Saturday, October 3, 2026

Tork Kratos R Gets A New Eco+ Mode, Range Increased

Tork Motors has introduced a new Eco+ mode for its flagship Kratos R electric motorcycle. This mode promises an actual riding range of over 150 kilometres in urban conditions. That’s still lower than its claimed IDC range of 180km.

This new mode will dump down the power delivery and limit the top speed to just 35 km/h. Tork has announced that this will also be offered to existing Kratos R owners.

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Tork Kratos Electric Bike

With this, the Tork Kratos R will be offered in a total of four modes, including the already offered ECO, CITY & SPORT modes. It also gets a reverse assist function for added convenience.

The other notable features of the Kratos R include a full LED headlamp and taillight, a digital cluster with connected tech, in-app navigation, geo-fencing, a USB charging port, and a low battery indicator.

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Tork Kratos and Kratos R electric bike

Powertrain and Underpinnings

Powering the Kratos R is a IP67-rated 4 kWh battery pack linked to a 9kW permanent magnet Axial Flux motor that offers 38Nm of peak torque, enabling it to complete the 0-40 kmph sprint in just 3.5 seconds before striking a top speed of 105 kmph.

Based on the trellis frame, the Kratos R gets hydraulic telescopic forks upfront, hydraulic monoshock at the rear, and disc brakes at boths ends, assisted by Combi-Braking System (CBS).

Colour Options

The Kratos R electric motorcycle comes in five body shades: Red, Black, Blue, Grey and White.

Pricing and Competition

Tork Motors retails the Kratos R at Rs 1,67,499 (ex-showroom Pune, including FAME II subsidy), placing it against the Oben Rorr and Revolt RV400.

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