Kabira Mobility Launches Second-Gen Models Of KM3000 And KM4000
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Kabira KM3000, KM4000 Mark-II models launched
- Priced at Rs 1,74,000 and Rs 1,76,000 respectively
- Gets improved claimed range of 201 km
Kabira Mobility has introduced the KM3000 and KM4000 Mark-II models, priced at Rs 1,74,000 and Rs 1,76,000 (ex-showroom) respectively. The KM3000, a fully-faired electric motorcycle, offers two variants: KM3000 and KM3000-V. Meanwhile, the KM4000, a naked electric bike, also presents two variants: KM4000 and KM4000-V. As we delve into more details, make sure to join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Group for the latest automotive updates.
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Kabira Mobility KM3000, KM4000 Mark-II Models Launched
The refreshed KM3000 electric bike inherits a sporty silhouette but rests the sharp edges. It now sports a rounder tank and fairing design, alongside gold-painted telescopic forks and a new steel tube swingarm (aluminum on the premium V variant). Its bigger sibling, the KM4000, undergoes a more dramatic makeover, ditching the circular headlight for an oval one, adopting a rounder tank, and amplifying the aggressiveness of its tank extensions and battery covers.
Despite their aesthetic differences, both models share the same diamond steel tube frame and tyre size, same ground clearance, seat height and kerb weight. Both the Kabira KM3000 and KM4000 boast user-friendly 5-inch TFT instrument consoles equipped with Bluetooth connectivity for smartphone pairing. They also offer two display modes, "Light" and "Dark," to suit your preferences, and integrate cruise control for relaxed highway cruising.
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KM3000 And KM4000: Powertrain And Specs
| KM3000 | KM3000-V | KM4000 | KM4000-V | |
| Battery Pack Capacity | 4.1kWh | 5.15kWh | 4.1kWh | 5.15kWh |
| Claimed Range | 178km | 201km | 178km | 201km |
| Motor Peak Power Output | 12kW | 12kW | 12kW | 12kW |
| Nominal Power Output | 5kW | 5kW | 5kW | 5kW |
| Top Speed | 120km | 120km | 120km | 120km |
| Acceleration (0-40kmph) | 2.9 seconds | 2.9 seconds | 2.9 seconds | 2.9 seconds |
| Acceleration (0-60kmph) | 4.5 seconds | 4.5 seconds | 4.5 seconds | 4.5 seconds |
| Acceleration (0-100kmph) | 9.5 seconds | 9.5 seconds | 9.5 seconds | 9.5 seconds |
| Riding Modes | Eco, City, Sports | Eco, City, Sports | Eco, City, Sports | Eco, City, Sports |
| Charging TIme (0-60%) | 60 mins | 60 mins | 60 mins | 60 mins |
| Charging TIme (0-100%) | 3 hours | 3 hours and 20 minutes | 3 hours | 3 hours and 20 minutes |
In contrast to their previous-generation counterparts, both models now boast increased peak power outputs by 6kW and 4kW respectively, leading to faster acceleration times, while maintaining the same top speed of 120kmph. Additionally, both models have seen improvements in claimed range, with the KM3000 offering an additional 58km and the KM4000 providing an extra 28km compared to the base variants of the second-generation models.
Pricing
The KM3000 and KM4000 Mark-II models come with ex-showroom prices of Rs 1.74 lakh and Rs 1.76 lakh, respectively. Interested customers can take test rides at select locations, and deliveries are expected to begin from March 2024 through the companys dealership network. They continue to rivals the Revolt RV400, Oben Rorr, and the Tork Kratos R.
Verdict
The Mark-II models improve assively upon the previous itertions with increased practicality and more power. While the range also register an uptick, these electric bikes are now more appealing to the masses looking to cover a decent single-charge distance.
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