Damon Motorcycles Accelerates into the Future: $26M Series B Funding Fuels a Revolution in Electric Urban Mobility

We are excited to announce that Damon Motorcycles has successfully raised US$26,000,000 in its latest funding round, marking a significant step forward in its mission to revolutionize urban mobility. As a global technology leader, Damon Motorcycles is at the forefront of transforming the motorcycle industry by pioneering safer, smarter, and more sustainable riding experiences. With offices in San Rafael, California, and its headquarters and manufacturing facilities in Vancouver, Canada, Damon continues to expand its global footprint while pushing the boundaries of innovation with its award-winning electric superbikes, the HyperSport and HyperFighter. This new injection of capital will be instrumental in accelerating the development and production of these state-of-the-art motorcycles. Damon’s groundbreaking technology, including the globally patented CoPilot™ advanced warning system, Shift™ that offers dynamic riding position adjustments, and HyperDrive™, the world’s first monocoque constructed, 100% electric, multi-variant powertrain platform, exemplifies the company’s commitment to delivering both performance and safety to riders everywhere. The funding will support scaling manufacturing efforts, enhancing research and development initiatives, and reinforcing the company’s dedication to sustainable practices with zero-emission vehicles. This pivotal investment not only bolsters Damon’s technological advancements but also positions the company to meet growing global demand with unmatched market adoption. By investing in forward-thinking technology and redefining the standards of motorcycle design, Damon Motorcycles is set to lead the evolution towards safer and more eco-friendly transportation solutions worldwide. We look forward to witnessing the next phase of growth and innovation that this funding will unlock, propelling Damon Motorcycles closer to realizing its vision of a paradigm shift in motorcycling.