We are always looking back through automotive history for ideas that still feel right today. British Racing Green is one of them. It has a quiet confidence, a connection to competition, and a way of making a well-proportioned machine look completely at home in its own skin.
Our Heritage Edition Roadster brought that color to a Vintage for the first time. We built the edition as a run of ten, with an invitation for each customer to choose a personal racing number. A shared design, made a little more individual.
A color that belongs on the road
The appeal of a classic racing color is not limited to the track. It can bring a sense of occasion to a vehicle you use every day. On the Roadster, British Racing Green sits naturally against the silver details and the familiar outline of the battery box.
We wanted the color to feel connected to the whole bike. The long frame lines, open wheels, and mechanical details give it room to stand out without needing more decoration. The result rewards a slower look, the same kind you give a favorite car when it is parked in good light.
Your number, your connection
The custom race number was a simple way to put the rider into the design. It might mean a favorite car, a memorable year, or something only the owner understands. We did not need to decide that for them. The interesting part was giving a number a place on a bike built to be used and enjoyed.
Part of a longer story
The Heritage Edition used our 2024 72V Roadster platform. It sits in the Vintage story as a meeting of modern electric riding and the automotive references that have influenced us from the beginning.
Today, you can explore it in the Limited Edition Archive. The archive brings together different colors, collaborations, and ideas, each with its own reason for existing. Seeing them together makes the common thread clear: we build the bikes we would want to find waiting in our own garages.
If that approach speaks to you, read how Vintage began, or compare the character of our current Roadster. Our team is always happy to help you find the version that feels like yours.