[nairrk]

New Delhi-based EV start-up, Komaki Electric revealed its new product, Komaki Ranger electric cruiser, ahead of its market launch next week. However, the Komaki Ranger is not an ordinary electric two-wheeler, as it claims to be the first electric cruiser to be introduced in India. The Komaki Ranger electric cruiser will come with a claimed travel range between 180km-220km on a single charge, which would make it the first electric two-wheeler to offer such a long-range. Apart from its conventional design, Komaki promises a plethora of features to make it a rather compelling package.

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[JJay]

Originally Posted by nairrk

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claims to be the first electric cruiser to be introduced in India.

India's first electric cruiser, here it is...

[fuzzydealhunter]

Originally Posted by JJay

India's first electric cruiser, here it is...

Thanks for the pictures. Glad we did not need to wait for the official release of pictures from other angles.

[green_ninja]

Originally Posted by nairrk

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New Delhi-based EV start-up, Komaki Electric revealed its new product, Komaki Ranger electric cruiser, ahead of its market launch next week. However, the Komaki Ranger is not an ordinary electric two-wheeler, as it claims to be the first electric cruiser to be introduced in India. The Komaki Ranger electric cruiser will come with a claimed travel range between 180km-220km on a single charge, which would make it the first electric two-wheeler to offer such a long-range. Apart from its conventional design, Komaki promises a plethora of features to make it a rather compelling package.

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Wow! This must be the world's first gas electric hybrid motorcycle with it having an exhaust pipe and all!!!

[Srini76]

Just my take and apologies if this post hurts anyone in the forum that's surely not the intent !

For the safety of all potential buyers all fledging EV manufacturers should need to showcase their ability to design and develop these vehicles in-line with the customer requirements and only then be authorised to collect money - A few so called "EV" manufacturers are just getting "alibaba" stuff and making tall promises - if customer were to put their hard-earned money in that I guess its money down the drain !

Some tracking is a must in some form or the other - While saying this I completely support home grown technology and entrepreneurs in their development stages - They have to be supported and in the process of development they might use certain components which is absolutely fine , indigenisation can happen once he product is fairly done. If these kind of companies put their money behind our entrepreneurs I truly believe we will have world class products - This is like a damn shortcut !

To allow all and sundry import some thing straight, make super tall claims and obtain permission and leaving the customer high and dry later is a sure "no go" -

Off topic - Their website models state they have a "Emergency Repair Switch" ! I wonder what that is ?

Srini