Murugappa Group unveils e-three wheeler with 170 km range
Roy Kurian, Business Head – Last Mile Mobility, Montra Electric said, 'Montra Electric SUPER CARGO is engineered with deep customer insights. It is packaged with unique features, and the 15-minute full charging option is a great benefit for B2B players. The Super Cargo is well-suited for a variety of applications for both fleet operators and individual entrepreneurs. Our expanding dealer network assures uptime across the nation.'
According to the company, SUPER CARGO features a 13.8 kWh lithium-ion battery with a road range of 170 km. Its powerful drivetrain produces 70 Nm torque and 11 kW peak power with 23% gradeability. With a 1.2-tonne gross vehicle weight, the vehicle is engineered to carry all types of loads with ease. The three wheeler is available in three configurations: 170 cu. ft, 140 cu. ft, and tray deck. The SUPER CARGO will also be available with a 15-minute 100% charging option, powered by Exponent Energy. SUPER CARGO has the longest wheelbase in its category, providing a spacious driver cabin and a 6.2-feet load tray ideal for large delivery applications.
Bookings are open across exclusive showrooms in over 90 cities. The vehicle is available in three cargo body variants: Tray eCX, 140 cubic feet eCX d, and 170 cubic feet eCX d+. Super Cargo is available in four attractive colours: Chilli Red, Steel Grey, Indian Blue, and Stallion Brown.
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