Polarity Smart Bikes Unveils Electric Bike Range; Prices Start At Rs. 38,000

Pune-based Polarity Smart Bikes has unveiled its new range of electric bikes. The start-up has introduced its offerings across two categories - Sport and Executive. This includes the S1K, S2K, and the S3K, as well as the E1K, E2K and the E3K in the brand's product portfolio, and are priced at Rs. 38,000 to Rs. 1.10 lakh. The electric bikes are aimed to offer last mile connectivity in the city, all of which is emissions free. The Polarity bikes are powered by an electric motor with pedal assistance that ensures there's no range anxiety for the rider. Pre-bookings have opened for the smart bikes from today at a token amount of Rs. 1001, and the deliveries will begin in the first quarter of 2020.

Polarity Electric Bikes Prices (ex-Showroom)
E1K Rs. 38,000
E2K Rs. 65,000
E3K Rs. 1.05 lakh
S1K Rs. 40,000
S2K Rs. 70,000
S3K Rs. 1.10 lakh
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This Polarity E3K electric bike is priced at Rs. 1.05 lakh and comes with a top-speed of 80 kmph

All the Polarity Smart Bikes will offer a minimum range of up to 80 km on a single charge. While the entry-level E1K will come with a top-speed of 40 kmph, the range-topping S3K will be able to achieve a top speed of 100 kmph. The bikes are powered by a BLDC electric hub motors ranging between 1-3 kW, equipped with lithium-ion batteries. Pedal assistance regenerates the batteries.

On the feature front, the Polarity bikes boast of heavy duty equipment including USD forks up front and a monoshock unit at the rear, large spoke wheels with knobby tyres, LED lights and an all-digital instrument console. The e-bikes are built on a lightweight steel frame and all the major electric components are housed within its body. The Polarity bikes do not have direct rivals but will take on a number of offerings including the e-cycles from Being Human.



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