Kyte Energy, the electric two-wheeler manufacturing company based out of Nashik, has launched the High Speed – Magnum Pro—a Smart electric 2-wheeler powered by Advance Lithium Batteries at a price of Rs. 80,999 Ex Showroom. With a mission to create value for the Indian consumers, this new 2-wheeler is affordable, seamless, and sustainable for the masses.
Kyte Energy’s journey started in 2017 where the dynamic trio Kush Arora, Nikhil Sethi & Yash Arora came together to be the game changers in the EV segment in India with the key USP of value engineered services, quality assurance and a stable supply chain.
Speaking on the launch Mr. Yash Arora, Founder, Kyte Energy, says, “Kyte Energy believes in the potential of electric vehicles to completely change the landscape of transportation & mobility. Our commitment is to provide an eco-friendly, affordable, and state-of-the-art solution to the commuters in India. With High Speed Magnum Pro, we have taken the bar a notch higher. It is, in many ways, a novelty with its improved exclusive features. We, at Kyte Energy, are extremely excited and confident that Magnum Pro shall be a game changer in the domain of electric 2-wheelers.”
The Kyte Energy Mobile Application allows its user to take control of the scooter from the comfort of their mobile phone. Key insights like trip history, GPS, vehicle security, and vehicle information, can be fetched from the application.
Magnum Pro comes with the latest and best-performing lithium-ion batteries in the market. The lithium batteries come with smart BMS which has sensors integrated at the cell level, giving a wider perspective and analytical details of every cell.
Kyte scooters come with integrated smart controllers, specifically designed for the Indian weather and road conditions. With un-compromised durability, every Kyte controller is IP67 water and dust-proof.
With this astonishing set of features, zero emissions, and desirable qualities, the High Speed Magnum Pro will set new benchmarks for performance as well as affordability.
