PUREnergy, a startup that
got its start at IIT Hyderabad, has an electric vehicle vertical called PURE
EV. The startup's goal is crystal clear in the acronym PURE, which stands for
Power Using Renewable Energy. It focuses on figuring out ways to switch to renewable
energy sources in order to save energy and protect the environment. One
significant step has been the accomplishment of solar projects in numerous
universities, schools, residential areas, NGOs, and hospitals, despite their
primary area of expertise still being energy storage technology.
The company
also provides energy-saving techniques through the use of electric two-wheelers
and high-capacity lithium batteries. The brand names of the two products are
"PURE EV" and "PURE Lithium," respectively.
Dr. Nishanth Dongari, an
Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
at IIT Hyderabad, founded the business in 2016. IIT Bombay alumnus Mr Rohit
Vadera is the company's manager. In addition to working with Ostro
Energy for the development of wind and solar plants, he has work experience
in the oil and gas industry with top international engineering firms in Abu
Dhabi. PURE EV aims for large-scale production of electric vehicles and
electric batteries with a dedicated setup of a 40,000-sqft state-of-the-art
facility, co-located with Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, and a
manufacturing capacity of 2000 units per month. The company receives strong
technological support as a result of its collaboration with the R&D facilities
of IIT Hyderabad.
PURE EV currently
offers six models, including the EPluto 7G, EPluto, and ETrance+
electric scooters. It also has two electric bikes, the Egnite and ETron+,
as well as an electric step-through called the ETrance. All of these
products, like the majority of EVs sold in India, are primarily designed for
urban commuting and have top speeds of up to 60kmph. However, PURE EV's
top-of-the-line EPluto 7G scooter boasts a remarkable range of 90–120
kph.
PURE
EV Series
PURE EV Bike Model |
PURE EV Electric Scooter Model |
PURE EV Etryst-350 |
PURE EV ETrance Neo |
PURE EV EcoDryft |
PURE EV
Epluto 7G |
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PURE EV Epluto |
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PURE EV
ETrance+ |
PURE EV Bike Model
PURE EV
Etryst-350
In India, the PURE EV
Etryst-350 electric street bike has a starting price of Rs. 1,63,132.
There is only 1 variant and 3 colours offered. The motor in the PURE EV
Etryst-350 produces 3000 W of power. Both the front and rear disc brakes
are new on the PURE EV Etryst-350.
A Pure EV eTryst 350 electric
motorcycle costs Rs 1,54,999. (ex-showroom*). There are three colour
options: Punch Black, Tan Red, and Sea Blue. The eTryst 350 is only available
from Pure EV in one variation.
With a hint of modern design, the
eTryst 350 is a naked electric bike. It has a headlight with a hexagonal shape
and a sleek body. To increase safety, Pure EV gave the eTryst 350 a tubular
crash guard, a single-piece seat, and a slightly larger-than-average tank with
extensions.
A 3kW motor is paired with
a 3.5kWh battery in the eTryst 350. The electric bike has a top speed
cap of 85 kph and a 140 km maximum range. Regenerative braking
and an LED are among the features of the eTryst 350.
Gaitered telescopic front forks
and dual rear shocks make up its suspension system, which weighs 120 kg.
Also included in the braking system of the eTryst 350 are front and rear disc
brakes that are mounted on alloy wheels.
PURE EV
EcoDryft
The EcoDryft, Pure EV's
second electric motorcycle, has been unveiled in India. The EcoDryft features a
distinctive commuter design aesthetic. Red, Grey, Blue, and Black are the four
colours that are offered for the EV.
It has a 3kW hub motor,
which allows it to reach a top speed of 75kmph. The motor and 3 kWh
battery pack together offer a 130 km claimed range. The EcoDryft's
suspension system consists of a telescopic fork and twin shocks, and it has
front disc and rear drum brakes.
There are three ride modes on the
LCD console, regenerative braking, a remote start-stop system, and all-LED
lighting, among other features. In the first week of January 2023, the
e-prices bikes will be made public, and we anticipate they will be around Rs 1.30
lakh (ex-showroom*).
PURE EV EcoDryft Range -
EcoDryft can go upto 135 km/charge after a full charge.
PURE EV EcoDryft Charging Time
- EcoDryft battery takes 6 Hours - 0% - 100%, 3 Hours - 20% - 80% to get
charged.
