Komaki to launch two more EVs

NEW DELHI
In yet another venture towards revolutionizing the Electric Vehicle (EV) market, Komaki is set to launch two more advanced electric scooters – DT 3000 and the Komaki LY, on 24 May 2022. These vehicles will be Komaki’s third and fourth breakthrough in the EV market this year – depicting the company’s commitment to aggressive R&D activities, production capacity and prompt response to the ever-changing demands in the market. Komaki’s DT 3000 is powered by a robust 3000 Watt BLDC motor and is equipped with the patented advanced lithium battery of 62V52AH – an example of Komaki’s excellence in EV innovations, which is far ahead of the market expectations. With a top speed of 80 km/hr, the DT 3000 provides a mileage of 180-220 km on a single charge. The high-speed scooter also comes with a stunning look and in four ravishing colors – metal grey, translucent blue, jet black and bright red. The ex-showroom price of DT 3000 is INR 1,22,500 onwards. Komaki LY will be the first electric scooter in the country to have an anti-skid function, which will create the benchmark in the EV sector. The biggest scooter in the economy segment is designed to ensure safe and
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