mXmoto M16:-Price of Rs 2 lakh and range between 150 to Rs 200 on single charge
Design specifications
mXmoto M16 has been given the shape of a cruiser bike. It has been given a stepped single piece seat and backrest for the pillion. The company has not shared any information regarding its battery. You can charge it from 0 to 90 percent in less than three hours with a consumption of just 1.6 units.
Price
mXmoto launched the mXmoto M16 electric bike a few days ago at an ex-showroom price of Rs 1.98 lakh. This e-bike of the company comes with a claimed range of 160 kilometers to 200 kilometers on a single charge. We have been riding this E-Bike for the last 2 weeks. Come, let us know what you are going to get after spending around Rs 2 lakh.
Design
mXmoto M16 has been given the shape of a cruiser bike. It has been given a stepped single piece seat and backrest for the pillion. The company says that it has been designed with a metal body. Also, it is built on a chassis inspired by the split frame chassis of cruiser motorcycles.
Features
This electric bike gets dynamic LED headlight, triple-disc brake system for better braking performance, LED turn indicator, smart app, cruise control, reverse assist, anti-skid assist, parking assist, on-board navigation with calling and Bluetooth sound. System is available.
Battery, charging and range
The company has not shared any information regarding its battery. You can charge it from 0 to 90 percent in less than three hours with just 1.6 units of power consumption. A warranty of 8 years or 80,000 kilometers is being given on the battery of the e-bike. At the same time, three years warranty has been offered on the motor and controller.
performance
Talking about performance, it is almost okay considering it is an electric bike. On sport mode you can run it up to 85 KMPH. Talking about powertrain, it provides torque of 140 Nm. Apart from this, the overall handling is quite spot on. When you see it for the first time, it will look heavy, but once you ride it, you will get used to it.
