China-based company Munro has released its Munro Motor 2.0 Electric Bike, prompting plenty of discussion on whether this new product should be classified as a motorbike or an ‘E-Bike’. Regardless of which category it belongs in, the pedal-less design and vintage-look frame certainly give it plenty of charm.

As the Munro name hints, the design was inspired by the curves of early Indian motorcycles. Of course it is much lighter than a traditional motorcycle, weighing in at only 35 kgs. Power comes from a Bosch electric motor, while two lithium battery packs sit inside the bike’s frame, capable of 200km per charge and 5 years of battery life.

With a top speed of 28mph or 45 kmh, the Munro 2.0 is definitely cooler than your average electric bike.