It’s World EV Day today and the electric two-wheelers are more relevant now than ever. Moreover, with the current in-flow of electric scooters and motorcycles, the market has a plethora of options from high-speed to low-speed and commercial vehicles as well. However, there are a handful of models that sit at the top of the chain in terms of pricing as well as the overall package. So, here are the three most expensive electric two-wheelers that you can buy today in India.
Ultraviolette F77 Recon
The Ultraviolette F77 Recon is currently the most expensive electric two-wheeler with an asking price of Rs. 4.55 lakh (ex-showroom). It’s not only higher on the price scale but also one of the most distinct-looking two-wheelers. From our time with it, there were innumerable instances where passers-by would turn their heads around and have a good look at it. Then, there’s the performance front where the F77 Recon comes with three ride modes, handles well and also gets a fairly plush suspension. It’s loaded with features too including fast charging, smartphone connectivity, reverse/parking mode and more. We’ve written a detailed report on the Ultraviolette F77 in this road test review.
The Tork Kratos R is the second model on this list and also the top-spec trim in Tork Motor’s lineup. The Kratos R’s price is set at Rs. 1.87 lakh (ex-showroom) and comes with a 9kW motor linked to a 4kWh motor. Tork claims the Kratos R gets a top speed of 105kmph and a maximum range of 120km. Its design comprises a naked commuter motorcycle with fairly sporty cues. The R comes with LED illumination, a fully digital cluster, ride modes, regenerative braking, reverse mode, smartphone connectivity, USB charging, anti-theft, a front storage box, and OTA updates too. It’s available in five different colours:
The third offering here is the Ola S1 Pro. Ola recently launched the S1 Pro in its Gen 2 trim and the e-scooter now costs Rs. 1.47 lakh (ex-showroom). The S1 Pro comes loaded with features like a touchscreen TFT, smartphone connectivity, music and call control, SMS and call notifications, speakers, ride modes, navigation, WiFi, remote lock/unlock, proximity unlock, hill hold, regenerative braking and more. It has a range of 180km and a top speed of 120kmph. Ola has also updated the S1 Pro’s hardware and it now comes with telescopic front forks and a monoshock. Then, the braking hardware comprises a front and rear disc mounted on sheet metal wheels.
