The Kratos and Kratos R electric bikes from Tork Motors have lately started to be delivered in India. In January of this year, the Pune-based electric two-wheeler mnaufacturer introduced the two models, much to the anticipation of India's motorcycle community. Although the deliveries were supposed to start in April, the delay was caused by problems with the component supply—an issue that goes beyond the confines of the Indian motorcycle industry.
Electric motorcycles in the initial batch totaled 20 units, and they were shipped from the company's Pune headquarters. The motor specs between the Kratos basic and R versions are different. The former has a power output of 7.5 kW and a maximum torque of 28 Nm. It has a 62-mile-per-hour top speed rating as opposed to the 65 miles per hour of the R model, which produces 9 kW and 38 Nm. A 4kHW lithium-ion battery, which is the same on both variants, is said to have a real-world range of 75 miles per charge. Due to its integrated fast-charging capability, the R trim enables noticeably faster charging times.
