E3 Electric.AI Launches E3 TRION Electric Scooter Starting at Rs 99,999
Bengaluru startup enters EV market with modular, AI-powered two-wheeler offering up to 165 km range and an 8-year warranty.
Bengaluru-based startup E3 Electric.AI has launched its first intelligent electric scooter, the E3 TRION, with introductory pricing starting at Rs 99,999 for the base C1 variant (ex-showroom, Bengaluru).
E3 TRION Price and Variants: C1, C1x, C2 Explained
The scooter is offered in three variants: C1, C1x priced at Rs 1,09,999, and C2 priced at Rs 1,19,999. The C1 features a removable 2.3 kWh portable battery pack, while the C1x and C2 variants are equipped with a 3 kWh fixed battery. The C1x delivers an Indian Driving Cycle (IDC) range of 165 km, while the C2 top speed reaches 82 km/h with 0–40 km/h acceleration in 6 seconds.
E3 TRION Range, Speed and Key Specifications
Built on a modular frame architecture with LFP battery chemistry, the scooter integrates 14-inch wheels, IP67 weather protection, dual projector LED headlights, and up to 52 litres of total storage. The model features connected IoT systems offering real-time diagnostics, predictive service alerts, and smartphone integration. Pre-bookings have opened in Bengaluru, supported by an extended warranty of up to 1 lakh km or 8 years.
Sanjeev P., Founder & CEO of E3 Electric.AI, said at the launch, "We set out to build an electric scooter where predictive intelligence is core to the architecture. The E3 Trion has been crafted keeping Indian families in mind, where daily commuting demands reliability, practicality, and peace of mind."
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