Tag: Electric Motorcycles

  • Ola Electric CEO Teases New Electric Motorcycle Release

    Ola Electric CEO Teases New Electric Motorcycle Release

    Ola Electric is preparing to launch a new electric motorcycle. The company’s CEO, Bhavish Aggarwal, has shared a teaser image of this upcoming e-motorbike. This will mark the brand’s first venture into electric motorcycles, expanding their already impressive lineup of e-scooters. The teaser image showcases various components including the battery pack, electric motor, front sprocket, and final drive chain. Speculations suggest that the official announcement for this new electric motorcycle might be made on August 15.

    Previous Concepts and Design

    Just a year ago, Ola Electric unveiled four concept electric motorcycle models featuring cutting-edge designs. The recent social media post by Ola’s CEO is thought to be a pre-production model of one of these showcased bikes. According to the teaser, the e-motorcycle features a steel tubular frame that encases a compact battery pack. The electric motor is positioned below the battery pack, with the drive chain connected to a practical front sprocket. Additionally, the image hints at several control modules thoughtfully placed on the motorcycle.

    Design Features

    The teaser also reveals part of the seat, indicating forward-set footpegs, affirming it as an e-motorcycle. The seat height appears to be nearly level with the battery pack, suggesting an accessible saddle height for riders. The full name and specifications of this teased Ola electric motorcycle remain undisclosed. It seems unlikely that this model will enter production this year. However, the August 15 announcement could shed more light on Ola Electric’s upcoming offerings and provide a closer look at the e-motorcycle.

  • Ola Electric CEO Teases New Electric Motorcycle Release

    Ola Electric CEO Teases New Electric Motorcycle Release

    Ola Electric is preparing to launch a new electric motorcycle. The company’s CEO, Bhavish Aggarwal, has shared a teaser image of this upcoming e-motorbike. This will mark the brand’s first venture into electric motorcycles, expanding their already impressive lineup of e-scooters. The teaser image showcases various components including the battery pack, electric motor, front sprocket, and final drive chain. Speculations suggest that the official announcement for this new electric motorcycle might be made on August 15.

    Previous Concepts and Design

    Just a year ago, Ola Electric unveiled four concept electric motorcycle models featuring cutting-edge designs. The recent social media post by Ola’s CEO is thought to be a pre-production model of one of these showcased bikes. According to the teaser, the e-motorcycle features a steel tubular frame that encases a compact battery pack. The electric motor is positioned below the battery pack, with the drive chain connected to a practical front sprocket. Additionally, the image hints at several control modules thoughtfully placed on the motorcycle.

    Design Features

    The teaser also reveals part of the seat, indicating forward-set footpegs, affirming it as an e-motorcycle. The seat height appears to be nearly level with the battery pack, suggesting an accessible saddle height for riders. The full name and specifications of this teased Ola electric motorcycle remain undisclosed. It seems unlikely that this model will enter production this year. However, the August 15 announcement could shed more light on Ola Electric’s upcoming offerings and provide a closer look at the e-motorcycle.

  • Ninebot C85c & C80c Electric Motorcycles Launched: Top Features

    Ninebot C85c & C80c Electric Motorcycles Launched: Top Features

    The Ninebot C85c and C80c electric motorcycles have recently been introduced in China. These new additions to the Ninebot C series include a 72V 22Ah battery for the C85c and a 60V 22Ah battery for the C80c.

    Features

    The Ninebot C85c/C80c sports a design inspired by UFOs. They come with a translucent front panel and lightsaber suspension lights. Available in various color combinations like crystal pink/warm, carbon green/ether, and white/ultra-pure gray, the bikes also include RGB lighting effects and triple positioning anti-theft features.

    Both models are equipped with the Ridey Fun Air intelligent driving system. The large smart screen central control offers functions such as music track switching, navigation, and call reminders. Additional features include mole control, hill parking, and a TCS traction control system for improved handling in extreme conditions.

    Technical Specifications

    The Ninebot C85c features a carbon crystal (lead-acid) battery rated at 72V 22Ah, providing a range of 72km. The C80c, with its 60V 22Ah battery, offers a range of 64km. The C85c can reach speeds up to 52km/h, while the C80c tops out at 47km/h. The C85c is equipped with front and rear disc brakes, whereas the C80c has front disc and rear drum brakes. Both models come with a five-level adjustable rear shock absorber and a 24-liter seat bucket, along with keyless unlocking and OTA software updates/upgrades.

