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According to Moto.it, a tuner in the United States has transformed the tiny Honda Grom into an extreme electric motorcycle. Wheel-measured output reportedly reaches 63 hp (about 62 bhp) and over 540 Nm of torque, giving it a power-to-weight ratio in supersport territory.
A small, cute Grom baring its teeth as an electric - that gap is just amazing. It feels like the builder's playfulness and aesthetic took shape exactly as is. More than the spec numbers, I love the vibe of that energy of 'I just wanted to try it.' A one-off custom is really about this kind of impulse taking center stage.
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This is zero-practicality, pure-fun spec right here — no way you could handle it on public roads.
When it comes to EV conversion customs, American tuners really do seem to go all the way further out there.
62hp on its own isn't that mind-blowing, but the torque figure is off the charts.
I can't help but worry whether the Grom's frame can actually hold up to 540Nm of output.
Mods like this usually assume frame reinforcement and a full suspension swap, so I'd guess it's already been accounted for.
That tiny Grom putting out 540Nm — just imagining it is a hilarious balance breakdown.
Just how insane a number is 540Nm actually?
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