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According to the company, the e-bike neither requires a registration nor would the rider have to possess a license. It also offers a âBattery Swappingâ Technology, through which a drained battery can be exchanged for a fully charged battery at designated locations, they added.Â
Pi-beam, a start-up incubated at IIT Madras has launched âPiMoâ, an E-bike with a claimed range of 50kms, top speed of 25kmph and charging time of two hours. According to the company, 90 per cent of the crucial components, including the batteries and controllers are made in India. The e-bike which resembles an electric bicycle in design is targeted towards personal and commercial needs.