Joy e hurricane

Joy e-Bike, a subsidiary of Wardwizard Innovations & Mobility Ltd., has launched four new electric motorcycles for the Indian market. The Hurricane, one of the four bikes, is priced at Rs 2,29,000 and positioned as a streetfighter. It looks like a complete rip-off of the Kawasaki Z250 with redesigned tank shrouds and a Benelli TNT 300-inspired headlight.  

In terms of hardware, the bike packs a smaller 73.6V 54Ah lithium-ion battery, rated to deliver a range of 90km. Power is delivered to the rear wheel via a 5kW BLDC hub motor that delivers 230Nm of torque. That said, the torque at the wheel hasn’t been revealed. Customers can charge the bike using a 10Amp charger, however, there's no word on how long it'll take for a full charge.

The Hurricane features a telescopic fork and monoshock, twin disc brakes up front, and a single disc at the rear. It may come with CBS, as opposed to ABS, as these bikes top out at 90kmph. 

The company hasn't mentioned if the bike gets regenerative braking, riding modes or Bluetooth connectivity, but it does state the Hurricane comes with Internet of Things (IoT) sensors.