Explore India's top longest-range electric bikes.
In the realm of electric bikes in India, the focus is on achieving remarkable distances without compromising on the thrill of the ride. Gone are the days when conventional bikes flaunted big engines; now, electric bikes steal the spotlight for their extended range on a single charge.
1. Ultraviolette F77:
The dynamic Ultraviolette F77 leads the pack as the first superfast electric bike, offering an impressive top range of 307 km. Evolving from its original 4.3kWh battery in 2019, the top F77 Recon now features a substantial fixed 10.3kWh battery (7.1kWh on the base F77) as of 2023.
2. Komaki Ranger:
Following closely is the Komaki Ranger, a cruiser with a top range of 250 km. The 2023 model brings enhancements in features and powertrain, aiming to provide riders with a riding experience akin to a 650cc motorcycle.
3. Orxa Mantis:
The Orxa Mantis, developed by Bangalore-based EV startup Orxa Energies, secures the third spot with a top range of 221 km. The Mantis, evolving over six years, incorporates aerospace expertise, featuring a lightweight battery pack for enhanced agility.
4. Power EV P-Sport +:
Andhra Pradesh-based Power EV introduces the P-Sport +, standing as the fourth electric bike on the list with a top range of 210 km. This electric motorcycle boasts a powerful 4.8 kWh battery, propelling it to a maximum speed of 85 km/h.
5. Kabira Mobility KM4000:
The fifth position is claimed by the Kabira Mobility KM4000, offering a top range of 201 km. With a transformative design, this electric bike features a modular battery pack design, setting new standards in usability and flexibility.
6. Oben Rorr:
The Oben Rorr, developed by Oben Electric, secures the sixth spot with a top range of 187 km under ideal conditions. Proudly Made-in-India, the Rorr showcases indigenous innovation with in-house design, development, and manufacturing. It introduces interactive connected vehicle features for an enriched riding experience.
These electric bikes not only showcase technological advancements but also reflect the growing interest and innovation in the electric vehicle sector in India.
