The Ultimate Kids Electric Dirt Bike?

Zukun Plan is an industrial design firm that’s worked for a variety of companies including Corning, Coleman, Dirt Devil, Fisher-Price, Power Wheels, and loads of others. It is now exploring the idea of entering a new segment with the EGO Z56.

The EGO Z56 is a new take on a kid-friendly dirt bike. It has a light, streamlined aesthetic using the 56V 7.5Ah battery as the focal point, an ARC lithium 56V battery from EGO Power+. A maintenance-free 1,000-watt DC brushless motor provides power to the rear wheel.

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The bike is built for riders 6–11 years old, and provides about an hour of riding time on a single charge. They’ve made the battery swappable, so with a second battery on hand, all-day riding is a possibility, as it takes about an hour to fully charge a depleted battery.

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The design of the bike really steals the show though. From the futuristic headlight and integrated taillight, the tubular frame, to the crisp, minimalistic approach, the EGO Z56 is a showstopper in a segment that is largely overlooked when it comes to innovation.

This is only a concept however, and Zukun Plan conducted the design exercise more to show a willingness to support the advancement of the powersports industry than to signal any real intent on entering the space. Also, EGO Power+ didn’t collaborate on the design and the product does not represent any future direction for the power tool company. Still, it’s a sharp design and innovative perspective on a kid’s dirt bike.