Ahmedabad: Homegrown EV manufacturer Avore Electric, backed by Samarth E-Mobility, has entered India’s electric motorcycle segment with the launch of the Avore EX. Unveiled by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, the motorcycle is offered in three variants with introductory prices starting at ₹1,24,999 (ex-showroom) for the first 10,000 customers.
The Avore EX has been developed on an indigenous technology platform and aims to combine traditional motorcycle dynamics with modern electric mobility. Bookings have opened at ₹799, while customer deliveries are expected to begin in about two months.
Prices and variants
The Avore EX lineup includes three variants:
- EX 1 – ₹1,24,999 (introductory)
- EX 2 – Mid-spec variant
- EX 2S – Flagship variant
The introductory prices are applicable for the first 10,000 bookings, after which prices are expected to increase.
Battery, range and performance
The Avore EX series offers an IDC-certified range of up to 260 km on a single charge, depending on the variant.
The flagship EX 2S delivers a top speed of 114 km/h, positioning it among the faster electric motorcycles in its segment. The motorcycles also feature an onboard 1,500W fast charger, allowing more convenient charging without requiring an external charging unit.
Features and technology
Avore has equipped the EX with several modern features aimed at urban and highway riders.
Highlights include:
- Multiple riding modes
- Smart connectivity features
- Regenerative braking
- Digital instrument cluster
- Fast onboard charging
- Indigenous powertrain technology
The company says the motorcycle has been engineered to deliver a riding experience similar to conventional petrol-powered motorcycles while offering the benefits of electric mobility.
Made-in-India platform
According to the company, the Avore EX has been built entirely on a Made-in-India technology platform.
Avore said its focus is on developing electric motorcycles suited to Indian road conditions while reducing dependence on imported technologies. The launch also marks the brand’s official entry into the rapidly growing premium electric two-wheeler market.
Growing competition in the EV segment
With the launch of the EX, Avore joins an increasingly competitive electric motorcycle market featuring brands such as Ultraviolette, Matter, Revolt and other emerging EV manufacturers.
The company believes its combination of long range, fast charging and competitive introductory pricing will help it attract buyers looking to switch from petrol motorcycles.
Conclusion
The Avore EX marks the debut of a new Indian electric motorcycle brand with a focus on performance, range and indigenous technology. Starting at ₹1.25 lakh, the EX series aims to offer an attractive alternative for riders seeking a premium electric motorcycle with practical everyday usability.