Cyborg Avant

Last Updated on 24th Nov'23 : The Cyborg Avant is a distinctive mini electric motorcycle designed to appeal to new riders with its compact size, unique styling, and respectable specifications. Cyborg Motors offers this all-electric motorcycle in a single variant.

Battery and Motor: Cyborg Motors hasn’t revealed the exact power output of the rear hub-mounted electric motor of the Avant. However, this electric motor is good enough to give the motorcycle a top speed of 85 kmph and 0-40 kmph acceleration timing of 3 seconds in the Sports mode. The 2.88 kWh lithium-ion battery, which is offered as standard in the Cyborg Avant, returns 110 km of riding range and takes 4-5 hours for a full charge.

Design and features: The overall design of the Cyborg Avant is quite unconventional by modern motorcycling standards. The design of every body panel of the Avant looks quirkily styled, making the electric motorcycle look aggressive in appearance. The front headlamp sits within a heavy-looking body-coloured cowl, which along with the headlamp-mounted front beak, makes the front look of the Avant feel muscular.More muscle in the design of the Cyborg Avant is evident in the side profile, with the tank and side cowls looking beefy in their appearance. These body panels, along with an additional panel at the bottom, conceal the battery pack placed below the tank area. While moving towards the rear, the Cyborg Avant comes with a small-sized seat, which is good enough to accommodate a single full-sized adult. The motorcycle also has a rakish slim tail section, which ends up with a tiny LED tail lamp and a long rear fender attached to it.The overall dimensions of the Cyborg Avant look compact, with the motorcycle riding on 120/70-12 tubeless tyres at both ends, wrapped over 12-inch wheels. The motorcycle comes with a compact fully-digital instrument console, while also getting additional premium features like geo-fence, geo-locate, Bluetooth connectivity, USB charger, keyless ignition, reverse mode and parking mode. There are three riding modes on offer too, namely Eco, Drive and Sports mode. The owners also have the option of changing the ‘exhaust’ note of the motorcycle, which is a replacement for the conventional exhaust note.

Colours: There are two colour options on offer for the Cyborg Avant – red and black.

Rivals: The Cyborg Avant has been priced at Rs 94,999, which makes it one of the cheapest electric motorcycles on sale. At this price, it rivals the likes of other cheap electric bikes like Oben Rorr, PureEV EcoDryft, Komaki MX3 and Joy E-Bike Monster.