The high-end partnership between Brabus, DAB Motors, and renowned designer Hiroshi Fujiwara has officially unveiled an extraordinary two-wheeled urban art piece. This unique cross-industry collaboration originated during Milan Design Week, where the Japanese creator was instantly captivated by the base model from the French manufacturer, sparking a joint project to merge cutting-edge engineering with pure urban aesthetics.
The resulting machine, dubbed the Brabus Urban E Fragment Edition, showcases a striking monochromatic color scheme defined by deep blacks and pristine whites. The dark bodywork contrasts sharply with white carbon fiber wheel covers, while matching white accents extend to the brake calipers and the leather-upholstered Brabus Masterpiece seat.
Design integration is taken to the next level with the seat flowing directly into the fuel tank area within a monocoque layout, flanked by gloss carbon fiber side panels and fenders. The front mask adopts a distinct Flat Track aesthetic featuring an illuminated tuner logo framed in carbon fiber, positioned just above a projector headlight, while the rear houses a custom transparent taillight carrying the Fragment Design emblem.

Beneath the minimalist exterior lies a state-of-the-art electric powertrain capable of delivering 37 horsepower and a massive 475 Nm of wheel torque. These specifications ensure fierce acceleration alongside a top speed electronically capped at 120 km/h. Energy is supplied by a 72-volt lithium-ion battery pack, providing an urban range of 150 kilometers with a complete recharge cycle taking under four hours.
Chassis components match the elite performance credentials, featuring 46 mm Ohlins inverted front forks and a matching rear monoshock. Bringing the 145-kilogram machine to a halt relies on high-performance Brembo braking hardware with radial mounts and floating discs, all supported by a tubular steel frame paired with an ultralight cast aluminum swingarm.



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