Another electric motorcycle launched by Zero.  With a newly designed suspension and frame its stronger, lighter and more agile then ever, here are some numbers to crunch:

• 50 ft-lbs of torque
• Total weight is 156 lbs
• 23 hp
• Battery range up to 2 hours or 40 miles
• Recharge time Less than 2 hours
• Typical cost to recharge is less than $.01 per mile

There are just too many other features and upgrades to the latest dirt bike to list them all here, if your interested check out the Zero site for all the details.

Hit the jump to watch the Zero MX in action.

After announcing the Zero S earlier this year, Zero Motorcycles have now released info on the 2009 Zero X. The new electric motorcycle not only features updated custom bodywork and a more advanced brake system, it also comes with a new two year limited warranty that is extended to all of their motorcycles, including two new warranty plans for increased coverage. You can run through all of new features and upgrades here.

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With its lithium-ion power pack and handmade aircraft grade aluminum frame, it claims to be the fastest, lightest, cleanest and most fun electric motorcycle. You can read over all of the listed specs and features from their website, just too many to list here!

Check out the video of the Zero S on the track after the jump.

Two major players in electric motorcycles, Vectrix and Zero Motorcycles, are eligible for a 10% Federal tax credit for plug-in vehicles. Zero Motorcycles, already known for its electric dirt bikes, is launching a new street legal version, the Zero S coming sometime this spring. As for Vectrix, you can still get a tax credit on its scooters but as for its street bike concept there has been no confirmation from the company if it’s in production or even will be produced at all.