PURE EV Electric Scooter Model
PURE EV
ETrance Neo
In India, the PURE EV ETrance
Neo electric scooter has a starting price of Rs. 94,210*. There is
only one variant and six colours offered. The motor in the PURE EV ETrance Neo
produces 1500 W of power. The PURE EV ETrance Neo has an electronically
assisted braking system with front disc and rear drum brakes.
The ETrance Neo is the most
potent electric scooter offered by Pure EV. This electric scooter, which boasts
a range of about 120 kilometres, is being marketed as an urban scooter
that won't suffer from range anxiety.
This electric scooter is powered
by a BLDC motor and a 2.5kWH lithium battery from the ETrance Neo.
Because the battery is transportable, the rider can take it off and charge it
at home. The company claims to have a top speed of 60 kmph and a load-bearing capacity of 150 kg. This e-scooter has a respectable list of
features. Four-inch LCD screen, regenerative braking, LED headlight, and anti-theft
smart lock are all included.
This company's presence in the
nation is currently very minimal. There are therefore not many sales
dealerships for this brand. As a result, getting your hands on an ETrance Neo
will be challenging.
PURE EV EPluto
7G
In India, the PURE EV EPluto
7G electric scooter has a starting price of Rs. 99,300*. There is
only one variant and six colours offered. The motor in the PURE EV EPluto 7G
produces 1500 W of power. PURE EV EPluto 7G has an electronically
assisted braking system and front and rear drum brakes.
The EPluto 7G is a high-speed
electric scooter with an impressive full-battery range of about 90–120km and a
top speed of 60kmph. A 60V 2.5kWh portable battery powers the 1.5kW
nominal and 2.2kW peak BLDC motor that propels the scooter. The EPLuto
7G's rated gradeability is 12 degrees, which is standard for an electric
scooter.
With a round headlamp,
chrome-finished mirrors, plush body panels, and swooping lines all over, the
EPluto 7G closely resembles the Vespa models and the new Bajaj Chetak in terms
of design. With features like an LCD display, an LED headlamp, anti-theft
protection with a smart lock, and regenerative braking, the feature list is
about average. It is supported by telescopic forks and a mono-shock and has
10-inch alloy wheels. A disc-drum combo reduces speed.
The PURE EV EPluto 7G competes
with products like the Okinawa Praise and the Ampere Magnus Pro given its price
of Rs 79,999*.
PURE EV Epluto
In India, the PURE EV EPluto
electric scooter has a starting price of Rs. 85,769*. There is only one
variant and one colour offered. The motor in PURE EV EPluto produces 250 W
of power. PURE EV EPluto has an electronic assisted braking system with front
disc and rear drum brakes.
The EPluto is only suitable for
short-distance commuting because of its top speed of 25kmph. The full
battery range is decent at 80 km, though. It uses a 1.8kWh
portable battery to power a 250-Watt brushless hub-mounted motor. The
e-scooter has a seven-degree grade ability.
The EPluto standard mimics the
features of its higher-spec 7G derivative, including regenerative braking, an
LCD instrument cluster, an anti-theft feature with a smart lock, and LED
headlamps and taillamps. It has 10-inch wheels, telescoping forks, and dual
shock absorbers for the suspension. A front disc and a rear drum brake are used
for braking.
PURE EV
ETrance+
In India, the PURE EV ETrance
Neo electric scooter has a starting price of Rs. 94,210*. There is
only one variant and six colours offered. The motor in the PURE EV ETrance Neo
produces 1500 W of power. The PURE EV ETrance Neo has an electronically
assisted braking system with front disc and rear drum brakes.
The ETrance Neo is the most
potent electric scooter offered by Pure EV. This electric scooter, which boasts
a range of about 120 kilometres, is being marketed as an urban scooter
that won't suffer from range anxiety.
A BLDC motor and a 2.5kWH
lithium battery from the ETrance Neo power this electric scooter. The rider can
remove the battery and take it home to charge it because it is portable. The
company states that it can carry 150 kg of weight and has a top speed of
60 kmph. This electric scooter has a good list of features. A four-inch
LCD screen, regenerative braking, LED headlight, and a smart lock with
anti-theft features are included.
This company is barely present in
the nation as of right now. Therefore, this brand's sales dealerships are few
and far between. This means that finding the ETrance Neo will be challenging.
*The
electric vehicle brand and its respective products listed below are available
in select cities in the country. Please contact the dealerships in your region
to get more details about the availability of the electric vehicles.
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