KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Two battery variants, standard and oil-cooled are priced at Rs 94,990 and Rs 1.05 lakh.
- Sold with battery subscription at Rs 69,999
- Six colour options: Grey, Blue, White, Black, Orange, and Red.
- Top speed of 60 kmph
Kinetic Green has just introduced the all-new Zulu electric scooter in India, boasting a fresh design and a powerful electric engine. The scooter comes in two battery options - one with a standard battery pack and the other featuring an oil-cooled setup. The starting prices for these variants are Rs 94,990 and Rs 1.05 lakh (ex-showroom, Mumbai), respectively.
Interestingly, Kinetic Green is emphasizing its commitment to local production, with the Zulu electric scooter being entirely manufactured in India. The company has also adopted an innovative approach by offering the scooter along with a battery subscription plan, priced at Rs 69,999.
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Kinetic Green Zulu E-Scooter: Details!
The Kinetic Green Zulu E-Scooter comes equipped with a sleek LED headlamp attached to the apron, while its Daytime Running Light (DRL) is conveniently positioned atop the handlebar stalk. Its design features include streamlined body panels, a flat floorboard, and eye-catching decals around the headlamp and seat area. The alloy wheels add a touch of sophistication, combining a family-friendly aesthetic with a hint of sportiness.
Available in six vibrant colour optionsGrey, Blue, White, Black, Orange, and Redthe Zulu offers a variety of choices to suit individual preferences.
On the functional side, the Zulu boasts a digital speedometer for easy readability. Practical features such as under-seat storage with a handy boot light and a side stand sensor enhance its user-friendly design, providing convenience and safety.
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The Zulu electric scooter is powered by a 2.27 kWh lithium-ion battery paired with a hub electric motor that delivers a peak power of 2.8 bhp. The battery and motor of this system are both equipped with an impressive IP67 rating. When it comes to charging, it conveniently plugs into a 15 amp socket designed for ultra-fast charging. What's really impressive is its ability to charge from zero to 80 per cent in just half an hour.
According to the manufacturer, the Zulu can cover a distance of approximately 104 kilometres on a single charge and can reach a top speed of 60 kmph. The monthly subscription cost for the battery of the Kinetic Green Zulu can vary based on the distance travelled per month.
In terms of its mechanical features, the Kinetic Green Zulu is equipped with telescopic forks at the front and dual shocks at the rear for a smooth ride. The braking system comprises disc brakes at both ends for effective stopping power. Looking ahead, the company plans to introduce an oil-cooled battery option next year, promising even longer range and faster charging times. However, this upgraded model is expected to come with a price tag that is up to 15% higher than the current version.
Let's dive into the specs of the Kinetic Green Zulu. It's 1,830 mm long, 715 mm wide, and 1,135 mm tall. With a wheelbase of 1,360 mm and a ground clearance of 160 mm, it's a compact and agile electric scooter. The weight of the scooter itself is 93 kg, and it's designed to carry a maximum load of 150 kg.
Looking at its competition, the Kinetic Green Zulu is gearing up to compete with models like the Ola S1X+ and Okinawa PraisePro. If you're eyeing this electric scooter, you'll be pleased to know that sales are set to kick off in early 2024.
Verdict
The Kinetic Green Zulu seems promising, offering a blend of style and functionality with its electric powertrain. The subscription-based battery plan adds flexibility, and the competitive pricing makes it a noteworthy contender in the growing electric scooter market. Stay up to date with all the automotive news and updates by joining our 91Wheels Whatsapp Group today!
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