Tork Kratos, Kratos R Deliveries Commence In India
The wait has been a rather long one
The wait has been a rather long one
About seven months after its launch, deliveries for the Tork Kratos and Kratos R have finally commenced in India. Tork Motors had initially announced that it would begin delivering units of its e-motorcycles in April. However, with the supply shortages that have been plaguing the automotive industry as a whole, it had to push back the delivery timeline.
Tork Motors has started delivering the Kratos in a phased manner, as the bike is currently launched only in cities like Pune, Mumbai, Delhi, Bengauluru and Chennai in the first phase. In the second phase, the company plans on expanding to 100 cities. Tork plans to have dealerships in six cities and will eventually move to a franchise-based model.
Powering the motorcycles is a 4kWh battery pack which offers a claimed real-world range of 120km on both models in the ECO mode, 100km in the City mode and 70km in the Sports mode. The Tork Kratos pushes out 7.5kW of peak power while the Kratos R makes 9kW. Torque for the electric motorcycles varies from 28Nm for the Kratos to 38Nm for the Kratos R.
On the features front, the bikes get LED illumination along with a fully digital console. You also get a reverse mode, Bluetooth connectivity, navigation, USB charging port, anti-theft system, crash alert, ride analytics, guide-me-home lights and OTA updates. Not to mention, it benefits from regenerative braking too.
Tork has priced the Kratos and the Kratos-R at Rs. 1,22,499 and Rs. 1,37,499, (ex-showroom, Pune including FAME II and state subsidies), respectively and is available in four colours- Blue, Red, Black and White. Tork is also offering a 3-year/40,000km warranty on the bike as well as a 3-year warranty for the battery. You can book the bikes from the Tork’s website for Rs 999.
While its closest rival is the Revolt RV400 and the Oben Rorr, there are some electric scooters too that you can check out, including the Ather 450X, Ola S1, Bajaj Chetak and TVS iQube Electric. If performance is your thing, you could wait for the Ultraviolette F77.
Tork Kratos R User Reviews
- Don't purchase the bikeVery bad bike. Don't buy this shit. I had purchased this bike. But the owner itself don't have any care about bike and bike regarding services.5
- Fantastic bikeThe bike looks are very fantastic.it is a stylish bike with awesome features .The range of bike in kms is very good
- Barry bad experience pehle urbanBarry bad experience pehle urban li thi to bol rahe the ki 3 sarvice free or 1 sarvice karane ke bad bol rahe hamne to 1 sarvice ka hi bola tha 😡
- Good ExperienceThe electric bike delivers impressive overall performance. Its large battery capacity makes it suitable for daily use, costing only about 20 paise per kilometer. The bike's design is striking, and overall, it proves to be a highly valuable electric bike in its price range. Taking it for a ride will leave you thoroughly satisfied and without regrets.Read More1
- Great BikeExcellent bike with a long range, quick charging, and top-notch service. Overall, it's a great bike.2