Kinetic Green launches electric 2W E-Luna Prime

Kinetic Green Energy and Power Solutions Ltd., engaged in electric mobility space, has unveiled the E-Luna Prime, a new electric two-wheeler targeted at entry-level commuter motorcycle segment.

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Priced at ₹82,490 (ex-showroom), the E-Luna Prime is available in two variants with ranges of 110 km and 140 km and comes in six vibrant colors. Key features include rugged 16-inch alloy wheels, LED headlamp, digital instrument cluster, spacious front-loading area, and comfortable seating, making it ideal for both personal and utility use.

The electric commuter stands out with a total cost of ownership of just ₹2,500 per month, thanks to ultra-low running costs of 10 paise per kilometre. This makes it significantly more affordable than petrol-powered motorcycles, which can cost up to ₹7,500 per month, offering consumers potential savings of up to ₹60,000 annually, according to a statement.

The E-Luna Prime builds on the legacy of the original E-Luna, which has already sold over 25,000 units since its launch just months ago.

Sulajja Firodia Motwani, Founder and CEO of Kinetic Green, said that the launch of the E-Luna Prime reflected the company’s commitment to transforming the future of personal mobility in India. She noted that the new model builds on the strong success of the E-Luna series, which had received widespread acclaim from thousands of customers.

The E-Luna Prime is not only a personal mobility solution but also serves as a multi-utility vehicle suited for cargo, small businesses, and last-mile delivery needs. Its introduction strengthens Kinetic Green’s presence in the commuter EV space, supported by a robust network of over 300 dealerships across the country.

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