if you are looking for a powerful and stylish e-bike, then we have prepared a review of the Komaki MX3 e-bike for you. Seeing the demand for electric bikes in the Indian market, electric scooters and bikes are coming in the Indian market every day. Customer awareness is also increasing towards electric vehicles.
Therefore, companies are fully focusing on the production of electric vehicles. In such a situation, Komaki has launched a great electric bike named Komaki MX3 in India. Let us know the complete information about this bike.
Great features
Talking about the features of this bike, this electric bike is full of interesting features. Friends, Komaki MX3 electric bike is specially made for you. In this, you will get to see many great and modern features. Let us tell you that in this electric bike you will get to see modern features like repair and self-diagnosis switch, dual-disc regenerative braking, parking and reversing assistant, built-in Bluetooth speaker and full-color LED instrument panel.
Huge range and powerful engine
Friends, talking about the huge range and powerful motor, the company has installed a 62V 35Ah Li-ion battery and also given a BLDC hub motor in the Komaki MX3 electric bike. In this way, this electric bike gives you the facility to travel up to 112 kilometers on a single charge. Let us tell you that you also get a portable charger with this bike and the company claims that it takes about 5 hours to fully charge this bike. If you are going on a long trip then this bike can be the best option for you.
Price
Friends, talking about the price, the company has kept the starting price of Komaki MX3 electric bike at just Rs 1.02 lakh (ex-showroom). In such a situation, this bike can be a very good option for many people at an affordable price. If seen, it can be the best bike for you in comparison to other scooters. The demand for this motorcycle can be very high in the coming times.
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