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Kinetic has brought back its well-known DX scooter in a new electric form. Launched at Rs 1.11 lakh (ex-showroom), the DX Electric has been developed by Kinetic Watts and Volts Ltd. It offers a range of 116km on a full charge and reaches a top speed of 90km/h. Riders can switch between Range, Turbo, and Power modes based on their riding needs and road conditions. The original DX, launched in the 1990s, was known for being gearless and easy to use. It was often chosen by families and women riders. The new DX Electric builds on that history, using an electric powertrain to support cleaner mobility.Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.autox.com/reviews/bike-reviews/yamaha-fz-s-hybrid-review-121271/">Yamaha FZ-S Fi Hybrid Review: New Trick Pony</a>Ajinkya Firodia, Vice Chairman, Kinetic India said, “The legendary Kinetic DX set so many firsts back in the ’90s, that it earned a permanent place in the hearts of millions. Reviving this icon was about more than just launching a scooter, it was about bringing back the reliability, innovation, and robustness that defined Kinetic for decades, giving it a future-ready soul. With the new DX, we’ve introduced multiple segment-first features that we’re confident, will make it a favourite in the new era of electric mobility. This marks the beginning of a bold new chapter for Kinetic and for the evolution of electric mobility in India.<h2>Kinetic DX EV: Features </h2>The DX Electric features a metal body and includes simple features like one-touch access to the storage space and the charging port. Bookings are now open with a token amount of Rs 1,000 and deliveries are expected to begin in September 2025.Kinetic has added cruise control to reduce effort during long rides. The company has also introduced the Easy Charge system, which aims to make the charging process more direct. The DX Electric comes with a warranty of 9 years or 1 lakh km, showing the company’s focus on long-term support.Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.autox.com/reviews/bike-reviews/suzuki-e-access-first-ride-review-a-solid-offering-120948/">Suzuki e-Access First Ride Review: A Solid Offering</a>Buyers can pick from five colours. The long warranty period helps address concerns many people have about electric scooter maintenance. With this launch, Kinetic is offering a mix of older design cues and electric features, hoping to reach both earlier users and those trying EVs for the first time.

Kinetic DX EV Scooter Launched at Rs 1.11 Lakh in India

The new Kinetic DX Electric offers an estimated 116km range on a single charge and a top speed of 90 km/h, featuring three riding modes: Range, Turbo, and Power. 

Kinetic Green is poised to revive a legendary badge with the launch of its all-electric Kinetic DX EV, slated for unveiling in India on July 28. Drawing inspiration from the original Kinetic Honda, the modern DX sports a vintage-meets-futuristic design with a hexagonal headlamp, illuminated flyscreen branding, and a nostalgic red ‘Ready’ switch. The scooter rests on a solid understructure equipped with 12-inch alloy wheels, telescopic front forks, twin rear shock absorbers, and a hub-mounted motor. Two battery configurations, 1.8kWh and 3kWh, are likely to be offered. It is also expected to feature full LED lighting, a TFT digital console, and a top speed in the 80km/h range. The DX EV aims to blend retro charm with new-age electric mobility.<h2>Kinetic DX EV Teased: Here's All We Know So Far</h2>Kinetic Green has offered the first glimpses of its upcoming DX electric scooter through a set of teaser videos on Instagram, hinting at its styling elements and tech features. The teaser reveals a streamlined silhouette, a horizontal LED headlight, and a sleek front apron featuring a backlit “Kinetic” logo above the headlamp. This illuminated panel, finished in gloss black, may also serve as a position light, adding a futuristic touch to the design. A red “Ready” starter switch and a vibrant red body colour have also been teased, giving a hint of the scooter’s visual appeal.Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.autox.com/news/bike-news/tvs-ntorq-125-super-squad-edition-teased-ahead-of-india-launch-121300/">TVS Ntorq 125 Super Squad Edition Teased Ahead of India Launch</a> While technical specs like battery capacity, range, or charging speed remain undisclosed, the DX is expected to offer a range of around 120 km per charge to stay on par with competitors. Expected highlights include&nbsp;standard control switches,&nbsp;a digital (possibly touchscreen) instrument cluster,&nbsp;full LED lighting,&nbsp;illuminated underseat storage, and USB charging.Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.autox.com/news/bike-news/new-norton-motorcycle-to-break-cover-on-november-4-at-eicma-2025-121263/">New Norton Motorcycle to Break Cover on November 4 at EICMA 2025</a>With its launch slated for July 28, the DX aims to challenge popular electric two-wheelers such as the Honda Activa Electric, Ather Rizta, TVS iQube, and Bajaj Chetak, likely arriving with a competitive ex-showroom price near Rs 1 lakh.

