BNC Motors intends to introduce the new 2W vehicles in December 2023, primarily focused on creating a strong dealership network in South India. These vehicles are planned to be available in the North Indian market in January 2024.
The company has also formed a strategic alliance with Musashi, a well-known Japanese auto parts maker, who has announced plans to invest Rs 70 crore in the first phase of establishing e-axle manufacturing in India.
BNC Motors Challenger S110: This two-wheeler has a 3kW BLDC hub motor with a top speed of 75 kmph.
The vehicle is fitted with a single ETROL 40 detachable battery with a 2.1 kWh capacity, and it can be fully charged in 4 hours with a conventional charger or under 2 hours with fast charging technology. 90 km (in low mode) is the predicted range on a single charge. The Challenger S110 is available in four colours and costs INR 117,999 ex-showroom.
BNC Motors The Boss NR 150 offers incredible performance, achieving a top speed of 110 kmph and sprinting from 0 to 60 kmph in less than 6 seconds, thanks to a strong BLDC hub motor generating a peak power output of 7.2kW. It comes with two ETROL 40 detachable batteries with a total capacity of 4.2 kWh.
It can be fully charged in 4 hours using a standard charger or in 2 hours using fast charging technology, just like the Challenger S110. In low mode, the projected range on a single charge is 160 kilometres. The Boss NR 150 is available in two colours and costs INR 159,999/- ex-showroom.
BNC Motors Perfetto: Designed as an electric scooter, the Perfetto features a side-mounted motor with a peak power output of 3kW and a top speed of 80 kmph. It has a single replaceable ETROL 40 battery with a capacity of 2.1 kWh and a charging duration of 4 hours with a regular charger or 2 hours with fast charging technology. In low mode, the projected range on a single charge is 80 km. The Perfetto is expected to cost INR 132,999/- ex-showroom.
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