Goa-based motorcycle startup Kabira Mobility has recently made its debut in the Indian market. In its first phase, the auto firm has launched its two new electric models—KM3000 and KM4000 via virtual launch.
Speaking of the two offerings, the KM3000 arrives with a power of 6000W whereas you will get a peak power of 8000W on the KM4000. Moreover, the KM30000 is equipped with a DeltaEV-sourced 3500 W BLDC hub motor while the KM4000 gets a Delta-sourced 5000 W BLDC hub motor.
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KM3000
The new ‘Made in India’ models are fully equipped with combi-brakes, and fast-charging. The KM3000 has a top speed of 100km/h while the KM4000 gets a top speed of 120km/h. Moving on to the riding range, the KM3000 and KM4000 get a range up to 120km and 150km respectively.
KM4000
Both of the models designed as naked streetfighter weigh 138kgs (KM3000) and 147kgs (KM4000) respectively. There are two modes available for charging: Eco mode (takes 6.5hrs to full charge), and Boost mode (takes 50 minutes to reach 80%).
Other appealing features of the motorcycle include robust naked street design (although being an EV), sleek aerodynamic styling, park assist feature, fireproof battery, and the engine performance itself.
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This, in fact, is a great initiative by the startup Kabira Mobility as it encourages and inspires newcomers in the field of the auto industry while also direct youth towards the crucial role of EVs in protecting the globe.
Currently, there are two manufacturing plants of the EV startup, one in Goa and the other in Karnataka which has a production capacity of 10000 and 8000 respectively. When set up officially, the company plans on releasing 75,000 units per month from their plant.
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Price and Availability
Although Kabira Mobility has unveiled the first look of these e-bikes (KM3000 and KM4000), the official deliveries will be made only from May 2021. Coming on to the pricing,
KM 3000 Price in India: INR 1.26 lakh
KM4000 Price in India: INR 1.36 lakh
So, what do you think about these two new electric offerings by Kabira Mobility? Do you think the EVs might hit the EV auto scene? Please let us know your views on the comment section down below.
