KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Kinetic DX Electric scooter to be the first in its 'Born Electric' series
- Multiple variants with varying battery capacities, targeting a starting price around Rs 90k ex-showroom
- Designed in collaboration with Italy's Torino Design, the scooter is expected to be equipped with modern features
With nostalgia taking over buyers in the automotive segment, a nameplate is nothing short of a deep emotional connect, especially when it has been around for a big chunk of your life back in the day. The next player on this front is the Kinetic DX scooter, which is set to return in electric avatar. Now with trademarks, test mules, and sketches emerging from time to time, new details are now coming up on what to expect in future. Read on to find out more details on the upcoming scooter and its potential offerings, but before moving ahead, make sure to join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Group community of petrolheads to never miss out on any updates from the automotive world.
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Kinetic DX Likely To Be The First Launch From Brand; Three Electric Models In Pipeline
Kinetic Green is embarking on an ambitious expansion of its electric two-wheeler portfolio, announcing plans to launch three new electric scooters under its 'Born Electric' range within the next 18 months. The initial model, widely speculated to be the Kinetic DX Electric, is anticipated to hit the market before the festive season of 2025. This first scooter is positioned as a premium, family-oriented offering designed to blend classic retro aesthetics with contemporary functionality with at the Kinetic DX and the DX+ already trademarked. Kinetic Green is taking a significant step in design by collaborating with Torino Design, a renowned firm based in Turin, Italy. This partnership aims to infuse a "Born Electric" styling philosophy into the new scooter range. The upcoming Kinetic DX Electric, judging by recent spy shots and design patents, is expected to capture the essence of the original Kinetic Honda DX while incorporating modern lines and 'Thoughtful Engineering', a philosophy emphasizing the synergy of intelligent design, smart connectivity, and everyday utility.
Technology And Features
The Kinetic DX Electric is set to be a tech-forward vehicle, featuring advanced connectivity co-developed with Jio Things, a subsidiary of Reliance Industries. This integration will provide a seamless riding experience and advanced IoT capabilities. The scooter is confirmed to include a vibrant TFT display, with the entry-level variants potentially utilizing a 4.3-inch LCD unit and higher trims receiving a 4.3-inch TFT. The platform will support real-time ride data and analytics, alongside fast-charging capabilities, although fast charging may be an optional extra for some variants.
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Multi-Variant Strategy And Pricing
Kinetic Green has confirmed that the upcoming electric scooter will be offered in multiple variants, featuring different battery capacities and tailored to various price points. This strategy aims to cater to a broad spectrum of consumers, with different battery options offering varying ranges. It is anticipated that the higher-end variants will include a front disc brake, while the more affordable versions will feature a front drum brake, with a rear drum likely standard across the lineup.
The Kinetic DX Electric is expected to start at an attractive price point of around Rs 90,000 (ex-showroom), positioning it competitively in the electric scooter market.
Verdict
The upcoming Kinetic DX Electric marks a crucial phase for Kinetic Green, strategically blending the brand's heritage and nostalgia call with modern EV technology and Italian design input. By offering a range of variants and connectivity features at a competitive expected starting price, the DX is well-positioned to attract a broad customer base seeking a balance of style, utility, and affordability. This launch not only strengthens Kinetic Green's portfolio but also injects fresh competition into the rapidly growing electric two-wheeler segment, offering consumers some new options to look for.
