performance whilst retaining the operating characteristics of an EV.

The Bull belongs to a broader Infimove family:

• Bull — flagship, performance-oriented model
• Eagle — speed and sporty handling
• Leopard — balance of performance, agility, and versatility
• Squirrel — compact urban-oriented model

Infimove’s product catalogue 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 as alternatives to petrol-powered motorcycles. Its relatively high claimed speed and motorcycle-style construction differentiate it from smaller electric scooters and low-speed commuter EVs.

However, available public information about Infimove and the Bull remains relatively limited compared with 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 readily available.

The Infimove Bull is a Philippine-market flagship electric motorcycle developed by Infimotion New Energy Corp. It combines a 3,000-W motor, 72-V 50-Ah lithium-ion battery, claimed 75-km/h top speed, and claimed 150-km range in a relatively robust 100-kg motorcycle package. Infimove markets it towards riders seeking greater performance and versatility than a conventional small electric scooter can provide.

The Bull is also significant as part of Infimove’s attempt to build a Philippine electric motorcycle brand, with the company emphasising DOE certification, sustainable transportation, and participation in the country’s developing EV ecosystem.

1. Infimove Bull – Infimove Electric Motorcycles