Stellantis’ New Electric Motorcycle Architecture Will Debut In 2026

The Scrambler will be tuned for 105 horsepower (78 kW) and 86 lb.-ft. of torque, with the entry model achieving 200 miles of range. It is expected that Jeep® will price the Scrambler around $25,000 for the entry model and $28,000 for the Willys model.

Dodge Tomahawk – 

Yes, the Tomahawk name returns for Dodge’s latest motorcycle. While the 2003 concept had a Viper V-10 underneath it, this one is all-electric. Utilizing the STLA Cycle architecture as a “streetfighter” sport bike, the Tomahawk looks aggressive and promises to be the best performance option on the platform.

An all-digital infotainment system allows full suspension customization, ride modes (Street, Sport, Track, Rain, and ECO), and Dodge Performance Pages. With performance features like ABS, a Brembo® twin-piston single-disc front brake, and optional carbon-fiber wheels, the Tomahawk aims to bring Dodge performance to the two-wheeled arena.

The Tomahawk will produce 120 horsepower (88 kW) and 90 lb.-ft. of torque in a 540 lb. package. Dodge says the Tomahawk will have a 0 to 60 mph time of around 2.2 seconds and a top speed of 130 mph. The Tomahawk should be able to charge from 20% to 80% in 40 minutes, thanks to Level 3 DC fast charging.

Standard features include…

• 10.1-inch Uconnect 5 Infotainment System
  • Bluetooth
  • TomTom Navigation 
  • Dodge Performance Pages
  • Four Custom Dashboard Layouts (Street, Sport, Track, and ECO)
• Adjustable Three-Mode Air-Suspension
• Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
• LED Lighting
• Forged Aluminum Wheels (Standard), Carbon-Fiber Wheels (Optional)
• Dodge Smartphone App (Charging, Custom Settings, and Scheduling OTA Updates)
• Choice Of Five Exterior Colors (TorRed, White Knuckle, Sublime, B5 Blue, and Radical Yellow)

Dodge is counting on the Tomahawk as the most popular STLA Cycle vehicle in the North American market. Again, pricing hasn’t been released; however, we expect it to compete in the same category as motorcycles like the Harley Davidson Livewire, so around $34,000. The Tomahawk should start production in Q4 2025.

Chrysler New Yorker – 

The New Yorker nameplate returns to the Chrysler brand again, adorning the brand’s all-new, all-electric touring motorcycle. Designed for long rides, the New Yorker features a large fairing and windshield that offer high weather and wind protection. A more relaxed, upright seating position allows for comfortable long-distance rides.

Standard features will include…

• 10.1-inch Uconnect 5 Infotainment System
  • AM/FM Radio
  • SiriusXM Satellite Radio
  • Bluetooth
  • TomTom Navigation 
  • Wireless Android Auto / Apple CarPlay
• 6-Speaker Alpine® GreenEdge Sound System
• Heated Seat / Heated Passenger Seat / Heated Hand-Grips
• Adjustable Windshield
• Body-Color Side Touring Luggage
• Body-Color Rear Touring Storage
• Adjustable Three-Mode Air-Suspension
• Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
• Chrysler Smartphone App Access (OTA Updates, Charging, and Custom Settings)
• LED Lighting
• Choice Of Four Exterior Colors (Bright Silver, Black, Bright White, and Velvet Red)

The 917 lb. New Yorker will have a range of 130 miles and deliver 120 horsepower (88 kW) and 90 lb.-ft. of torque. Chrysler has yet to release pricing, but it is suspected that the entry-level New Yorker should cost around $38,000 once it hits showrooms in Q3 2025.

Fiat Libertà – 

The last vehicle on the STLA Cycle architecture is the new Fiat Libertà (Freedom). The Libertà takes on the café racer genre of sport bikes. With its unique Euro-style, the Libertà promises to offer a unique setup for those who are looking for a small bike with decent speed, great handling, and perfect handling for quick rides over short distances.

Standard features on the Libertà include:

• LED Lighting
• Adjustable Two-Mode Air Suspension
• All-Digital 6-Inch TFT Multifunction Instrumentation
• Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
• Choices Of Three Exterior Colors (Rosso, Velocità Verde, and Fulmine Bianco)
• Aluminum Dashboard Cellphone Mount, With USB-A, USB-C Charging Port Access
• FIAT Smartphone App (Charging and Scheduling OTA Updates)

The Libertà will produce 105 horsepower (78 kW) and 86 lb.-ft. of torque. With a range of 170 miles, the FIAT café racer looks to be the most well-balanced of the four STLA Cycle bikes. We expect Libertà to be priced right around the same price as the Scrambler, at $28,000. It is expected to start production in Q4 2025.

Stellantis says more details will come closer to the start of production. Production of the STLA Cycle vehicles should begin at the Toluca Assembly Plant in Mexico.

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