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Expected features on the Kinetic DX EV include all-LED lighting, digital display, USB charging, lit underseat storage, and standard switchgear.

The well-known multipurpose two-wheeler —Kinetic Luna— is making its return to India in an electric guise. While reservations for the upcoming EV are now open for Rs 500, the price will be revealed tomorrow. To begin with, the history of the OG Kinetic Luna in India spans from the 1970s to the early 2000s. It featured an air-cooled 50cc single-cylinder engine as well as ergonomic pedals that riders could use in case the 4-litre petrol tank ran out. Although the e-Luna's technical specifications are currently unknown, the upcoming moped is anticipated to come with a 2kWh battery pack that will allow a range of about 110 kilometres. Its expected top speed is approximately 50km/h. As the new Kinetic Luna Electric is set to enter our electric two-wheeler industry tomorrow, let's take a look at some of its potential features.

<h2>Kinetic Luna Electric: Design and Features&nbsp;</h2>

With its identical shape and size, and minimal characteristics overall, <a href="https://www.autox.com/news/bike-news/kinetic-luna-to-return-in-electric-avatar-in-february-bookings-to-commence-this-republic-day-115961/">the new E-Luna will conform to the original model's straightforward design philosophy</a>. It will have a square-shaped housing with a circular headlamp integrated into it. A split seat, 16-inch spoke wheels with tubed tyres, and a simple digital instrument readout that displays the trip metres, battery life, speed, and vehicle status are some other noteworthy features.

<h2>Kinetic Luna Electric: Battery and Hardware</h2>

As previously mentioned, the upcoming E-Luna will likely have a range of approximately 110 kilometres with a 2 kWh battery. It is, however, anticipated that the actual range will be closer to 90 kilometres. Its top speed is said to be 50km/h.&nbsp;Though no official announcement has been made, Kinetic Green is likely to provide a smaller battery option in the future to make its two-wheeler more accessible in India's electric market.

The wheelbase of the electric moped is claimed to be 1,335mm, while its ground clearance is rated at 170mm. The electric vehicle's hardware will have two rear springs and telescopic front forks. Moreover, both ends will have drum brakes for braking.

<h2>Kinetic Luna Electric: Expected Price&nbsp;</h2>

The <a href="https://www.autox.com/new-bikes/tvs/xl-100-heavy-duty/">TVS XL</a>, the only other moped currently on the market in the country, is priced between Rs 44,999 and Rs 59,695 (ex-showroom). As of right now, there is no official word on the Kinetic Luna Electric, but it is expected to cost approximately Rs 70,000 (ex-showroom).

Kinetic Luna Electric India Launch Tomorrow, Here's What To Expect

On February 7, Kinetic Green will launch the E-Luna in India. Let's quickly go through some possible features of the upcoming Kinetic Luna Electric in India.

After MV Agusta, Kinetic is set to bring another superbike company in India.&nbsp;

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Domestic two-wheeler brand, Kinetic, has formed an alliance with British company&nbsp;Norton Motorcycles, to sell the latter’s superbike range in India. The Joint Venture (JV) was announced at the 2017 EICMA in Milan.

Kinetic Group's Motoroyale, which also sells MV Agusta in India, will assemble Norton Motorcycles at Kinetic's manufacturing facility based in Ahmednagar. Local assembly would help Norton bypass excessive import&nbsp;duties and price their motorcycles competitively in India. Additionally, through Kinetic, Norton will also expand its reach to neighbouring countries like Indonesia and Bangladesh.

