On 16th July, India’s leading electric cycle brand, Emotorad, introduced a peach of a form with its newest addition of The Emotorad ‘Ranger’. As funky as the name sounds, the design explains why it is named so.
The bike-themed electric cycle is priced at ₹55,999. It can be purchased from Emototrad’s retail stores, and can be purchased from Amazon and Flipkart.

The specifications as prescribed are:
- Frame: Aggressive moto-style frame made from high‑tensile steel.
- Battery: 48 V, 12.75 Ah removable lithium-ion battery (~0.61 kWh).
- Range: Up to ~75 km in pedal‑assist mode; ~60 km when riding with throttle alone.
- Charging: Approximately 4–4.6 hours to reach 0–80%.
- Transmission: 7-speed Shimano gear system.
- Suspension: Double-crown front and rear suspension with 120 mm travel for a smooth ride on uneven roads.
- Tyres: 20-inch fat tyres (~4.0–20), offering off-road grip.
- Weight & Load: Kerb weight ~110 kg; supports riders up to 110 kg and taller than ~5.4 ft.
- Display: Cluster C6+ screen shows speed, battery status, and performance metrics.
- Brakes: Front and rear disc brakes; features auto-cut-off electric brakes.
- Lights: Front LED headlight; rear LED taillight.
- Warranty: 5-year warranty for the frame.
Made for the youth

The futuristic design is a head turner is available in 2 colours: yellow and green
Kunal Gupta, the CEO and Co-founder of Emotorad, said:“With Ranger, we’re pushing the boundaries of what an e-cycle can be. It’s for riders who seek both fun and function — it looks like a motorbike, rides like an e-cycle, and lives up to our belief that the future of mobility should be accessible, exciting, and electric.”
Compared to contemporaries
EMotorad Ranger | Svitch XE |
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Our Opinion
The Ranger is an excellent choice for people across utilities; it can be used for a normal commute, like in place of a motorcycle. You could go for the Ranger, which is eco-friendly as well as good for your health. With fat tires, it can be taken to any terrain, and if you get tired, the throttle is always there. It’s license-free. If you are a teenager or part of this demographic, it is suitable for you.