Eko Tejas, an electric vehicle manufacturer based in India, unveiled the 'E-Dyroth,' the first electric muscle motorbike manufactured in the country. This e-motorbike is equipped with a 4 kW mid-drive motor that results in a top speed of 100 kmph.
The E-Dyroth is powered by a 72 V/60 Ah battery pack that results in a quoted range of 150 km per charge. However, customers are able to order a secondary swappable battery pack, bringing the range to upwards of 300 km on a single charge, which is more than enough for most use cases.
In addition to being an electric muscle motorbike, the E-Dyroth boasts smart features such as mobile app connectivity, a smart heads-up display, and various driving modes catered to the conditions on India's roads. Additionally, Eko Tjeas offers a dedicated charging station with its bike, which the company can install in customers' driveways and parking spaces.
Electric Muscle Bikes
Eko Tejas Unveiled India's First Muscle E-Motorbike, The 'E-Dyroth'
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Muscle Vehicles - Creating electric versions of traditionally gas-powered muscle vehicles, such as motorcycles, provides an opportunity for manufacturers to tap into the growing demand for eco-friendly transportation options
2. Smart Transportation - Incorporating smart features, such as mobile app connectivity and smart displays, into muscle vehicles offers an opportunity to provide customers with an enhanced driving experience
3. Battery Innovation - The ability to increase ranges and provide customers with swappable battery packs offers an opportunity for innovation in battery technology for electric vehicles
Industry Implications
1. Electric Vehicle Manufacturing - Manufacturers of electric vehicles can take advantage of the growing demand for eco-friendly transportation, specifically in the muscle vehicle market
2. Smart Technology - Companies specializing in smart technology can offer their expertise to manufacturers looking to incorporate smart features into their muscle vehicles
3. Battery Technology - Battery manufacturers can work on developing batteries with enhanced ranges and swappable capabilities for electric muscle vehicles