Bajaj & Yulu launch Miracle GR & Dex GR electric scooters

TusharK · 28th February 2023, 13:55

Bajaj Auto and Yulu have launched two new electric scooters, the Miracle GR and Dex GR, in India.

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The new range of e-scooters are manufactured by Bajaj Auto for Chetak Technology Ltd, which is a subsidiary of the Pune-based 2-wheeler maker. The products are based on a purpose-built platform designed for Indian consumers, climate and road conditions and use Yulu’s AI-led technology stack.

The Miracle GR is designed for short-distance commutes and can travel at a maximum speed of 25 km/h. On the other hand, the Dex GR is built for last-mile deliveries. It comes equipped with a luggage carrier at the back.

Yulu’s fleet operates on swappable batteries and is powered by Yuma Energy. There are currently around 100 Yuma stations across Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi, which the company plans to scale to 500 by 2024. The company aims to put 1,00,000 vehicles on the road across major cities in India and is targeting more than 10x growth in revenues by the end of the year.

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ohaak · 28th February 2023, 18:25

In the urban setup, isn't a top speed of 25KMPH a safety hazard? With the road work, metro constructions going on, you cannot always overtake a two wheeler. In such cases, you expect the vehicle to keep up with traffic speed. Instead of aiming for better versions of eChetak, it appears Bajaj is competing with Hero Electric in a race for the bottom segment.

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TusharK Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Pune Posts: 6,568 Thanked: 57,835 Times	Bajaj & Yulu launch Miracle GR & Dex GR electric scooters Bajaj Auto and Yulu have launched two new electric scooters, the Miracle GR and Dex GR, in India. The new range of e-scooters are manufactured by Bajaj Auto for Chetak Technology Ltd, which is a subsidiary of the Pune-based 2-wheeler maker. The products are based on a purpose-built platform designed for Indian consumers, climate and road conditions and use Yulu’s AI-led technology stack. The Miracle GR is designed for short-distance commutes and can travel at a maximum speed of 25 km/h. On the other hand, the Dex GR is built for last-mile deliveries. It comes equipped with a luggage carrier at the back. Yulu’s fleet operates on swappable batteries and is powered by Yuma Energy. There are currently around 100 Yuma stations across Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi, which the company plans to scale to 500 by 2024. The company aims to put 1,00,000 vehicles on the road across major cities in India and is targeting more than 10x growth in revenues by the end of the year. Link to Team-BHP News
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ohaak BHPian Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Pune Posts: 216 Thanked: 458 Times	Re: Bajaj & Yulu launch Miracle GR & Dex GR electric scooters In the urban setup, isn't a top speed of 25KMPH a safety hazard? With the road work, metro constructions going on, you cannot always overtake a two wheeler. In such cases, you expect the vehicle to keep up with traffic speed. Instead of aiming for better versions of eChetak, it appears Bajaj is competing with Hero Electric in a race for the bottom segment.
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