Montra Electric launches Super Auto three-wheeler
Autocar Professional, 26 Jan '24
Montra Electric, EV brand of the Tamil Nadu-based Murugappa Group has launched its new Super Auto in Tirunelveli.
The Montra Super Auto, which is equipped with a 10kW lithium-ion battery, has an automotive research association of India (ARAI-certified) range of 203 kilometres and an on-range of 155 +/- 5km for full charge.
Montra Electric is offering the Super Auto with a 3-year / 100,000km warranty with an additional extended warranty option of two years/50km.
Piyush Pandey, Head Marketing & Exports, Montra Electric said, "The Super Auto is packed with innovation and several industry-first features that will surely redefine the market. Our customers can now receive a greater return on their investment with savings in fuel and maintenance, and riders can experience a premium three-wheeler. At Montra Electric, we strive to produce vehicles that not only last longer but also contribute to protecting the environment for future generations."
N Senthil Kumar, managing director (MD), RR Greenline Motors, dealer partner for Montra Electric Tirunelveli, said: "Apart from environmental benefits, electric autos are helping auto drivers save Rs. 300 to Rs. 400 (US$ 4 - 5) per day on their fuel bills as their average running is around 100-150km a day."
The Montra Super Auto, has a top speed of 55kph, 0-20kph in 4 seconds, and a seating capacity of four including the driver. It develops peak power of 10 kW and torque of 60 Nm. The Super Auto is available in two variants - the ePV and ePV 2.0. The Montra Super Auto dimensions are: length (2855mm), width (1350mm) and height (1750mm).
It was in December 2021 that TI Cycles of India (TII), part of the Murugappa Group, announced the Montra brand to lead its EVs business in three segments - last-mile commute, last-mile delivery and personal mobility.
In the first phase, the company has rolled out its offerings in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Telangana. The Super Auto will be available across multiple touchpoints in these states.