BMW CE 02 And CE 04 To Make Debut In India This Year - Read All Details

In the pipeline for 2024 from BMW Motorrad are two upcoming electric vehicles tailored for the Indian market: the CE 04 and the CE 02. While already rolling out internationally, these electric two-wheelers are soon to hit the Indian roads as well. Dive into the details below to catch all the scoop. But before that, make sure you join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Group community of petrolheads to never miss out on any updates from the automotive world.

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BMW CE 02 And CE 04: Battery, Range, And More

TVS's Hosur plant has taken on the task of producing the BMW CE 02, with recent data from the SIAM report showing that 924 units were exported in March 2024. Meanwhile, the CE 04 is exclusively manufactured in Germany. Both the CE 04 and CE 02 are built on a sturdy steel double-loop frame.

The BMW CE 02 comes packed with an externally excited air-cooled synchronous motor. It runs on a 2kWh battery, delivering a punchy 15 bhp and 55 nm of torque. Zooming from 0 to 30 mph takes just 3.0 seconds. Plus, you have the option of a single battery setup, offering a range of 45km and a top speed of 45kmph, or you can go for the dual battery setup, extending the range to 90km and the top speed to 95kmph.

On the other hand, the CE 04 boasts a permanent-magnet liquid-cooled synchronous motor, dishing out a beefy 42 bhp and 61.9 nm of torque. With a claimed range of 130km and the ability to go from 0-30kmph in just 2.6 seconds, it's no slouch. Charging is a breeze too, taking only 65 minutes to go from 0% to 80%.

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BMW CE 02 And CE 04: Features And Expected Pricing

The CE 04 boasts a Full LED headlight, a 10.25-inch TFT display with BMW Motorrad Connectivity, Keyless Ride, ECall, a charging port, Three Ride Modes (Eco, Rain, Road), ABS, ASC, Electronic reverse, and more. Meanwhile, the CE 02 features an LED headlight, a 3.5-inch micro TFT display, SURF and FLOW riding modes, Electric reverse gear, Basic connectivity, USB-C charging socket, ABS (front wheel), Keyless Ride, and additional amenities.

When it comes to pricing, the CE 02, manufactured in India, is anticipated to start from Rs 6 Lakh due to its premium status as a two-wheeler. As for the CE 04, exclusively manufactured in Germany, there's no confirmation yet whether its manufacturing will extend to India like the CE 02. However, if it does, it's still expected to command a higher price, starting from around Rs 10 lakh.

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