If you are looking for an electric scooter who is also stylish, comfortable and pocket friendly, then Gemopai Ryder Supermax can prove to be a great option for you. It is priced at ₹ 79,999 (ex-showroom) and is available in six attractive colors Electric Blue, Jazzy Neon, Graphite Grey, Blazing Red, Sparkling White and Fluorescent yellow. The design of this scooter seems modern and fresh, which will be liked by the young generation.
Strong performance and great range
The Gemopai Ryder Supermax is equipped with a 1.6kw motor, which gets power from the lithium-ion battery of 1.8kwh. This scooter claims to cover a distance of up to 100 kilometers once charged.
Its top speed is 60kmph, which also gives great performance in the city’s traffic. This scooter not only makes your journey easier, but also shows your responsibility towards the environment.
Casual ride and advance technology
This scooter features telescopic front forks and dual rear shoes, which also gives great comfort on bumpy routes. The braking system has an electronic assistance with forward disc brake and back drum brakes, making braking smooth and safe. Its seat is wide and comfortable, and a backrest is also provided for Pillian which gives considerable relief in long rides.
Smart features that make every ride special
Gemopai Ryder Supermax also has facility of smartphone connectivity, so that you can easily see information like charging alerts, battery health, service intervals and live vehicle tracking on your mobile. These features not only increase your feature but also make the care of scooters easier.
Disclaimer: The information given in this article is based on the facts available in the public domain. Please confirm the price and features from the authorized dealership or company website before shopping.
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