Komaki started selling electric scooters in the Indian market in 2016. Although they have offices and warehouses in Delhi NCR, the majority of their infrastructural unit is located in southern India. Komaki has launched several electric scooters in the market to date, this article is going to review one of them, Komaki Venice.
The Komaki Venice is a two-wheeler electric scooter with three variants which was designed to fulfill the requirements and convenience of its users. The company released this electric scooter in an effort to encourage eco-friendly technology and sustainable development in the nation.
As there is a partition in the middle of the seats, this electric scooter can accommodate two people and is therefore double seated. Besides that, it has a dual side footrest for the person behind the rider.
To ensure nighttime driving safety, it boasts super bright LED headlights. Also, it has a steel frame that is extremely strong and durable for a safer ride.
To prevent customers from having to compromise on the vehicle’s aesthetics, the company has released this electric scooter in a wide range of color options. It comes in six different colors:
The company has introduced three different variants of this electric scooter as an upgrade over other variants. The name of these three versions are:
Price, Range, and top speed are what set these variants apart from one another.
Price
The prices of all three variants are:
Venice (Classic) | Venice (performance upgrade) | Venice Ultra sport (performance upgrade) | |
Range | 75-100 km/charge | 200 km/charge | 300 km/charge |
Top speed | 70 km/h | 80 km/h | 80 km/h |
Motor | 300 w | – | – |
Breaks | CBS double Disc | – | – |
This electric scooter includes a LiFe Po4 app-based smart battery and a 50-amp motor controller that helps to control the motor’s speed. The unique feature of its charging is that the battery is removable and the charger is portable.
It takes approximately 4 hours and 55 minutes to charge fully.
It comes with an FM radio feature and a digital dashboard that can be connected to the phone via Bluetooth. It also has safety features like keyless entry and controls.
Moreover, it has 3-speed modes that act as gears in non-electric vehicles.
Conclusion
Our advice is that although this electric scooter offers a remarkable range per km of charge, it is still a very expensive electric scooter. The only thing that sets the company’s electric scooter apart from other scooters on the market is its range.
This electric scooter appears good in terms of performance and specifications, and if you have enough money for a pricey electric vehicle, this will be a good buy for you.
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