Tork Motors To Unveil New E-Motorcycle In Upcoming Auto Expo

• Tork Motors will unveil a new electric motorcycle in 2023 Auto Expo
• The brand currently have two e-motorcycles in its lineup: Kratos & KRATOS R
• The price of the KRATOS & KRATOS R will also go up after 1 January 2023

The Tork Motors electric vehicle company, with headquarters in Pune, has shared its plans for the upcoming Auto Expo. At the 16th edition of Auto Expo Motor Show in Greater Noida, the company will unveil an all-new electric motorbike. Additionally, the brand will release the 2023 Tork KRATOS R, with improved styling and other cosmetic upgrades. The KRATOS and KRATOS R are two electric bikes that the company now offers for sale.

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Commenting on the participation, Mr. Kapil Shelke, Founder & CEO, TORK Motors, said, KRATOS was just the start of a new era of EV Motorcycles. At TORK Motors we have always been progressive in our approach towards designing, developing and manufacturing motorcycles with a clear thought process of having a complete product portfolio which is indigenously based on our uniquely developed motorcycle platform. With the launch of KRATOS, we have created a benchmark product and this is just the beginning. We intend to supersede our benchmark at every step of our journey.

Tork KRATOS Price Hike

The company has also revealed that starting on January 1, 2023, the price of its existing model will increase. Beginning on January 1, 2023, the starting prices for the KRATOS and KRATOS R will be Rs. 1,32,499 (ex-showroom after subsidy in Maharashtra) and Rs. 1,47,499 (ex-showroom after subsidy in Maharashtra), respectively. Both bikes would have a price increase of Rs 10,000 from their existing pricing. Customers can make reservations for KRATOS and KRATOS-R by going to the company's website at www.booking.torkmotors.com.  

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The KRATOS has a 4kWh battery pack installed. Additionally, it has a top speed of 105 kmph and a maximum torque of 38 Nm (claimed). Its advertised real-world riding range is 180 kilometres per charge. This Li-ion battery requires 4-5 hours to charge from zero to one hundred percent using a DC charging station.

Verdict: With the introduction of the new electric motorcycle, Tork Motors will be able to draw in more customers. The name and details of the upcoming bike have not yet been disclosed by the manufacturer, but we predict it will be positioned above the Kratos in the brand range.