VIDA Reveals UBX, DIRT.E MX7 and Project VXZ Concepts at EICMA

VIDA has revealed three electric two-wheeler concepts at EICMA 2026. The UBX explores urban riding, the DIRT.E MX7 is aimed at adult off-road riders, and Project VXZ is a street-focused motorcycle developed with Zero Motorcycles. The concepts show three different directions for VIDA, with production specifications and launch plans still open.

VIDA UBX explores city riding

The UBX uses a naked-bike design with a wide handlebar, handguards and a TFT screen. Its upright layout points towards everyday use where visibility, steering leverage and low-speed control matter. A production model would still need a confirmed seat height, weight and charging setup before buyers could assess it for a commute.

DIRT.E MX7 is aimed at adult off-road riders

The MX7 follows a motocross-style layout with a flat seat, spoked wheels, knobby tyres and long-travel suspension. Those choices are geared towards uneven ground and room for the rider to shift weight. They leave road legality and daily practicality as separate questions for any production version.

Project VXZ is VIDA’s street concept with Zero

Project VXZ has streetfighter styling, a large TFT display and distinctive switchgear. Zero Motorcycles collaborated on the concept. The collaboration establishes who worked on the project, with the drivetrain, range and charging figures still to be disclosed.

What an EICMA concept reveal means for India

For buyers comparing electric motorcycles, the designs show what VIDA is exploring. Confirmed production plans, market availability, price and charging specifications will determine which of the concepts becomes relevant to an India purchase.