Tork Kratos
Tork Kratos Latest Update
Tork Motors announces an offer where you can now exchange your old two-wheeler for a Kratos and Kratos R. Read more to know how. Check out this one-off Tork electric dirt bike in our exclusive report here.
The differences between the standard and the R variant of the Tork Kratos are much more than just skin deep. Here’s all that you need to know about the intricacies involved in making the Kratos R.
Kratos Price
Tork has priced the Kratos at Rs 1,22,499 and the Kratos R retails at Rs 1,37,499 (both ex-showroom Pune including subsidies). Similarly, you can avail of the government subsidies in various States and save quite some money.
Kratos Features
Tork has equipped the Kratos range with a variety of features like LED illumination, a fully digital console with Bluetooth compatibility, navigation. You also get multi ride modes, a USB charging port, anti-theft system, crash alert, ride analytics, guide me home lights and OTA updates. The Kratos also benefits from regenerative braking.
Kratos Powertrain
The Tork Kratos and the Kratos R are powered by a 4kW axial flux motor. However, the peak output and torque vary for the two – 7.5kW and 28Nm for the standard bike and 9kW and 38Nm for the R model. While the standard model accelerates from nought to 40kmph in four seconds, the R variant does it in 3.5 seconds. The motor is mated to a 4kWh Lithium-ion battery that offers 180km of IDC range and 120km of real world range. Using the fast-charging system (only for Kratos R), the bike can be charged about 80 per cent in an hour.
Kratos Suspension & Brakes
It uses a split trellis frame suspended on a conventional telescopic fork and monoshock. The braking hardware comprises a front and rear disc with CBS. The Kratos rides on 17-inch alloys and weighs 140kg.
Kratos Rivals
The Tork Kratos’ closest rival is the Revolt RV400. But you also have other electric two-wheeler alternatives like the Ather 450X, Ola S1, Bajaj Chetak, TVS iQube Electric and Bounce Infinity E1.
