Zero Motorcycles has announced the expansion of LAMS (Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme) availability in Australia.
Convoluted non-uniformity across Australian state legislatures in regards to LAMS sees the new models available in varying ranging.
In short, new models will be available in ACT, Queensland and Victoria.
The key LAMS options in the Zero Motorcycles range include the 2023 S and DS models, both available for just $13,200 ride away. Additionally, the lineup features the 2023 S PLUS+ and DS PLUS+, which are accessory-fitted versions of the base models.
Like all other Zero Motorcycles, Zero LAMS approved motorcycles come with a two-year factory warranty and five-year warranty on the battery, offering peace of mind to new owners.
As previously reported, Zero Motorcycles re-entered the Australian market last year via its new partners Peter Stevens Motorcycles.
Zero Motorcycles’ range includes its dual-sport DSR/X, DSR, DS and FX, as well as road bike models SR/S, SR/F, SR, S and FXE.
Snag’s career in motoring journalism spans 30 years with stints at major bike mags Australian Road Rider, Motorcycle Trader and AMCN along with contributions to just about every other outlet worth a hill of beans. He was editor of Unique Cars magazine and hosts his legendary podcast ‘Snag Says’ when he gets off his date.
