The Brabus Urban E Fragment Edition was presented at ComplexCon 2026 in Los Angeles as a highly limited electric motorcycle. The project brings together Brabus, Japanese clothing company Fragment Design and French electric-motorcycle specialist DAB Motors. Design credit goes to Hiroshi Fujiwara of Fragment Design, while worldwide production is capped at ten motorcycles.

A carbon-fibre black-and-white Urban E

This is not a clean-sheet motorcycle, but a special version of the existing Brabus Urban E. Its visual treatment is restricted to black and white: the wheels and seat are white, with the rest of the machine finished in black. The black bodywork is made from carbon fibre, and the Fragment Design logo is built into the rear LED light. Fragment clothing is also included with the purchase.

The electric motor delivers 37 hp and 475 Nm of maximum torque, while announced top speed is 120 km/h. Its 72 V lithium-ion battery is credited with a theoretical range of up to 150 kilometres. A full charge from a 220 V household outlet takes 3.5–4 hours, while charging from 20% to 100% takes approximately three hours.

Hardware focused on specification

The equipment list includes Eco, Street and Sport riding modes, together with reverse. There is also a separate sport function that provides maximum acceleration for ten seconds. A carbon-fibre-reinforced belt drives the rear wheel through a large sprocket, while the rider information is displayed on a compact 2.8-inch LCD screen.

Suspension hardware consists of an upside-down fork with 46-millimetre tubes and a rear monoshock, with fully adjustable suspension. Brembo supplies the braking components: a radial four-piston front caliper, a 320-millimetre front disc, a 240-millimetre rear disc and dual-channel ABS.

At €45,000 and with only ten motorcycles planned worldwide, the Brabus Urban E Fragment Edition is positioned as a highly exclusive collaboration rather than a conventional electric model. Its appeal rests on the limited run, carbon-fibre construction, Fragment Design identity and equipment package; buyers also receive Fragment clothing with the motorcycle.