    Pricing & Availability

    The Ninebot C85c electric motorcycle starts at 5,399 yuan ($745), while the price for the C80c has yet to be announced. Customers can purchase the Ninebot C85c from various retail platforms in China, including JD.com.


    Ninebot C85c & C80c Electric Motorcycles Launched: Top Features
  • NIU N Play 72V Electric Motorcycle Released in China at 4,047 Yuan

    NIU N Play 72V Electric Motorcycle Released in China at 4,047 Yuan

    The new electric motorcycle under the Chinese brand NIU N Play is now starting its sales in China. This new electric bike is currently doing introductory special launch pricing for its Chinese customers. This motorcycle comes with a matte white color version and matte gray and matte black versions.

    Specifications and Features

    The N Play motorcycle is powered by a 1,200 W electric motor, with power reaching its peak at 2,000 W and a torque of 112 Nm. With this, the top speed that is reached on the 72V 23Ah lead-acid battery is 52 km/h. The nominal range that this bike can go is 65 km. Further, it has a 58 cm seating height, and the seat bucket capacity is 20 liters. The frame is a double-arm fence type; it rides on 90/90-12 wide sports tires. Dual disc brakes, both in front and rear, provide proper stopping power.

    Advanced Lighting and Intelligent Features

    The NIU N Play comes with a headlight system that is entirely made using LED, surrounding up to a 360-degree lighting system for safety purposes. Integrated into the headlamp cluster are the indicators and pilot lamps, while the taillights are high-mounted, allowing for better visibility. Adding to the mix are cruise control, push-assist, and reversing assist. Other intelligent features include a Bluetooth sensing key, side stand sensing function, electronic faucet lock, remote power on/off, and remote seat bucket opening.

    Price & Availability

    The NIU Play electric scooter currently sells for 4,399 yuan ($607) at regular price. In a discounted sale, it is available for 4,047 yuan, or $559, on platforms such as JD.com. NIU has not revealed for how long this discount is going to continue—no mention in any of the global market information and pricing details.


  • Ola Electric Patents Three Roadster-Inspired Electric Motorcycles

    Ola Electric Patents Three Roadster-Inspired Electric Motorcycles

    Bengaluru-based Ola Electric, a prominent electric vehicle manufacturer, has recently submitted patent applications for three forthcoming electric motorcycles. These new models share similarities with the Ola Roadster concept e-bike showcased on the company’s official website. Despite previous concerns regarding battery fires, Ola’s popular S1 e-scooter lineup has been well-received. Expanding their portfolio, Ola Electric aims to venture into the electric motorcycle market with the filing of patents for these upcoming bikes.

    Patent Filings & Designs

    Ola has explored various concepts in the past, and the recent patent submissions hint at a potential new range of motorcycles. Recent records from India’s patent journals reveal that Ola has filed for three new electric motorcycle designs. These patents suggest the development of three distinct versions of the Cyber Racer model. Each of the three models, as depicted in the patent illustrations, showcases unique visual characteristics setting them apart from one another.

    The primary model outlined in the patent features the thinnest tire, a basic alloy wheel design, a hub-mounted motor at the rear wheel, a simple swingarm, and shock absorbers. Notably, it exhibits sharp edges and a flat, one-piece seat. In contrast, the other two models appear sportier than the base variant, sharing similar fundamental specifications such as powertrain, suspension, swingarm, and panel details. Nevertheless, there are discernible disparities that differentiate these two sportier models.

    Distinguishing Features

    While one model adopts a single-seat configuration, the other presents a dual-seat layout. The ergonomics also exhibit slight variations between the two sporty versions of the forthcoming Ola Electric motorcycles. The single-seat variant showcases a taller, flatter handlebar, whereas the other features a clip-on handlebar.

    These three Ola Electric patents display discrepancies in battery cooling, bodywork, and front facade. Although the launch dates remain undisclosed, the patent filings hint at the imminent unveiling of these new Ola Electric motorcycle models.