RunR Mobility launches RunR HS EV model at Rs 1,25,000 to Rs 1,30,000, without subsidy (Ex-showroom)

RunR Mobility, a Gujarat-based electric vehicle comapny, has launched the RunR HS EV model, with a range of up to 110 kilometres per charge. 

Electric two-wheelers in India are set to get costlier from June 1, 2023 as the government of India has revised the subsidy on the FAME India (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles in India) Scheme to Rs 10,000 per kilowatt per hour (kWh) as against Rs 15,000/ kWH. Furthermore, the cap for incentive has been brought down to 15% of the two-wheeled EV’s ex-factory price as against 40% benefit extended earlier. That's a 37.5% cut, which will easily translate into higher vehicle prices. 

While this reduction may have an influence on the affordability of electric two-wheelers for consumers, RunR Mobility has adopted a different strategy. In the middle of this subsidy reduction, RunR Mobility has debuted its HS EV model at a fairly affordable pricing point. RunR Mobility aims to mitigate the consequences of the subsidy reduction and continue to promote the adoption of electric mobility by providing an affordable electric vehicle option. 

The EV manufacturer recently partnered with EV super store chain Electric One Energy, through which, the company will make available its products to the customers.

A standout feature of the RunR HS EV is its innovative battery system. Equipped with 60 V 40 AH Li-on liquid-cooled wirebounded batteries, the scooter utilises a state-of-the-artcan-based Battery Management System (BMS).

Additionally, the RunR HS introduces convenient battery-changing technology,
providing real-time battery information for a seamless and worry-free riding experience.