The simply named 805 and 902 bikes are designed with off-road performance in mind. The 805 is the more approachable of the two, with 40 hp on tap, a 3.1-kWh swappable battery pack, and 245 mm of travel from its Sirris forks. It sits atop a 21-inch front wheel, and an 18-incher at the rear. The company says this will be plenty light, and fun to ride for folks who aren't only about hardcore off-roading.
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The 902, meanwhile, is all business. It's entirely custom built, meaning there are no off-the-shelf components, and it's got plenty of juice to blast through trails. Its powertrain delivers 62 hp and a ridiculous 664 ft-lb (900 Nm) of torque, and its tall frame affords 285 mm of front and rear travel using Sirris suspension kit developed specifically for this model.