Atumobile Atum Version 1.0

Atumobile has received ARAI certification for the AtumVader, its upcoming cafe racer style e-bike which claims 100km range. Read our story to know more about the e-motorcycle’s specs, its launch date, expected price and more.

Atumobile, an EV startup based in Hyderabad, launched its first electric bike, the Atum Version 1.0, back in September 2020. This made-in-India retro-style electric bike was priced at an introductory Rs 49,999 (excluding GST and shipping charges), but now, it has gone up to Rs 74,999(ex-showroom). The electric bike can be pre-ordered for Rs 999 through the brand’s official website. Atumobile offers the Atum 1.0 bike in five colours: red, white, black, blue, and grey. You can read more about the electric bike here.

The Atum Version 1.0 is powered by a 48V, 27Ah removable lithium-ion battery pack linked to a 48V, 250W hub motor. Its top speed is restricted to just 25kmph, so you don’t require a licence to ride it. The claimed 100km range sounds pretty good for a low-speed electric bike. It takes 3-4 hours to charge the battery pack completely. 

Instead of a traditional fuel tank, there’s a 14-litre lockable storage compartment for added practicality. The hardtail e-bike rides on a telescopic front fork, spoke wheels, fat 4-inch tyres, 160mm mechanical disc brakes at both ends, and an all-LED lighting system. 

The electric bike is made at a Greenfield manufacturing facility in Telangana. It has a production capacity of 15,000 units a year, which can be extended to another 10,000 in case of demand.