Magron-EV, The Tesla of Mopeds

Magron-EV is a direct competitor to mainstream 150cc ICE Mopeds. Having an impressive performance and a powerful Na-Ion/Graphene based battery.
Proudly Made in India
Speculated Performance:
0-100kmph: 9.9Sec
Top Speed: 120kmph
Range: Upto 100kms
Charging time: 50% in 30minutes
Technology: ABS, IOT enabled, IP68, LIDAR, Advanced route prediction, Voice Assist, Cassette battery release

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