From The Makers Of Tesla: The World's Cheapest Electric Bike Unveiled

You can buy a motorcycle for the price of a new iPhone.

Indian startup Zeno is bringing its debut model Enara to the market. It's the world's cheapest electric motorcycle.

The budget electric bike is revealed on the Indian manufacturer's website.

Zeno was founded by former Tesla engineer Michael Spencer. He was responsible for the mass production launch of the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y, as well as the Tesla Supercharger charging stations.

Manufacturing in India has reduced the cost of the Zeno Enara. You can buy the electric motorcycle for the price of a new iPhone. It costs Rs. 119,000 ($1425) and if you rent the battery on a subscription basis, the price of the electric bike drops to Rs. 79,000 ($945). It will start exporting the model later.

The new Zeno Enara has a 10.7 hp (8 kW) motor and is capable of reaching 100 km/h. The 4 kW∙h battery is enough to travel 95 km and can be charged at home in 6 hours. If needed, another battery can be brought in and increase the range to 200 km.

The Zeno Enara electric motorcycle has a fairly simple design but a sturdy construction. It has metal arches and headlight protection.

In addition, the Zeno Enara electric bike has a reinforced suspension for bad roads and a high (190 mm) ground clearance. It is able to overcome 30-degree ascents and has a load capacity of 250 kg. It comes with LED headlights, a digital instrument cluster and USB ports.

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