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Electric bikes with 150 km of range or close to it in India by 2023
Electric bikes with 150 km of range or close to it in India by 2023

Electric bikes with 150 km of range or close to it in India by 2023

Here are 2023’s best e-bikes with ranges of 150km or less


 

Motorcycles are fun and adventurous, but electric bikes are so much more. You get the power of an internal combustion engine without pollution or maintenance. Since India’s first battery-powered motorcycle was introduced, manufacturers have produced model after model. A more modern generation of e-bikes with better battery life and faster charging times is more sustainable and reliable. Check out the bestselling electric bikes in India for 2023. And we will present a list of 150km or close-range e-bikes in India by 2023. 

 

 

 

 

 

2023’s most impressive e-bikes with 150km or close range

 

ELECTRIC BIKES

RANGE

Revolt RV400

150km

Ultraviolette F77

150km

Kabira Mobility KM 4000

150km

Odysse Evoqis

140km

PURE EV eTryst 350

140km

Gravton ARQ

140km

PURE ecoDryft

135km

Atomex Raavi 2.0

135km

 

  • Revolt RV400

The Revolt RV400 is powered by a 3000-watt mid-mounted motor. Charging Revolt RV400’s 3.24kWh battery takes 4.5 hours and it’s good for 80km. The price of the Revolt RV400 starts at INR 1.25 lakh. One variation, STD, is available. 

Revolt RV400 electric bike

 

 

  • Ultraviolette F77

The Ultra Violet F77 is an electric motorcycle priced from Rs 3.80 to Rs 100. 550,000, available in three variants and three colors. The Ultraviolette F77 can travel up to 118 km on a single charge. The F77 takes about 5 hours to fully charge and has a top speed of 140 km/h. 

 

  • Kabira Mobility KM 4000

Kabira Mobility is the brand’s high-speed electric motorcycle. Sports bikes such as the KM 3000 are more expensive than naked bikes like the KM 400. An 8kW BLDC motor powers the Kabira Mobility KM 4000, which is claimed to reach 120kmph. It gets a 4.3 kWh lithium-ion battery pack within the estimated range of 150km in Eco mode, 110km in City mode, and 90km in Sport mode. The Kabira Mobility KM 3000 will compete against the Revolt RV400 priced at Rs 1.19 lakh.

 

  • Odysse Evoqis

Odysse Electric Evoqis is an electric two-wheeler priced at Rs. 1.71 lakh. There are five colors and one variant available. Evoqis takes 6 hours to charge and has a top speed of 80 km/h. Government subsidies for electric vehicles will expire on 31 May.

 

  • PURE EV eTryst 350

PURE EV eTryst 350 is an electric two-wheeler priced at Rs. 1.50 Lakh. It is available in 1 variant and 3 colors. The eTryst 350 takes 6 hours to charge and has a top speed of 85 km/h. Change bikes.

 

  • Gravton ARQ

In its most impressive model yet, Gravton Motors has unveiled its “ARQ” electric bike, a fast-growing startup in the Electric Vehicle (EV) space. This vehicle has three modes: ECO-40, City-65, and Sports-110. It can last up to 140 km on just one charge. And to top it all off, they require zero battery maintenance.

 

  • PURE ecoDryft

A starting price of Rs. 1,14,999 is being offered in India for the Pure EV EcoDryft electric street bike. There are only four colors and one variant available. This vehicle generates 2000 W of power with the help of its motor. Both wheels of the PURE EV EcoDryft are equipped with disc and drum brakes.

 

  • Atomex Raavi 2.0

Powered by a 3000W electric motor, the Atomex Raavi 2.0 is a modern electric scooter. Battery pack setups of 72V/40Ah lithium-ion are available for better range on the updated electric bike. Atomex Raavi 2.0 electric bike claims a ride range of 135km on a single charge, which is an impressive claim for an electric bike. Depending on how the electric bike is ridden, the range can vary.

 

 

A Buyer’s Guide to electric bikes

To make the right decision when purchasing an e-bike, there are some things to remember. Let us help you find the right e-bike for your needs. So, let’s look at some points you should remember before buying an e-bike. 

Range, speed, and battery capacity:

E-bikes often come in several variants, each with different battery capacities and maximum range on a single charge. Note that manufacturer-rated ranges are based on ideal conditions. So, only buy e-bikes with at least 15-20 percent more range than you need for your daily commute. The maximum speed also varies greatly depending on the model, so there are also points to know. 

Budget, incentives, and tax benefits:

This will affect your buying decision. However, it is even more imperative to check the incentives and tax benefits offered by the federal government and state governments upon purchasing an electric vehicle. Once you have all the information, you can make the right financial decision while purchasing.

Technology, features, and style:

Electric vehicles rely heavily on software, so be sure to buy bikes from a company with a reputation for timely updates. Also, make a note of the features that you want to see in your electric bike. Make sure the brand you choose offers most, if not all of those features. Finally, remember to consider your vehicle’s style quotient.

License requirements:

The most important thing you should remember is whether the vehicle you are buying requires a driving license. When electric bikes were new, most didn’t require a license to drive. However, as more and more companies launch powerful electric bikes, you need a license now. So, check the license requirements for a vehicle before buying.

 

 

So when you go for an electric bike, you must make sure that you know what you want and what you can expect from an e-bike before you make your decision. Take the best decisions with the best experience to make your future travels more adventurous and fun-filled.

 

 

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