Electric Royal Enfield Just Dropped Featuring Its Speed

The new Indian startup has transformed the already loved Royal Enfield Classic 350 into electric powertrain

The Indian automobile industry has been uplifting keeping up with international trends and popularity. The revolution has finally set a light on the production of electric vehicles in the Indian market. As the revolution is making their place in the industry, leading motorcycle manufacturers are also contributing to the competition. One of the leading motorcycle brands, Royal Enfield has been working on the production of electric vehicles for their brand. Rumours have been afloat about the brand focusing on electric motorbikes.

As per the latest bike news India, Enfield lovers need to have the patience for the new model to launch in India that too by Royal Enfield. The video of Royal Enfield Classic 350 wrapped in electric-powered look has been off on the official website of an Indian startup, Hound Electric.

What does that mean?

Well, the Indian startup has mainly transformed all the way loved Enfield Classic 350 into an electric-powered motorbike. Uploaded on their social media page, the electric bike has been featured on the road. It is all the more like the first look to uplift the excitement of bike fanatics!

The video features a biker riding the bike at the same time unveiling the aspect of such a transformation of this Classic into an electric motorbike. The surprising and jaw-dropping facts about this electric Royal Enfield Classic 350 is that when it hits the roads, the speed is 83kmph.

Who is Hound Electric?

As stated above, Hound Electric is an Indian Startup brand that aims at the production of newly inspired electric vehicles. They have unveiled the look their successful transformation of the Royal Enfield Classic 350. Hitting the roads at 83 km/h is quite a thing. That too when the transformation is an electric-powered vehicle.

It is not completely guaranteed whether the brand will be launching its electric powertrain beasts. Stating about the cost of electric components, the expense sees the growth of nearly 30 to 40 per cent. This has been right in comparison with the Internal Combustion Engine, mentioned by Hound Electric.

Sources reveal as soon as the entire set for the production of such electric-vehicles is ready, customers will see a ray of hope to own it. Offered in the form of bolt-on kit, customers can enhance their vehicles by professional support.

But this is not an end to it! Production of such a vehicle has not been approved and tested by the Regional Transport Office. Furthermore, it is not yet unveiled of allowing people to transform their automobiles into electric vehicles.