eBikeGo launches ACER MUVI 125 4G e-scooter in India at ₹99,999

Known primarily for laptops, Acer has licensed its brand name to eBikeGo, which made its debut in the Indian EV market with the Acer MUVI 125 4G.

Published on: Oct 16, 2023, 13:56:15 IST

By HT News Desk, New Delhi

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eBikeGo, under a licensing agreement with Acer, the Taiwanese multinational technology corporation known primarily for its laptops, has launched the Acer MUVI 125 4G electric scooter in India.

Acer's MUVI 125 4G e-scooter (Image courtesy: Acer)

eBikeGo, a homegrown electrical mobility platform, will design and manufacture the scooter in the country.

Price

Acer has priced MUVI 125 4G at ₹99,999 (ex-showroom). Buyers can pre-book their model here; to pre-book, buyers must pay ₹999, while the remaining sum of ₹99,000 to be paid at the time of final purchase.

eBikeGo will manage the pre-bookings as well. Also, the ₹999 amount is refundable, and only serves as an expression of interest.

Features

Touted by the company as a ‘futuristic electric mobility solution for urban commuters,’ the e-scooter has a Bluetooth-enabled 4-inch LCD screen with three configurations. With Android or iOS smartphones, riders get to customise this EV.

Battery

The Acer MUVI 125 4G, designed and manufactured by eBikeGo, features swappable batteries, ensuring hassle-free charging. The batteries can fully charge the two-wheeler in four hours.

Colours

It is available in Carbon Black, Glacier Silver, and Polar White.

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