For those unaware of Norton Motorcycles, it is one of the oldest motorcycle companies, formed in 1898 is Birmingham, UK. The company has a long history of racing involvement as well. Presently, Noton makes four bikes - V4 RR, Dominator, Commando 961 Cafe Racer MK II and Commando 961 Sport MK II. The V4 RR is a 1200cc supersport, while all others are 961cc cafe racers.

The Dominator and Commando are expected to be Norton’s debut models in India, which are powered by a 961cc parallel-twin, fuel injected motor that produces 79bhp and 90Nm. These bikes are expected to arrive in India&nbsp;as CBUs initially. As mentioned, local assembly of these bikes will be commenced by Kinetic soon afterwards.

"We are now taking the next big step forward and delighted to form this alliance with the Kinetic group. I believe that the style, passion and beauty of Norton products coupled with the experience of Kinetic will make a winning combination and deliver a fabulous range of Norton motorcycles across the ASEAN territories," Norton Motorcycles CEO and owner Stuart Garner said.

Kinetic forms JV with Norton Motorcycles to sell bikes in India

Domestic two-wheeler brand, Kinetic, has formed an alliance with British company Norton Motorcycles, to sell the latter’s superbike range in India. The Joint Venture (JV) was announced at the 2017 EICMA in Milan.

The 2016 edition of the Smart Cities India expo has kicked off in the national capital, and is currently underway as we speak. In its second running this year, the three-day expo comprises an exhibition of national and international brands displaying their products and services in sectors such as clean energy, smart manufacturing, urban planning, e-Governance, green transport, etc. While the show mainly focusses on building future smart and sustainable cities in India, this year it’s also included Smart Transport as part of the program. So what’s in store for the future in terms of sustainable mobility? Let’s take a brief look at some of the ‘smart’ transport solutions from the expo,
Before discussing the future of transport, let’s take a quick backgrounder about this venture. The Smart Cities project was incepted in 2015 by the current ruling government. The initiative took off with the government shortlisting 98 cities and towns from the country to be developed into smart cities. In January 2016, the first 20 cities were further finalized and will receive funds (around Rs 50,800 crores) to start the process of converting them into smart cities. Now, turning a town or city into a ‘smart’ location is no cakewalk, especially in India - it’s a task of gigantic proportions.  The Smart Cities expo in this case serves as a platform that brings all the stakeholders together on a single stage to form alliances.
At the Smart Transportation 2016, it is kind of a given that the future of mobility will greatly depend on eco-friendly vehicles. Naturally, there are electric vehicles, battery and storage systems, alternate fuels, navigation systems, intelligent transport systems, digital parking management, in-car connectivity, etc. on display at the event. Some of the highlights at the event include Lohia Auto’s forthcoming Oma Star Li electric scooter and their e-Autorickshaw concept. The Oma Star electric scooter is already on sale in India, but it currently comes with a lead-acid battery. The Li version replaces that with a lithium-ion battery. As per the manufacturer, it will go on sale by year end and should cost around Rs 45,000 – Rs 50,000. It will have a range of 60km.
Then there was an android-based electric smart car, called Pixy. The diminutive city car has a hybrid powertrain (petrol + electric) and comes with solar charging panels. It also has automatic gull wing doors. As per its maker, auto pilot mode is currently under development for the car.
Kinetic also had their Safar electric auto-rickshaw on display. Claimed to be India’s only ARAI approved electric auto, the Safar can go up to 100km on one charge while it can reach to speeds up to 25km/h. Other interesting solutions at the venue include smart parking solutions, which help you spot a parking space within seconds using your smartphone, and traffic surveillance functions for over-speeding, traffic light violation, lane violation, etc. Overall, the event focuses in making the transportation sector more eco-friendly, less congested and a hassle-free experience – at least in the forthcoming smart cities.
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