Atumobile Gets ARAI’s Approval to Launch AtumVader E-Bike With No Clutch

AtumVader e-bike offers 2.4 kWh battery pack, a tubular chassis, LED indicator and tail lamp.

By Press Trust of India | Updated: 16 June 2022 11:10 IST

Atumobile Gets ARAI’s Approval to Launch AtumVader E-Bike With No Clutch

Photo Credit: Atumobile

Atumobile has received positive feedback following deliveries of Atum 1.0

Highlights

AtumVader is made 90 percent from indigenously sourced components
Atumobile new e-bike has specially curated safety switches
The e-bike also has high-end tires for off-road use

Hyderabad-based electric vehicle maker Atumobile on Wednesday said it has received ARAI's nod for its latest AtumVader e-bike, paving the way for its launch in the market.

The new cafe racer model, AtumVader e-bike, which is to be manufactured at the company's Patancheru (Telangana) facility, comes with a 2.4 kWh battery pack, a tubular chassis, LED indicator and tail lamp, the company said.

Moreover, as much as 90 percent of the vehicle is made from indigenously sourced components, it added.

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The company's e-bike has received approval from the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI).

"With the increasing demand for sustainable living and durable vehicles, we always keep our customers' safety and cost-effective pricing in mind. While keeping the electric bike's safety features in mind, AtumVader has specially curated safety switches and high-end tires for off-road use as well," said Vamsi G Krishna, Managing Director at Atumobile.

The company has already received positive feedback following the deliveries of its first low-speed version, Atum 1.0, to over 1,000 customers, he said, adding, "with this latest version AtumVader, we hope to see a growth trajectory in our EV (electric vehicle) business." The bike offers latest features such as a hub motor with a 2.4 kWh battery pack that allows the bike to go up to 100 kms on a single charge at a top speed of 65 kmph, it said.

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Besides, it has no clutch and does not require a leg brake and a rider can simply use their hands to accelerate.

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