Komaki MG Pro V, MG Pro+ Launched At Rs 73,999 - Up To 150km Range, Metal Body

Delhi-based electric two-wheeler manufacturer Komaki Electric has launched the MG Pro V and MG Pro+ electric scooters in India at Rs 73,999 and Rs 79,999, ex-showroom, respectively. Both the Komaki MG Pro V and MG Pro+ get an all-metal body, a feature rarely offered at this price point.

Komaki MG Pro V And MG Pro+ Launched - Battery, Range And Motor

The Komaki MG Pro V uses a 2.2kWh LiFePO4 battery for a claimed range of 90-100km, while the MG Pro+ gets a larger 2.7kWh battery for a claimed range of over 150km. Both scooters are powered by a BLDC hub motor rated at 2.2kW(2.95bhp).

The claimed top speed for both the MG Pro V and Pro+ electric scooters is 60km/h, and Komaki quotes a charging time of around four hours. Komaki Electric is offering a 3-year or 30,000km warranty (whichever comes first), warranty for the battery and motor-controller units of both scooters.

Komaki MG Pro V And MG Pro+ Launched - Design, Colour, Features & Cycle Parts

The Komaki MG Pro V and MG Pro+ are offered with metal body panels and share identical styling, with a sharp overall silhouette and indicators integrated into the front body panel. Both get all-LED lighting and are offered in four colours: Black, Frost White, Garnet Red, and Metal Grey.

Both scooters get a fully digital instrument console displaying speed, odometer readout, battery voltage, and battery level. A companion mobile app allows for battery health and range monitoring.

Additional equipment includes keyless start, an anti-theft lock, park assist, and a repair switch. The MG Pro+ gets a larger boot and underseat storage space compared to the MG Pro V.

Underpinning both scooters is a 12-inch front and 10-inch rear tyre setup, with a telescopic front fork and twin rear shocks. Braking duties are handled by a front disc and a rear drum on both models.

The Komaki MG Pro V and MG Pro+ compete against the Joy e-bike Wolf Plus, Ozotec Flio, Joy e-bike Gen Next, Ampere Reo, Nanu Plus, and Ampere Magnus Neo in the affordable electric scooter segment.

Spec Comparison: Komaki MG Pro V vs Komaki MG Pro+

Speaking on the launch, Gunjan Malhotra, Co-founder, Komaki Electric Vehicles, said,"The electric two-wheeler market has grown rapidly, but affordability should never come at the cost of quality. With the MG Pro V and MG Pro+, we wanted to offer customers features that have traditionally been associated with more expensive vehicles. These include a strong metal body and safe, long-lasting LiFePO4 batteries with a longer lifespan than those found in many electric two-wheelers and ICE vehicles currently available in the market. This combination inspires confidence among customers. It also reflects our commitment to making premium build quality, dependable performance, and modern technology accessible to a much wider audience. We believe customers deserve products that not only look good but are built to withstand everyday Indian road conditions."