Droog Moto doesn’t build ordinary electric motorcycles. Known for brutalist design and unapologetically industrial aesthetics, the custom shop’s latest release – a heavily modified version of the Volcon Grunt Evo – is every bit the aggressive powerhouse you’d expect. And with only two ever made, it’s as exclusive as it is outrageous.
At the heart of this project is the Volcon Grunt Evo, a robust electric off-roader known for its chunky tires and rugged build. Droog’s take transforms it into something altogether different – a street-savvy beast that looks like it rolled off the set of a dystopian thriller.
The most immediately striking element is the bike’s silhouette. Wide, fat tires extend its stance, while an angular custom body kit gives it a fighter-jet attitude. The tank and paneling have been reimagined with sharp lines and matte finishes. LED lighting strips are embedded with precision, providing both function and dramatic visual punch when riding at night.
But Droog didn’t just change the surface.
Underneath the armor, the bike is powered by a Gates carbon belt drive system pushing a formidable 10.6 kW. That translates to a top speed of 60 mph – a serious number for an e-bike, especially one that retains the rugged, all-terrain DNA of its Volcon roots.
Fueling this machine are dual 60V batteries, doubling the juice and delivering up to 60 miles of range per charge. While that may not top charts in range, it’s more than enough for city runs, weekend trail rides, or blasting through industrial lots for a quick adrenaline fix.
And since it’s belt-driven, not chain-driven, you get near-silent operation without sacrificing torque – perfect for a clean, stealthy ride that still throws down when you twist the throttle.
There’s another reason this bike is getting so much attention: scarcity. Droog only made two of these. One is already gone. The remaining unit stands as a one-off piece of functional art – half motorcycle, half post-cyberpunk sculpture.
Limited runs aren’t new for Droog. The company’s ethos is rooted in exclusivity and individuality. No two bikes are quite the same, and this philosophy attracts collectors, forward-thinking riders, and those who treat their vehicle not just as transport – but as identity.
Droog doesn’t cater to mass appeal. Its bikes aren’t meant for the average commuter or the weekend cruiser. They’re built for riders who see two wheels as a canvas and horsepower as a brushstroke. Every curve, angle, and weld speaks to rebellion, creativity, and force.
This Grunt Evo build continues that narrative – fusing off-road utility, street-ready aggression, and electric efficiency into something radically unique. Also don’t forget to check our list of the fastest bikes in the world.
