Ukraine built a stealth electric bike that powers drones and zooms over landmines
- Ukraine's MUL.E combines battlefield transport with portable electrical power for frontline units
- The electric motorcycle crosses anti-vehicle minefields without triggering many buried explosives
- A detachable generator keeps drones and communications equipment powered during extended frontline operations
Ukraine's Defense Ministry has codified the MUL.E, its first all-wheel-drive electric military motorcycle built for frontline conditions.
The MUL.E cleared for Armed Forces service after completing testing confirming its stated operational capabilities.
Unlike conventional military motorcycles, the vehicle also functions as a mobile power station capable of recharging drones, communications equipment, and other electronic devices during combat missions.
Beyond battlefield transport
The MUL.E was developed by a Ukrainian defence enterprise following requests from soldiers operating in demanding frontline conditions where mobility and flexibility remain increasingly important.
The motorcycle carries two soldiers, transports wounded personnel, hauls small cargo, and can tow a loaded trailer across difficult terrain where larger vehicles often struggle.
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