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Komaki Electric Vehicles claim that the XR1 offers a full charge range of 70 to 80 km, making it perfect for daily errands, office commutes, and leisure rides.
Komaki XR1.
Komaki Electric has just launched its latest innovation—the XR1 electric moped, starting at an affordable Rs 29,999 (ex-showroom).
Built for smart city rides and eco-conscious living, the XR1 offers a stylish, convenient, and pocket-friendly commuting solution for urban India.
What truly sets the XR1 apart is its regenerative kinetic energy system. Even when the battery is fully drained, this tech allows the moped to keep moving.
For anyone who’s ever worried about getting stranded mid-ride, this feature offers a major sigh of relief. It’s a first-of-its-kind innovation that changes the way we think about EV range anxiety.
Offering a range of 70 to 80 km, the XR1 is ideal for daily errands or relaxed weekend rides. It’s built for those who want eco-conscious mobility without giving up on convenience or looks. Its sleek frame, modern finish, and stylish design tick both utility and fashion boxes.
This electric moped also boasts:
- Shock-absorbing suspension
- High-traction tyres for stability on all terrains
- Dual ergonomic seats for added comfort
- Spacious front basket for daily essentials
Gunjan Malhotra, Co-founder of Komaki Electric Vehicles, said,”At Komaki, we are continuously committed to providing eco-friendly mobility while ensuring convenience for the customers. In this pursuit, the XR1 range is a breakthrough innovation that takes our offering to the next level by guaranteeing a complete ride even after the battery has drained out. It has been specifically designed to meet the requirements of urban commuters, making the ride comfortable, durable, and reliable for them.
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