Tata New Electric Bike to Launch Soon with 280KM Range

Mumbai- Tata Motors Limited., well-known for its innovative approach and reliable vehicles, is gearing up to enter the electric two-wheeler segment with its first electric motorcycle. Expected to launch by mid to late 2025, the upcoming TATA electric bike is already generating buzz, thanks to its claimed 280KM range, advanced tech features. This move could make TATA a serious player in the growing EV two-wheeler space.

The new electric bike is expected to be powered by a hub-mounted motor producing around 4kW of peak power, offering a top speed of approximately 85–90 km/h. It will likely feature a battery pack between 3.5kWh and 4kWh, providing an impressive single-charge range of up to 280KM in Eco Mode. Charging time is estimated at 4–5 hours with a standard charger, making it both practical and efficient for daily urban use.

Design-wise, while the final look is still under wraps, early reports and teasers hint at a commuter-friendly layout with sporty elements. Expect a sharp LED headlamp, stylish alloy wheels, and aerodynamic body panels. The bike is said to be lightweight yet sturdy, optimized to handle the weight of the battery while ensuring easy maneuverability in traffic.

On the tech front, TATA’s electric bike is expected to come fully loaded. A digital instrument cluster, mobile app connectivity, ride modes (Eco, Normal, Power), reverse assist, and even over-the-air (OTA) updates are anticipated. Additional features like a USB charging port, LED lighting, keyless start/stop, and a side-stand engine cut-off switch will make the bike feel modern and convenient, even at its entry-level price.

Performance will be geared towards daily urban commuting. Thanks to the instant torque delivery of electric motors, riders can expect quick acceleration and smooth power delivery. Regenerative braking is also expected to be part of the package, slightly recharging the battery during braking and improving overall efficiency.

In terms of comfort and ride quality, the bike is likely to feature telescopic front suspension and dual rear shock absorbers. Combined with an upright riding posture and lightweight construction, it should offer a stable and comfortable ride on Indian roads. Braking duties will likely be handled by a front disc and rear drum or disc brake setup, with CBS (Combined Braking System) offered for added safety.

One of the standout elements of this upcoming bike is its cost-effectiveness. With an estimated charging cost of just ₹20–₹25 for a full charge, the running cost is drastically lower than petrol-powered alternatives. A real-world range of around 200–240KM should be achievable depending on riding conditions, making it highly practical for daily commuters.

With successful EVs like the Nexon EV and Tiago EV already in its portfolio, TATA’s entry into the electric motorcycle market looks like a natural and promising progression. If all goes as expected, this electric bike could redefine the budget EV segment, offering a rare mix of range, features, style, and affordability all backed by the trust of the TATA brand.