Best Electric Bike Models

The Revolt RV 400 is one of the first electric motorcycles to fall under the low-maintenance categories. Normally, the range is the biggest problem with electric vehicles, but the Revolt does justice to that having over 100km of riding distance on a single charge - making it ideal for day-to-day commuting or even from work and back. The Revolt RV 400 comes with a 6-year battery warranty, a 2-year charger warranty and a 5-year warranty on the motorcycle. The battery has a capacity of 3.24kWh which can power the motorcycle for about 100-150km with a total charging time of 4.5 hours. The electric motor can put out 4.02bhp and 170Nm of peak torque.

The Oben Rorr looks like a mix between a scrambler-style and street-fighter motorcycle. It comes with a 4.4kWh battery pack that is connected to a 10kW motor that produces 13.4bhp and 62Nm of torque. Also, it gets a range of 200km as per the IDC. For features, we see LED lights, a fully digital instrument cluster with smartphone connectivity, and more.

The Odysse Vader is an electric street bike that looks to have incorporated designs from various bikes throughout the segment. It has a 3.7kWh battery that is linked to a motor with a maximum output of 4.5kW which produces 6.03bhp and 170Nm of torque. The Vader’s range spans from 90km to 125km on a single charge depending on the ride mode. Features on the Odysse Vader include reverse mode, a seven-inch instrument console, navigation, live tracking, immobilisation, and others.

The Matter Aera 5000 is a sporty, street-fighter-focused bike, with design cues resembling other bikes in the same class. It is also the first electric motorcycle in India to come with a gear-shifter! The Aera has a 5kWh battery powering a 10kW motor which produces 520Nm of torque and 13.4bhp. In terms of features, the Matter Aera gets three riding modes - eco, city, and sport, a digital instrument console with smartphone connectivity, riding statistics, a storage space at the front, and others.