Jio to Enter into EV Sector with Electric Bicycle
Jio’s electric bicycle will be available in multiple variants. The electric vehicle (EV) will be priced between INR 29,999 and INR 50,000.
May 27, 2025. By News Bureau
The diversification from telecommunication to the electric mobility sector emphasizes the fast-emerging market of EVs and its prospects in the Indian market.
The Jio Electric Bicycle is expected to showcase a great blend of comfort and advanced technology.
It will feature a sleek and modern design, highlighted by its lightweight yet sturdy alloy frame that enhances both manoeuvrability and durability, along with integrated LED lighting that enhances visibility. It will also include an ergonomic seat and adjustable handlebars, incorporating comfort and customisation at the same time.
Additionally, it will be equipped with high-quality tyres, dual disc brakes and a reliable suspension system for enhanced durability and added safety.
The modern design will be further enhanced by an LED digital instrument cluster mounted on the handlebar, providing a high-tech as well as futuristic touch. It will display essential information, keeping riders well informed with real-time data on speed, battery level, distance travelled, etc., ensuring a seamless and more connected riding experience.
With a balanced focus on pricing and performance, Jio aims to target a wide range of customers with the launch of the Jio Electric Bicycle which is expected to be priced between INR 29,999 and INR 50,000. The feature-loaded EV will be available in multiple variants and offer a range of battery capacities. The brand aims to appeal to a wide range of customers.
The base model, anticipated to cost around INR 29,999, will be designed to offer value whilst remaining affordable. Meanwhile, the premium variants, offering larger and more powerful battery capacities and enhanced connectivity features, could be priced as high as INR 50,000.
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