EPISODE 5 – “100% ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE – POWERED BY MOEVE”

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19 de nov.
2 min de leitura

RALLY RAID PORTUGAL 2025 – PART 2 | OVERCOMING THE TOUGHEST STAGES OF THE RACE

The documentary series “100% Electric Motorcycle – Powered by MOEVE” releases its 5th episode, dedicated to the longest, most demanding, and most exciting part of Rally Raid Portugal 2025.

Continuing on from the previous episode, which showed the journey from Grândola to Badajoz, this new chapter now brings together four decisive stages that tested the team and the 100% electric motorcycle to the limit:

Grândola → Badajoz

Badajoz → Badajoz

Badajoz → Lisbon

Lisbon → Lisbon

With very long stages, intense cold, mud, and extremely hard and degraded surfaces, this part of the rally was a real test of endurance—physical, mental, and mechanical.

The episode also includes testimonials from people who were on the ground watching the team pass by, bringing an emotional and genuine perspective on the impact of this pioneering project.

Statement – Pedro Bianchi Prata (Driver and Team Manager)

“This set of stages was one of the toughest we have ever done.

We started with the Grândola–Badajoz stage and then did a very demanding Badajoz–Badajoz loop. The Badajoz–Lisbon connection was extremely tough, with cold weather, mud, and very degraded surfaces, and we finished with the Lisbon–Lisbon stage, which was the icing on the cake in terms of difficulty and excitement.

There were moments of great tension and maximum concentration, but also enormous pride. Seeing people who came specifically to support the project was very special. Once again, we proved that electric mobility has a future—and that it is already capable of facing challenges of this level.”

Statement – Cláudia Soares-Mendes (Marketing and Communications Director at MOEVE)

“This episode shows the true strength of this project: resilience, commitment, and innovation.

Seeing Pedro and the team face such tough stages and complete them with a 100% electric motorcycle is inspiring. It proves that electric power is not just an alternative—it is a natural, competitive, and sustainable evolution.

We continue to believe, more and more, that ‘This future has a future.’”