Avore EX Electric Bikes Launched at Rs 1.23 Lakh, Up to 260 KM Range

Gujarat-based EV startup Avore has launched its first electric motorcycle lineup in the Indian market. The company has simultaneously introduced three models of the Avore EX Electric Bikes range – EX1, EX2 and EX2S.

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Their ex-showroom price starts from Rs 1.23 lakh and goes up to Rs 1.70 lakh. The company has also started bookings and interested customers can reserve their bike with a token amount of just Rs 799.

The new lineup focuses on practical range, connected technology and improving daily commuting. The three motorcycles are based on the same platform but offer different variants in terms of battery size, riding range, top speed and features.

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Avore EX Electric Bikes Price

VariantEx-showroom Price
EX1Rs 1.23 Lakh
EX2Rs 1.46 Lakh
EX2SRs 1.70 Lakh

Avore EX1

Avore EX Electric Bikes showcasing the EX1 electric motorcycle in blue with its modern streetfighter design and side profile.

The entry-level EX1 features a 3.24 kWh battery pack.

The company claims this motorcycle offers a claimed IDC range of 160 km and a top speed of 100 kmph.

The EX1 offers multiple riding modes and is available in Stellar Black, Starlit Blue, and Meteor Red color options.

Charging time: The company estimates that 20-80% charging can be achieved in approximately 3 hours via a 5A household socket.

Avore EX2

Avore EX Electric Bikes showcasing the EX2 electric motorcycle in grey with its modern streetfighter styling and side profile.

The mid-spec EX2 features a 5 kWh battery pack.

This variant has a claimed IDC range of 255 km, while the top speed remains at 100 kmph.

According to the company, it takes approximately 2 hours to charge the battery from 20 to 80 percent with a standard 15A socket.

The EX2 was launched with dual-tone color options.

Avore EX2S

Avore EX Electric Bikes showcasing the EX2S electric motorcycle in red with its sporty streetfighter design and side profile.

The most premium variant in the lineup is the EX2S.

It also features a 5 kWh battery, but software tuning and performance updates increase its claimed IDC range to 260 km and top speed to 114 kmph.

This variant comes with 5 riding modes and a 7-inch touchscreen display.

Touchscreen system in:

  • Turn-by-turn navigation
  • SMS alerts
  • Auto-decline call function

Like connected features have also been given.

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Features

The company has kept many modern features standard in Avore EX Electric Bikes.

Highlights include:

  • Projector LED headlamp with DRLs
  • Intelligent Glare Sense optics
  • Swingarm-mounted electric motor
  • Smart Trip Analytics
  • Theft alerts
  • tamper alerts
  • Fall detection
  • Geo-fencing
  • alloy wheels
  • Connected vehicle technology

These features try to give smart ownership experience to the buyers of this segment.

Battery, Range & Charging Comparison

Avore EX Electric Bikes showcasing the EX1 and EX2 electric motorcycles with their modern streetfighter design and dual colour options.
VariantBatteryClaimed IDC RangeTop Speed
EX13.24 kWh160 km100 kmph
EX25 kWh255 km100 kmph
EX2S5 kWh260 km114 kmph

Bookings Open

The company has confirmed that pre-bookings for the Avore EX Electric Bikes have officially begun.

Customers can book with a token amount of just Rs. 799.

The company has not yet announced an exact delivery timeline. Details will be shared later.

Who will compete?

The Indian electric motorcycle market is growing rapidly, and the Avore EX Electric Bikes will face competition from:

  • Revolt RV400
  • Oben Rorr
  • Torque Kratos R
  • Ola Roadster X series
  • Matter Aera

Avore’s biggest selling points could be its claimed 260 km IDC range and connected features.

Auto India Daily Verdict

With the Avore EX electric bikes, a Gujarat-based startup has attempted to make a strong entry into the Indian EV motorcycle segment. The EX1 targets budget-conscious buyers, while the EX2 and EX2S could be better options for customers seeking more range and premium features.

Up to 260 km of claimed IDC range, fast charging support, and connected technology make this lineup quite intriguing. However, real-world range, after-sales service network, and long-term reliability will only become clear after launch.

If the company can deliver on its promised performance and service experience, the Avore EX electric bikes could emerge as a new alternative in the Indian EV market.

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