The Gujarat-based pure EV brand will launch a naked streetfighter model in an attempt to grab the larger chunk of pie in the e-motorcycle segment
Avore Electric, the Gujarat-based EV startup, has teased its first e-motorcycle, which is likely to launch soon in the Indian market. The teaser video reveals a mid-sized electric motorcycle with striking design elements in the form of sculpted body panels, distinctive signature headlamp, and dual-tone paint finish among many others. Adorning the company’s philosophy of ‘Intelligence Beyond Motion’, it has been developed on Avore Electric’s indigenous technology platform and backed by years of in-house research and engineering.
The teaser video shows the full silhouette of the upcoming electric motorcycle from Avore Electric. The brand claims that it has used bold and dynamic design language which combines performance, intelligence and innovation in equal measure. The home-grown company further stated that the new electric motorcycle will usher ‘in a new era of intelligent electric mobility and setting new benchmarks for the next generation of riders’.
A few days back, the Avore electric motorcycle was spied testing in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The streetfighter styled naked electric motorcycle was wearing camouflage during the test runs but despite that we can confidently state that it will deliver performance equivalent to a 150-200cc ICE-powered motorcycle due to the traditional silhouette which resembles petrol-powered bikes.
Some of the premium elements onboard the electric motorcycle will include all-LED lighting, split rear grab rails, alloy wheels, front and rear disc brakes, split seat setup and TFT instrument cluster. The Gujarat-based EV brand could offer Bluetooth Smartphone connectivity, Turn-by-turn navigation, music controls and phone notifications. The spy images showed the bike with broader handlebar, rear-set footpegs and comfortable riding stance.
Avore Electric has used a trellis frame for the upcoming motorcycle which is likely to be suspended by telescopic front forks and rear monoshock absorbers. Though the company has remained tightlipped regarding the technical specifications, it has been learnt that a 5 kWh battery pack would be at the helm of affairs alongside a mid-mounted electric motor, good enough for 14 bhp of top power.
The test unit captured on camera looked production and now the first teaser is also out. Hence, we expect the Avore electric motorcycle to go on sale in the next few days in the Indian market. It will take on the likes of Ola Roadster X+, Oben Rorr, Matter Aera and Revolt RV400.
