Tata International Limited’s subsidiary, Stryder, is expanding its offerings with the launch of the new Zeeta Max electric bicycle line.
The flagship model, known as Zeeta Max, is tailored for environmentally conscious riders.
Priced at just Rs 29,995, the Zeeta Max comes loaded with advanced features, including pedal assist.
In a previous release this July, Stryder introduced the Zeta Plus, starting at Rs 26,995.
Cost-Effective Travel: 10 Kilometers for Only 70 Paise
Stryder proudly asserts that operating the Zeeta Max electric bicycle costs a mere 7 paise per kilometer. This means that covering a distance of 10 kilometers would only incur a charge of 70 paise.
The Zeeta Max e-bike boasts a range of up to 35 kilometers on a full charge, translating to a cost of approximately Rs 2.50 for such a journey.
The cycle features a 35-volt lithium-ion battery, which can be fully charged in just 4 hours.
Its pedal assist technology ensures effortless rides even on uphill terrain.
Introduction of Strider Zeta Plus
Recently, the company also unveiled the Zeta Plus Electric Cycle.
Initially priced at Rs 26,995, the Zeta Plus is currently offered at a promotional rate, with a future price increase of Rs 6,000 planned.
Highlighting its specifications, the Zeta Plus Electric Cycle houses an efficient 36-volt/6 Ah battery pack, boasting a total energy capacity of 216 Wh.
With a commendable range of 30 kilometers on a single charge, this e-cycle simplifies long-distance travel.
Its top speed reaches 25 kmph, and with pedal assistance, it can cover distances of up to 30 km emission-free. Recharging the battery pack takes only 3 to 4 hours.
Crafted on a sturdy steel hardtail frame, the Strider Zeta Plus features robust auto-cut brakes with disc brakes at both ends.
The operating cost is a mere 10 paise per kilometer.
These products are available through an extensive network of over 4,000 retail stores across the nation.
