Talking about electric scooters, the Comuta is aimed at everyday, inner city, urban riders, and is equipped with a rear-facing luggage carrier. 1.37 lakh (ex-showroom), the Comuta is equipped with a 2 kW motor, and has a range of 80 km, with a top-speed of 55 kmph.
The Byka is being sold as a delivery bike – for fleets of all sizes. One Moto claims that the Byca has been “engineered with exclusive ‘Keep Temp’ technology to revolutionize the food delivery”. It has a 150 kg load carrying capacity, a more powerful 4 kW motor and a range of 150 km, with a top speed of 85 kmph. The Boya has been priced at Rs 1.84 lakh (ex-showroom).
The Electa is the company’s flagship offering, and shares its mechanical specifications with the Boyaca. The e-scooter features a retro design with chrome embellishments (optional) and some modern elements. The scooter comes with a digital display but more features are expected to be revealed closer to the market launch.
On one occasion, Mohammad Muzammil Riaz, Founder and Promoter, One Moto India said, “We understand that youth is the driver of the nation for a better tomorrow. Hence, we always wanted to introduce this concept to this section of the society, and provide them with the best experience. We are very happy to be associated with ‘Done Group’. Our customer service philosophy is in line with the principles of our dealer partners.”