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Another E-Scooters Catches Fire, Alarms Concern In India
In Tamil Nadu's Hosur, an Okinawa e-scooter caught fire when Satish Kumar noticed and jumped on time, saving his life. This is not the only incident, in the past India reported over a dozen of such cases, killing people. Okinawa, which was blamed even decided to recall 3215 of its scooters to fix the issue. Furthermore, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari also assured to penalize companies with fault.
Tags: E-scooter, E-scooters catching fire, Okinawa, Union Transport and Highway Minister, E-vehicle
Courtesy: The News Minute
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Nexzu Mobility Launches E-cycle 'Rompus+' At Rs 31,983
Nexzu Mobility has increased its product portfolio in India by launching a new 3-speed electric cycle-cum-scooter named Rompus+. Priced at Rs 31,983, the e-cycle comes with in-frame 5.2AH lithium-ion battery, which gets fully charged in 2.5-3 hours and provides a life cycle of 750 charges. It also promises a mileage of 25km-35km with a top-speed of 25 kmph. Designed and manufactured in India, Rompus+ is available in four colours – red, blue,… read-more
Tags: E-vehicle, E-cycle, Nexzu, Rompus
Courtesy: NEWS18
