There’s a toaster in the bathtub joke somewhere around here, but considering how far we’ve come in two-wheeled electric propulsion, it was only a matter of time before someone manufactured something that was ridiculously overkill. Over-powered and ready to tackle all terrains, say hello to the amphibious Volcon Grunt e-bike and feed your desire to explore.

Everything is bigger in Texas, and that’s precisely what Volcon has achieved with this beast of a battery-powered motorcycle. The Grunt is powered by an IP67-rated drivetrain that allows its riders to spend up to 30 minutes under roughly 40 inches of water without sustaining damage.

Why make an underwater motorbike? Because they can dammit!

This battery-powered bike packs some extreme power with an electric motor capable of outputting 50 horsepower and 75 pound-feet of torque. Quoting a top speed of 60mph, the Grunt can go from 0-60mph in just 6 seconds. And despite having a range of only 100 miles on a single charge, the swappable battery makes getting back on the road quicker than standing at the bowser.

Designed with high-performance parts and with efficiency in mind, these 100% outdoor electric vehicles from Volcon are all made in the USA. Previously on offer to the agricultural industry, their highly useful all-terrain vehicles carry heavy loads and haul cargo across many acres, making everyday work easy, convenient and efficient.

This truly all-terrain two-wheeled Grunt effortlessly navigates diverse environments and inclement weather without hindering your journey. Whether you’re a beginner or a veteran of motorbikes, the Grunt offers three different driving modes for your desired riding style.

With power settings and throttle all within your control, it’s a dream to ride, no matter your destination.

With minimal maintenance required for electric vehicles, say goodbye to oil changes and fuel costs, and say howdy to kicking the tires to check the pressure. Sorry to all those who love tinkering with their hog, the Grunt lets you spend more time on the trail than in the garage.