EMotorad Karbon vs TVS Raider

In 2024 EMotorad Karbon or TVS Raider choose which bike is best for you - compare these two bikes or scooters on the basis of their price, mileage, features, colours

and other specs. EMotorad Karbon Price starts at Rs. 65,000 (last recorded price) whereas the TVS Raider Price starts at Rs. 95,219 (ex-showroom price). On the other hand, Raider engine makes power & torque 11.38 PS PS & 11.2 Nm respectively. EMotorad offers the Karbon in 1 colour. TVS offers the Raider in 6 colours. The Raider mileage is around 67 kmpl.
Karbon vs Raider Comparison
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Karbon Raider
BrandEMotoradTVS
Price₹ 65,000₹ 95,219
Mileage-67 kmpl
Engine Capacitynull cc124.8 cc
Power374 W11.38 PS PS

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Karbon
₹65,000*
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Raider
Single Seat
₹95,219*
*Ex-showroom price
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Specification
Max Power
374 W11.38 PS @ 7500 rpm
Paddle
Yes-
Transmission
AutomaticManual
Starting
Push Button StartSelf Start Only
Motor Power
250 W-
Drive Type
Hub Motor, Chain DriveChain Drive
Range
40 km/charge-
Max Speed
25 Kmph-
Wheel Size
Front :-508 mm,Rear :-508 mmFront :-431.8 mm,Rear :-431.8 mm
Front Brake
DiscDisc
Wheels Type
SpokeAlloy
Rear Brake
DiscDrum
Kerb Weight
28.3 kg123 kg
Chassis
Foldable FrameSingle cradle tubular frame
Body Type
Electric Bikes-
Features
Charging at Charging Station
No-
Charging at Home
No-
Tripmeter
DigitalDigital
Speedometer
DigitalDigital
Console
Digital
Additional Features
Pedal Assist Range - 65 kmintelliGO, Engine inhibitor, Helmet reminder, Side-stand engine cut-off
Display
YesYes
Battery Capacity
36 V, 10.4 Ah12 V / 4 Ah
Tail Light
LEDLED
Turn Signal Lamp
LEDBulb
Headlight
LEDLED
Battery Type
Lithium IonMaintenance Free
Price (On-Road BreakUp)
On-Road Price
65,0001,09,408
Ex-Showroom Price
65,00095,219
RTO
07,617
Insurance
06,572
Accessories Charges
00
FastTag Charges
00
Other Charges
00
EMI
1,3972,351
Expert Rating
-
Pros and Cons
Pros
Feature loadedSmooth engineNimble handling
Cons
Busy designBraking could have been better

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