Bengaluru-based electric mobility startup iGowise Mobility will launch the upgraded BeiGo X4 in October 2026, with customer deliveries set to begin during the Diwali season. The company is targeting deliveries of 1,000 vehicles by the end of FY2026-27.
The BeiGo X4 is a tilting electric trike that uses twin rear wheels for stability while retaining the riding dynamics of a two-wheeler. It uses iGowise’s proprietary anti-topple ‘gimbal’ tilting architecture, which allows the vehicle to lean while maintaining stability and road grip during low-speed manoeuvres and on uneven road surfaces.
The first 300 bookings will be offered at an introductory price of ₹1.25 lakh through an invite-only launch programme. Following this initial allocation, the BeiGo X4 will have a standard ex-showroom price of ₹1.56 lakh.
iGowise BeiGo X4 Specifications And Charging
The BeiGo X4 gets triple-disc CBS, dual-wheel drive with 120Nm of torque, a claimed 100km IDC range and a 100-minute charging time. The vehicle uses iGowise’s proprietary iChargeWise 72V architecture, which enables fast charging from a home power source.
iGowise says development of the platform has taken five years, during which it built more than 50 prototypes and conducted over 150,000km of real-world testing across different Indian road and weather conditions. The company states that the BeiGo X4 has received ICAT and ARAI certification and complies with applicable CMVR requirements and AIS-156 battery safety standards. The technology is covered by 12 patents, with additional applications in progress.
BeiGo X4 Ownership And Service Model
Alongside the vehicle, iGowise is developing an ownership ecosystem covering component-level quality controls, AI-led inventory planning and a modular service-on-wheels model. The company says the service model is designed to resolve up to 95 percent of customer queries at the doorstep.
iGowise founder and CEO Sravan Appana said the company’s development work has focused on improving rider confidence and control under varying road conditions. He added that the initial customer rollout will comprise the first 1,000 vehicles, with the company targeting urban mobility applications in India.
The company is also exploring applications for the BeiGo X4 platform across personal mobility, delivery and micro-entrepreneur use cases.