Evtric Rise is the latest electric bike in India with a price tag of ₹1,59,990

• Evtric Motors has announced the launch of its electric bike Rise.
• The Evtric Rise has been priced at ₹1,59,990 in the country.
• The Evtric Rise is available for pre-bookings for ₹5,000.

Evtric Motors, a homegrown automaker has announced the launch of its first electric bike, dubbed as Rise in India. The Pune-based company has also opened pre-bookings of the bike.

Evtric Motors is backed by Patil Automation (PAPL), a Maharashtra-based automation company. The company announced its entry into the electric vehicle segment last year with a planned investment of ₹100 crore. The company intends to launch electric bikes, scooters, bicycles and three-wheelers.

The company has already introduced three scooters – Axis, Ride and Mighty in the country. The company has claimed that it has 125 touchpoints across 22 states in the country.

Evtric Rise price and availability

The Evtric Rise has an ex-showroom price of ₹1,59,990 and is available for pre-orders with an initial payment of ₹5,000. It comes in Stunning Red and Black color options.

Evtric Rise features

The Evtric Rise is powered by a 2kW BLDC motor that offers a top speed of 70 km per hour.

The electric bike is powered by a 70v/40ah lithium-ion battery which promises 110 km of range on a single charge and can be fully charged within 4 hours using the 10amp micro charger provided with the bike which comes with auto-cut off feature.

“We are excited to bring our latest creation RISE, our first ‘make in India’ electric bike. The bike shall define the true quality experience for the customers who are still otherwise hesitant to switch from ICE to EV,” said Manoj Patil, founder, Evtric Motors.

The Evtric Rise features sculpted stylings on the side and comes with LED lights with DRLs.

It will take on the Revolt RV400, which is priced at ₹1,25,000.

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