India’s first moped, the Kinetic Luna, is back in an electric avatar. The original Luna followed a very single and humble design. E-Luna is based on the same Luna theme but with a new design. It has a circular headlamp, simple digital instrumentation, a side stand indicator, a removable rear seat to store luggage, and a UBD charging port to keep devices charged while on the move. The Kinetic Green Bikes offer E-Luna in two variants, X1 and X2. Here are the on-road prices of e-Luna in top cities of India.
| City | E-Luna X1 | E-Luna X2 |
|---|---|---|
| Mumbai | Rs 81,525 | Rs 86,622 |
| Banglore | Rs 84,525 | Rs 89,366 |
| Delhi | Rs 81,525 | Rs 86,622 |
| Pune | Rs 81,525 | Rs 86,622 |
| Navi Mumbai | Rs 81,525 | Rs 86,622 |
| Hyderabad | Rs 83,775 | Rs 88,680 |
| Ahmedabad | Rs 81,525 | Rs 86,622 |
| Chennai | Rs 81,525 | Rs 86,622 |
| Kolkata | Rs 81,525 | Rs 86,622 |
| Chandigarh | Rs 81,525 | Rs 82,856 |
The Kinetic Green e-Luna has been completely redesigned with a payload capacity of 150 kg. The e-Luna has a 2.2kW BLDC motor linked with an IP67-rated 2kWh lithium-ion battery. The electric two-wheeler features fast-charging battery technology and swappable battery options.
While its battery can be charged in four hours, the e-Luna has a claimed range of 110 km on a full charge. It comes with a top speed of 50 kmph. The e-Luna will also have 1.7kWh and 3.0kWh battery pack options.
The e-Luna features a dual-tubular, high-strength steel chassis. This electric moped in India has 16-inch wheels and telescopic forks at the front.
The e-Luna has a CAN-enabled communication protocol with a digital instrument panel. Other notable features include a USB charging port, three riding modes, a detachable rear seat, and a side stand sensor.
