- BeiGo X4 offers stability and scooter-like agility thanks to tilting technology along with three wheels.
- A full charge has a range of 100Km and charging takes 100 minutes from a home power connection.
- The first 300 customers will get a price of ₹1.25 lakh and deliveries are likely to start on Diwali.
As the demand for electric vehicles is increasing in cities, now electric vehicles with different designs than conventional scooters are also coming in the market. Bangalore-based iGowise Mobility has introduced a tilting electric trike called BeiGo X4. The vehicle has tried to combine stability with scooter-like agility thanks to three wheels. The company is expected to start deliveries around Diwali.
Anti-topple technology stands out
BeiGo X4 uses the company’s exclusive anti-topple tilting technology. The top of the vehicle leans naturally in the same direction as the rider turns, while the two rear wheels provide additional grip and stability. The company claims that this makes turning at low speeds and controlling the vehicle on bad, bumpy or wet roads relatively easy.
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100Km range100 Charging in minutes
BeiGo X4 has an IDC-certified range of 100Km. It features the company’s HomeSwft 72V architecture and the company claims that it takes around 100 minutes to charge the battery from a home power connection. So this vehicle can be useful for daily city travel.
First 300 Great offer for customers
The starting ex-showroom price of this electric trike is ₹1.25 lakh. However, this price will be applicable only for the first 300 customers under the invite-only program. After that the price will be ₹1.56 lakh. The company aims to deliver 1,000 units by the end of the current financial year.
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The BeiGo X4 features a triple-disc Combined Braking System (CBS). The company is said to have spent more than 5 years of research, more than 50 prototypes and around 1.5 lakh kilometers of real-world testing for the development of the vehicle. The vehicle has received ICAT and ARAI certifications and the battery is manufactured as per AIS-156 safety standards.