Electric bike

To bridge the gap between expensive electric vehicles and low-income groups, Charan Sai, a student of K L University, Hyderabad has made a low-cost electric bike using a discarded one, that works on wireless charging.

Atulya Mittal launched Pune-based Nexzu Mobility, which sells made-in-India electric cycles, which come in two variants, and with features such as double batteries and dual electric disc brakes

Pune-based Abhishek Mane and his five-member family have been using solar power to charge all their home appliances and e-vehicles for the last four years.

A Pune-based startup named E Motorad has launched an e-cycle that is both a cycle and an electric bike. There are two variants of the e-cycle and they are suitable for riding across the city terrains as well as rocky terrains like the mountains.

A Hyderabad-based company, Atumobile, has launched a low-speed electric bike that took three years to create.

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"The bike we have developed does not require any service or charging stations. Once the bike runs out of battery it can be charged at home."

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This Indian company has designed the Limitless electric bike, which comes with a set of pedals and can be pedalled in case of low battery or simply as an exercise option.