Trouve Motor teases its soon to be launched India’s first Hyper-Maxi Scooter H2

NEW DELHI
Following the glimpse of its hyper-sports bike recently, Trouve Motor is now up with another super exciting teaser of its first Hyper Maxi Scooter, H2. The futuristic scooter is completely designed in India at Trouve’s R&D facility in Bangalore. The e-scooter comes equipped with attractive features, including a liquid-cooled motor, single-speed transmission, upside-down fork, mono-shock rear, and LED headlights. It has 2-piston callipers for a better initial bite and brake feel. With a continuous power of 4.8 kW and peak power of 7.9 kW, the scooter can reach from 0 to 60 in 4.3 seconds and cover a range of 130-230 km. It also supports 4G connectivity and has Google built-in to offer advanced internet-backed features to riders. The pre-booking of H2 will start in August 2022. The scooters are expected to hit the road in the first half of 2023. However, prospective customers can show interest at www.trouvemotor.com now and get early access to pre-booking and also a chance to win customised Trouve merchandise. Arun Sunny, Founder of Trouve Motor said, “The electric 2-wheeler segment in India has exponentially grown in the last few years. In 2021 alone, it recorded a staggering 132% growth, indicating that 2022 will be even better. And with
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