Devot Motors Unveils Its First Electric Motorcycle At Auto Expo

The company claims that the yet-unnamed bike is capable of offering a range of up to 200 km on a single charge.

Devot claims the motorcycle can hit a top speed of 100kmph. Gets a vertically stacked projector headlight, LED tail light and a digital instrument console. It also comes with swappable batteries. Devot website says it will have its own charging ecosystem soon.

Devot Motors has unveiled its first electric motorcycle at Auto Expo 2020. The neo-retro streetnaked, dare I call it, boasts of some impressive numbers, but weirdly enough doesn't get a name. According to the company, the bike will be available to the masses by the end of the year. 

The overall design is pretty basic. The battery pack sits in the middle right below the faux fuel tank which flows into a slightly stepped up single-piece seat. In terms of features, the bike gets LED lights all around, a full digital instrument console, swappable batteries with temperature control and overcharging protection. You can charge the removable batteries using the bike’s built-in, on-board charger or a fast charger. Another aspect worth mentioning is keyless ignition. 

Coming to its specifications, the bike gets a claimed top speed of up to 100kmph and a range of up to 200km on single charge. As for its hardware, the Devot Devot (that’s not a typo) comes equipped with an upside down fork and a twin shock absorber setup at the rear. Its braking setup consists of disc brakes at both ends.