Husqvarna: Innovative new machine joins the proven EE 2, EE 3 and EE 5 for 2027
Husqvarna Mobility is proud to offer an expanded range of electric-powered mini motocross machines for 2027, with the new EE 2.12 joining the EE 2, EE 3 and EE 5. The EE 2.12 sits perfectly between the EE 2 and EE 3, completing a quartet of models designed to help young children discover the excitement of riding offroad. As with all Husqvarna machinery, the range is meticulously assembled to the highest standard and equipped with multiple safety features.
In line with the EE 2, EE 3, and EE 5, the new EE 2.12 also offers adjustable ergonomics. This design allows children to ride the same machine for longer as they grow in size, before advancing to the EE 3 or EE 5. Optional handlebar risers ensure the feeling of the EE 2.12 remains familiar to riders when the higher seat position is used.
The EE 2.12 is constructed with maximum safety in mind. The HUB motor, which produces a peak power of 1.8 kW, is housed inside the hub of the rear wheel, eliminating the need for a chain and sprockets. Three ride modes, offering different top speeds, ensure controlled progression for young riders of all abilities. Recharging the battery is fast and easy, with a full charge achieved within one hour.
Young riders will enjoy comfort from the moment they set off aboard the EE 2.12, thanks to the supple WP suspension. Slim-profile ODI grips, a 12-inch front wheel for agility, and KENDA Trakmaster tyres complete the build and ensure children can ride with confidence as they get to grips with Husqvarna’s latest e-mini motorcycle.
Technical highlights – EE 2.12
- New machine for 2027 bridges the gap between the EE 2 and EE 3
- Safety features include a rollover sensor, wrist lanyard and enclosed HUB Motor
- Husqvarna 40-B330X battery is simple to remove, fast to recharge and easy to re-fit
- Three ride modes ensure safe progression
- Adjustable ergonomics offer two seat heights of 536 mm or 566 mm
- Optional handlebar risers ensure comfort remains with either seat height selected
- Comfortable WP suspension maximises the riding experience
- KENDA Trakmaster tyres provide excellent grip on all surfaces
- Light and strong aluminium chassis for maximum control
- 12-inch front wheel for precise handling
Priced at £2,549, the 2027 EE 2.12 will be available in authorised Husqvarna dealerships from November 2026.
For more information on the full range of electric-powered motocross machines, please visit the Husqvarna Mobility website.
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About Husqvarna
Husqvarna Motorcycles is a historic, Swedish-rooted brand known for premium off-road (motocross, enduro) and street motorcycles, famed for its pioneering spirit and racing success, now owned by KTM (PIERER Mobility AG) and part of the Bajaj Group, offering a range from dirt bikes to naked and dual-sport models, blending Swedish heritage with modern Austrian engineering. They are one of the world’s oldest motorcycle manufacturers with continuous production, starting in 1903, and are recognised for innovation in both competition and road bikes.
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