eCRP 1.0

Phase One: The eCRP 1.0

eCRP is the electric racing motorcycle designed and built by CRP Racing, founded in Modena by CRP Technology in 2006, being part of CRP Group. The CRP Group concerns itself with research, development and creation of projects that are focused on the world of two and four wheels. CRP's expertise in this field is the result of more than 40 years of activity in the most competitive series of international motorsport.

The eCRP 1.0 represented the first prototype of electric racing motorcycle by CRP Racing and was unveiled launched during the "Cleaner Racing Conference" in Birmingham on January 13, 2010. It was introduced by Lord Drayson, the former Minister for Science and Innovation of UK and with the support of the Motorsport Industry Association (MIA).

The eCRP, unlike most other electric racing motorcycles which are usually only a conversion of traditional combustion engines into electric vehicles, was created from the ground up as a real electric racing motorcycle, specifically designed for 100% electrical power.