Tata-backed Stryder unveils ETB 200: Stryder’s most rugged E-cycle to date.
Designed for rough terrains and adventure tracks in India, this e-cycle features a fat-tire design, dual-disc brakes, and a long-range battery, making it the perfect combination for power and performance. And that too with a competitive price of ₹37,999. Urban explorers are sure to be excited by this unveiling.
After the Zeta and Voltic series, the ETB200 brings some great specifications to an e-cycle.
The key highlights:
- 36V 7.5Ah Battery: Delivers up to 40km on pedal assist
- 250W rear hub motor: Smooth flow with 25kmph max speed
- 26×4 Fat tyres: For terrains across India. Sand, Mud, potholes, nothing is spared.
- Dual Disc Brakes: Disc brakes with Front suspension Fork, which provides shock absorption and control.
- IP54 rating: Dust and splash-resistance design for Indian monsoons.
- Colour variants: Midnight black and matte red.
- Competitive Price: ₹37,999
The Tough Guy
This machine has an iron-pumped look with thick frames, perfect for adventure, gig work, or battling bad roads. The wide tyres ensure balance and stability across terrains, while the robust frame provides durability.
The ETB200 also features a multi-mode LED Display, IP54 water/dust resistance, and internal cable routing for a sleek look.
“A performance-first e-cycle built to combat ruggedness without compromising on battery range or comfort,” – A Stryder Spokesperson.
Build for your activities
- Delivery gig work
- College trek on unpaved roads.
- Fitness enthusiasts seeking tough bicycles with assist and resistance
- Resort recreational rides on the beach and forests.
Where to Buy?
The ETB200 is available on stryderbikes.com, Amazon and select Tata retail outlets. EMI options start from ₹1,749/month, and are available in 2 colours: Midnight black and matte red.
Pre-bookings are now open, with deliveries scheduled to begin next week in select zones.
How does ETB200 make a difference?
Apart from being a cost-effective solution for thrilling rides and quiet commutes, it bridges the gap between commuter e-cycles and e-MTBs.
It promotes eco-friendly commuting, reduces the use of fuel vehicles, and caters to urban audiences who demand sustainability, power and reliability.
