The Streetdog has crossed the ditch - finally!

It's been a long time coming. Back in 2020, founders Luke and Kendall started tinkering with an old pushbike in their garage. A few good folks came on board as investors, allowing them to rent a small workshop. Ten beta bikes were sold, followed by 100 early adopter pre-sales. Now, there are over 200 Streetdogs hooning around New Zealand, bringing joy to Kiwis.

Crossing the ditch has been in the works since day one. The Streetdog got its passport (ADR approval) in 2024, and 40+ Aussie Streetdogs have been pre-ordered, with delivery expected in mid-2025. These beauties are hand-crafted and made to order, resulting in a truly inspiring bike.

If you're interested in adopting one yourself, here's the down-low on the Streetdog and what to expect!

What is a Streetdog?

The Streetdog is the impressively dynamic electric motorbike made in New Zealand, which makes it easier for people to get around town, escape the traffic, and have some fun along the way. The New Zealand part may or may not be important, depending on what you think of Kiwis. But the latter part - getting around, escaping traffic, and having fun - is essential to urban life.

People waste time every day commuting across town in gridlocked traffic, pumping out endless clouds of emissions. If you're reading this and nodding along, you probably know exactly what we're talking about. It's not great for anyone. So, we set out to create a new commuter experience - one that brings back the fun and freedom of urban travel.

But why the Streetdog?

For starters, it looks cool. You get to choose your colors and customize it your way.

But mainly, it makes getting around town effortless. No gears. No hassle. Just smooth, easy motion from here to there. You’ll love it.

Then there’s the tech - like a touchscreen with PIN code access to unlock your bike, 30 liters of lockable storage for practicality, and so much more.

And let’s not forget about the removable battery! You can charge it from any standard wall socket, and it’ll only add a couple bucks to your power bill.

What is riding a Streetdog like?

We’re 350 words in and we haven’t even mentioned the most important part yet. The Streetdog is insanely fun to ride. Like, can't-wipe-the-smile-off-your-face fun. Most people who take the Streetdog for a spin end up grinning from ear to ear.

Yes, fun is subjective and a bit tricky to put into words on a webpage. But you don’t have to take our word for it — come along to one of our demo days and see for yourself!

Sydney Launch Event

Date: Saturday 1 March, 2025
Location: Zen Motorcycles, 200 Euston Rd, Alexandria NSW 2015, Australia

Book test ride

Everything Electric Show, Sydney

Date: Friday 7 - Sunday 9 March, 2025
Location: Everything Electric Show, Olympic Park Sydney

If you have reserved a Streetdog, email hello@ftnmotion.com to arrange free tickets.

Melbourne Launch Event

Date: Saturday 15 March, 2025
Location: Machine Alley, 79 Sackville St, Collingwood VIC 3066, Australia

Book test ride

And finally...

So now you’ve learned a bit more about our fun, Kiwi-made electric motorbike. You’re probably thinking, "How can I get one?"

Well, you’re in luck! You can now pre-order a Streetdog from our first production run, starting in May 2025, for Australia. All it takes today is a $100 refundable deposit.

Check out the two models below and choose your preference!

Streetdog50
From $11,260

50 km/hr
Top speed

80-100km
Range (Single battery)*¹

Up to 180km
Range (Second battery)*¹

5 kW
Peak power

Technical specifications

Motorbike licence required in some states

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Streetdog80
From $12,930

80 km/hr
Top speed

60-80km
Range (Single battery)*¹

Up to 140km
Range (Second battery)*¹

7.5 kW
Peak power

Technical specifications

Motorbike licence required in all states

Configure now

1. Range is estimated and will vary based on tyers, drive modes, Streetdog load, terrain and weather. The Streetdog includes a storage compartment, allowing you to carry a second battery.

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