Komaki Ranger—India’s First Electric Cruiser to Meet Your Need

When it comes to the looks, Komaki Ranger entails the same base design as the previous version, but it’s updated for a more cruiser look. The additional headlamps, big grosser wheels, LED lights, big windscreen and raised handlebars add to its cruiser look. The chrome exteriors add to its appeal.

The flame-style graphics, shiny chrome retro-themed round LED headlamps and side indicators with dual chrome round-shaped auxiliary lamps make it look more classic and adds a vintage touch.

The dual sound pipes have a flame effect but are not waterproof.

Komaki Ranger’s raked handlebars and the shiny chrome treatment on the fuel tank make it more distinct.

The leather split seats are wider and comfortable enough for a long ride. Additionally, the wider footpegs for the rider and pillion, as seen on most cruiser bikes, reduce fatigue, and the pillion backrest provides support to the pillion.

The front bodyguard and the rear protection guard on the bike prevent any severe damage to the motorcycle in case of falls or accidents.

Komaki Ranger is available in one colour option:

• Black

Komaki Ranger is available in one variant:

• STD

The Komaki Ranger comes to life with the 5000 Watt BLDC Hub Motor. The 4 kWh Lithium-ion battery package, which is compatible with the Smart battery application, powers the motor. As per the Komaki, the battery installed on Komaki Ranger is the largest one installed on any two-wheeler in India.

The 4kWh battery takes approximately 4 hours to charge, and as per the company claims, it can touch a range of 200-250 kilometres when charged fully.

The company also claims that Komaki Ranger has the same powertrain as the IC engines.

Komaki Ranger gets equipped with ample features that make it a perfect electric cruiser and thus enhance rideability.

The side-stand sensor works as a wonder as the bike cannot move until the stand is on. The dedicated sound emitter gives an effect like a powerful 650cc cruiser. With the three riding modes, you can choose to ride as per their style. The supermoto button is for more speed as it gives more torque.

The reverse gear mode takes the bike backwards when it accelerates, and the cruise control button gives a constant speed ride at which you set the cruise mode.

Further, the Ranger electric motorcycle gets USB charging sockets, a sound system with phone call support and an auto-repair switch. The 7-inch TFT display comes with Bluetooth connectivity, which accompanies Bluetooth and access to Google Maps. You can listen to music on the go with the small Bluetooth speaker.

The 50-litre storage capacity gives an appropriate storage space which is a plus for long rides.

The transmission duties on the Komaki Ranger are automatic.

It gets bulky telescopic suspensions that work to provide a smoother ride, even on rough surfaces.

With CBS (Combined Braking System), the rider gets confident riding and a safe braking system. The disc brakes at the front and rear are responsible for stopping the bike.