Electric Vehicles

Komaki XGT-X1 is India’s most economical electric scooter

Written by Akhil Dalvi

Last year in June saw the debut of the Komaki XGT-X1 electric scooter by Komaki Electric Vehicles, one of India’s leading EV manufacturers. Being declared as India’s most economical electric scooter, the XGT-X1 is priced at INR 45,000 (Gel Battery) and INR 60,000 (Lithium-ion battery) respectively. Combining style, best-in-class features, and comfort for its urban customer base, Komaki has sold around 25000 XGT-X1’s in a short period of time.

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The brand’s range of 12 license-exempted models with 3 high-speed registered ones has struck a chord with Indian customers. The scooter also sports unique features at an affordable price, such as telescopic shockers, an anti-theft lock system, and remote locking. The advanced technology battery launched by Komaki offers its customers a range of 100-120 km per charge in Eco mode. With the ability to traverse long distances, the rider won’t have any qualms about running out of power.

Komaki XGT-X1 – Features

The XGT-X1 features a synchronized braking system, sized-up BIS wheels, seating for two, and trunk space, ensuring a safe ride on rough roads. Komaki’s unique iQ System displays riding info onto the smart-coloured dash, aiding in a smooth and efficient ride. The scooter also brings in multiple sensors along with a repair switch for self-diagnosis and wireless updatable features. Komaki offers a warranty with a 2+1 plan, entailing a 1-year service each for the lithium-ion and lead-acid batteries respectively.

Since its inception in 1987, KLB Komaki Pvt. Ltd. became a trusted name in the Bearing and Driveshaft Business. The organization has received national acclaim, catering towards the needs of Indian customers by manufacturing EVs since 2016.

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After witnessing an impressive sales count during the 2020 fiscal year, Komaki added its 300th dealership in the country. This doesn’t come as a surprise thanks to the increasing demand for electric vehicles in the country. People are more inclined towards buying emission-free electric vehicles due to the growing concerns for environmental safety. The first half of 2021 saw Komaki sell over 21,000 units of electric vehicles.

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