SUNRA Eva
electric motorcycle in Bangladesh
Key figures
What this bike is
The Eva shares its motor, speed and battery with SUNRA's M3: 1,200 W, 50 km/h and a 72 V 26 Ah graphene pack of about 1,870 Wh, with 80 km of range measured at 40 km/h with a 75 kg load. The difference on SUNRA's sheets is the rear brake, a drum on the Eva and a disc on the M3, which also lists a traction control system. SUNRA publishes no price for either, so ask what the M3's rear disc costs over the Eva.
Who it suits. Riders who want SUNRA's 1,200 W figures and are content with a rear drum.
Written in September 2026 from SUNRA's own published figures, which are in the specification table on this bike's spec page. We have not ridden it and we do not pretend to have.
Good and less good
Against it
- SUNRA does not mention ABS on its own specification sheet for this model, so we cannot confirm it either way.
- The price we hold has not been confirmed recently, so treat it as indicative.
Every point here is read off the manufacturer's published figures or off a comparison with the other bikes on this site. None of it comes from riding the motorcycle, because we have not.
