Komaki XR1

Expert Verdict on XR1

7 /10

Rank #164

Design8

Battery7

The Komaki XR1 comes in at a shockingly low price tag, and the availability of pedals is not just an added convenience, but also an interesting nod to mopeds of the past. However, it looks and feels simply too basic and the service network of the two-wheeler maker is limited as of now.

Expert

Shipranshu Pandey

Pros & Cons of Komaki XR1

• What we admire in this scooter

  • Compact size and light kerb weight.
  • Availability of pedals as a backup running option.
  • It gets a front basket and a large footwell to carry luggage.
  • Very accessible price tag

• What could have been better

  • Can feel rather small in daily traffic.
  • Very basic in terms of features.
  • Limited service network and reach.

Komaki XR1 Detailed Review

Looks And Design 8

• The Komaki XR1 comes with a basic, utilitarian design, but there are modern touches such as the tail section and the front panels, which give it a blend of ruggedness and sophistication. Its compact dimensions and the pedals will also certainly help draw more attention towards it. 
• The 10-inch wheels are small, and this electric moped rides on alloy rims. Furthermore, it gets a split seat setup, which should also raise some curiosity in people’s minds, and it may remind you of scooters from a time long gone, which used to come with a similar seat setup.. Bits such as the large floorboard and the basket up front will further help when carrying luggage. 

XR1 body specifications:

1/1

Motor, Battery, and Hardware 7

• The XR1 comes with a hub-mounted electric motor, which generates a claimed power output of 250W. However, the electric two-wheeler maker has not specified the torque output, or any 0-40kmph times for this electric moped yet. Additionally, it comes with pedals which will help it run even if the battery goes out of charge. 
• The XR1 is backed by a 1.53kWh battery pack, which comes with a claimed range of 70-80km on a single charge, which makes it strictly suited for rides within city limits only. The electric two-wheeler maker has also not mentioned how long it takes to charge the battery pack. 
• The frame is suspended on telescopic forks and twin shocks, and it makes use of drum brakes on both ends. Its compact size and a light kerb weight should make it a very nimble and agile two-wheeler out on the road. However, there are no official figures out for its payload capacity. 

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• Komaki XR1 Electric Moped Launched At Rs 29,999!

  Publish date : 25 June 2025

  

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