Yatri Motorcycle’s STORY:
Yatri Motorcycles was founded in December 2017 with an aim to design, engineer and manufacture green mobility solutions to transform the urban landscape.
Yatri care deeply about the environment we live in and believe that clean individual mobility is an important piece in solving the problem of urban air pollution. They also believe that good design is critical in defining the public awareness of electric mobility since their goal is larger than catering solely to environmentalists. They aim to cater to those who ultimately care about owning an inspiring product.
Yatri Motorcycle’s TEAM:
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B.Sc and M.Sc from Delft University, The Netherlands
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B.A from University of Maryland, USA
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B.Sc from Bucknell University, USA
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B.E. from Kathmandu University, Nepal
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B.E from IOE Pulchowk, Nepal
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B.Sc from University of New Orleans, USA
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B.Tech EEE from JNTU Hyderabad, India
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B.E from IOE Pulcowk, Nepal
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B.Sc from AIT, Thailand and M.Sc from RWTH University, Germany
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B.Sc from IOE Pulchowk and M.Sc from NTNU, Norway
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B.E from NMIT Bangalore, India
Yatri Electric Motorcycle’s Most Common Specification:
- Milage of 250-300km on single Charge
- Carbon Fibre+Steel Chassis for Exceptional Strength-Weight Ratio
- YatriHub for data centered care and support
- Electric Powertrain for Stupefying Acceleration and a sustainable future
More changes can be seen in coming days in both of the bikes. It is because, the team are making them perfect everyday.
Yatri Electric Motorcycle’s Pricing:
Price of Project ZERO is NPR 1,949,000
Price of Project ONE starts from NPR 565,000
More Detail (Official Website) ➤ www.yatrimotorcycles.com/
(Official Facebook Page) ➤ https://www.yatrimotorcycles.com/
YATRI Project One
Moreover, YATRI has launched P-1 another electric bike too which is lesser in price than Project Zero.
They Say, “At the heart of the P-1 is a robust twin-spar double-cradle chromoly chassis that protects the powertrain and electronics of the motorcycle and forms the biggest bracket that attaches to everything of the motorcycle. The entirely developed in-house chassis gives us the freedom to tweak the stiffness and rigidity to give the best overall riding experience.” #SilentlyBold
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