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Manufacturer | Kinetic Engineering Limited |
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Production | 2024 |
Predecessor | Kinetic Luna |
Class | Electric Bike |
Top speed | 60 kph |
Power | 3kWh |
Suspension | Telescopic Fork front suspension and dual shock rear suspension |
Dimensions | L: 1985mm W: 735mm H: 1036mm |
Seat height | 760mm |
Weight | 96kg (dry) |
Range | ~100km |
The Kinetic E-Luna is an Electric bike build by Kinetic Green and based on the Kinetic Luna Moped. It was launched on February 7, 2024. [1] [2] [3]
Kinetic announced that it would start bookings for the E-Luna on26 January with a reservation fee of ₹500. [4]
Kinetic had started a pilot project around September 2023 in some locations of Maharashtra with an aim to sell the vehicle to a couple of thousand people and gather customer feedback using prototype models, which were met with success. [5]
The company intends to target the Rs 25,000-30,000 monthly income group which uses public transportation, such as shared automobiles or local buses. The company is aiming for 5,000 electric Lunas per month.[ clarification needed ] The company hopes to gross close to Rs 30 crore annually [2] [6]
The e-Luna was introduced with three battery packs. The first batch will have a 2 kWh battery pack which will give a range of 80 km. The company also hopes to introduce a 1.5 kWh battery pack for Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets for a 40–45 km range, and a 3 kWh battery pack, which will give a range of 100-125km, . [2] the Kinetic E-Luna comes with Telescopic Fork front suspensions and dual shock rear suspension. [3] It would have a top speed of around 60 kph, a weight of 96 kg (212 lb), a seat height of 760 mm (30 in), and a ground clearance of 170 mm. [4] [1] The batteries will be made inhouse with three different variants – chargeable, removable and swappable. [7]
The model will come with four drive modes - ECO, City, Speed and Sport. It will be more rugged, with an improved halogen headlight and white color-turned indicators on the side. It will have a fully digital console and an app for connectivity control. [8] [9]
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