Author:Akshat Kashyap 23/11/23
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With a 15A plug, the 72V 3.24kWh lithium-ion battery that powers the Revolt RV 400 can be fully charged in about 4.5 hours.
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With a 110km range, the 73.6V 72Ah lithium-ion battery is powering it. A 5kW BLDC hub motor producing 230Nm of torque is used to supply power to the back wheel.
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An 8kW frame-mounted IPSM motor connected to a chain drive powers the Oben Rorr. Its stated maximum speed is 100 kmph, and it can accelerate from 0 to 40 kmph in 3 seconds.
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An axial flux motor with a 4kW output powers the Tork Kratos R. The maximum power and torque are 9 kW and 38 Nm, respectively. In 3.5 seconds.
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An electric motor with a 4000W output powers the Ranger. There are disc brakes on the Ranger's front and back.
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The Aera 5000 boasts a 10.5kW liquid-cooled, mid-mounted motor with an IP65 rating, and Matter promises an astounding 520Nm when driving.
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The liquid-cooled motor driving the Mantis has a maximum output of 20.5kW and 93Nm of torque. The bike can go from 0 to 100 kmph in 8.9 seconds, with a stated top speed of 135 kmph.
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With a maximum range of 140 km, it is powered by a 4.32 kWh lithium-ion battery. There is an 80 kmph maximum speed limit. A full battery charge for the Evoqis takes roughly six hours.
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The Hop Oxo is powered by a 5.2kW motor that can reportedly generate 3kW of continuous power and 185Nm at the wheel. With a constant output of 3kW, its best model has a 6.3kW motor.
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With a top speed of 147 kmph, the Ultraviolette F77 Recon is driven by a 29kW electric motor situated in the middle, producing 95Nm of torque.
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