Avore Teases New Electric Motorcycle; Promises Over 250 KM Range On A Single Charge

New Delhi: The electric two-wheeler segment in India is about to get a new player, Avore Electric. The company has released the first teaser of its upcoming electric motorcycle, giving us a glimpse of what looks like its biggest project so far.  

While Avore hasn’t officially revealed the bike’s name yet, the teaser images show “EX/25” branding on the side panel, hinting that this could be the final name. Once launched, it will compete directly with Ola Electric, Revolt models.

Where is this bike spotted?

This upcoming motorcycle was recently spotted testing on the streets of Ahmedabad while covered in camouflage. The latest teaser reveals several design and feature details that were hidden earlier.  

A teaser. A silhouette. Plenty of intrigue.

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How is the electric bike designed?

Avore said the motorcycle is built on the company’s own technology platform, marking a major step forward in its electric mobility plans.

The teaser images show a very aggressive and sharp design, which is definitely geared towards the emerging mid-size motorcycle market. Body panels and a muscular tank section shape the bike while it is equipped with a special LED headlamp system including integrated daytime running lights. The tank shrouds boast additional LED lighting elements, further enhancing the futuristic feel.

What features are in Avores's two-wheeler? 

The side view features sporty alloy wheels, split-style bodywork and a dual-tone red and silver paint with matte black metallic wheels. The overall design has an elegant matte black grab handle on the pillion as well, which enhances the feel of quality. 

The back of the motorcycle receives a chic LED tail light as well as LED turn indicators. The teaser also revealed that the front and rear wheels will be equipped with disc brakes, suggesting a focus on performance and safety.

How much range will it cover? 

Another interesting detail in the teaser is the fully digital instrument cluster. While Avore hasn’t shared battery specs, the display shows 82 percent charge with 215Km of range remaining. This suggests the motorcycle could offer a pretty high total range. 

 In city mode, it might deliver around 260Km or even more on a full charge. The teaser also shows a small storage compartment in the area where a fuel tank would normally be.