Run this new e-bike up to 200 km in full charge, presented at Auto Expo 2023. Devot Motors

DEVOT Motors: Jodhpur’s EV startup company DEVOT Motors has introduced its electric bike. The company claims that the top speed of this bike is 120 kmph and it picks up speed quickly.

The range of this electric bike is 200 km on a single charge. Also, the battery of the bike gets fully charged in 3 hours. It is equipped with high performance 9.5 kW motor.

The company has established its R&D (Research and Development) center in UK and development center in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. While researching in the UK, the CEO of DEVOT Motors has developed an electric motorcycle with a range of 200km, brought it to his hometown of Jodhpur and launched a startup in India.

DEVOT Motors aims to make 70 to 90 percent of the parts in India, post homologation the bike is expected to hit Indian roads by mid-2023. Talking about the looks of the bike, the bike sports a distinctly retro design, with stunning paint options for the tank and side cover panels.

For the rider, the bike comes with advanced features like TFT screen, a keyless system with antitheft and Type 2 charging point.

Introducing the product, Varun Dev Panwar, Founder & CEO, DEVOT Motors, said, “A great electric motorcycle is the result of a motorcycle enthusiast’s passion. As the electric bike market continues to expand, we are committed to meeting the needs of the customers. Your vehicle is designed to do this.

Our EV bike is the culmination of our team’s painstaking research and approach to shape a two-wheeler that not only performs in extreme conditions but also epitomizes sustainability and excellence. With its cutting-edge technology and attractive configuration, we truly believe that it has the potential to revolutionize the electric bike segment.

The response we have received so far has been overwhelming and we cannot wait for the official launch. Furthermore, we would like to thank the Auto Expo management for providing us a platform to showcase our product portfolio and raise awareness about EV penetration.”