Viper
4.615.6 Ah20"Delivery by 26 Oct
Upto 85kmRange
5'2 - 6'1Height
6-8 hrscharge time
EMotorad in Cuttack
Electric Cycles in Cuttack
For the crowded old core around Chandni Chowk, Buxi Bazar and Malgodown, an electric cycle slips through where a car stops dead. Bidanasi to town is a short, flat hop, and a long-range e-cycle can even manage the 25 to 30 km to Bhubaneswar.
- Delivery in 3–7 days
- From ₹21,999
Electric cycles available in Cuttack
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Doodle Pro
4.612.75 Ah20"Delivery in 3–7 days
Upto 60kmRange
5'0 - 6'0Height
5-7 hrscharge time
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T-Rex Air
4.610.2 AhDelivery in 3–7 days
Upto 50kmRange
5'0 - 6'0Height
4-5 hrscharge time
ST-X
4.67.65 AhDelivery in 3–7 days
Upto 35kmRange
4'9 - 5'7Height
3-4 hrscharge time
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Legend 07 MSD Edition
4.810.2 AhDelivery in 3–7 days
Upto 35kmRange
5'3 - 6'0Height
3-4 hrscharge time
X2
4.37.65 AhDelivery in 3–7 days
Upto 35kmRange
5'0 - 6'0Height
3-4 hrscharge time
Ranger
4.612.75 Ah20"Delivery in 3–7 days
Upto 75kmRange
5'1 - 6'1Height
5-7 hrscharge time
X1
4.67.65 AhDelivery in 3–7 days
Upto 45kmRange
5'4 - 6'0Height
3-4 hrscharge time
Dope
4.65.2 Ah24"Delivery in 3–7 days
Upto 22kmRange
4'2 - 4'11Height
2-3 hrscharge time
Best picks for Cuttack
- Old-city and market commutes
X2
₹31,999Chandni Chowk, Buxi Bazar and Bidanasi lie a few kilometres apart on flat, congested streets, and a light X2 slips through.
- Cuttack to Bhubaneswar runs
Ranger
₹58,999The highway run to Bhubaneswar, 25 to 30 km, suits the Ranger's claimed range of up to 75 km, and its sturdy tyres suit a patchy road edge.
- Compact homes in the old city
Doodle Pro
₹55,999Old-city homes tend to have narrow staircases and little space. The Doodle Pro folds, so it can come indoors with you.
Electric cycle price list in Cuttack
| Model | Price |
|---|---|
| Dope | ₹21,999 |
| X1 | ₹27,999 |
| X2 | ₹31,999 |
| ST-X | ₹32,999 |
| Legend 07 MSD Edition | ₹32,999 |
| T-Rex Air | ₹37,499 |
| Doodle Pro | ₹55,999 |
| Ranger | ₹58,999 |
| Viper | ₹66,999 |
EMotorad stores in Cuttack
Riding Cuttack: Chandni Chowk, Barabati and the river bridges
The old trading core is where a cycle earns its keep. Chandni Chowk's food stalls, Buxi Bazar, Chhatra Bazaar and the Malgodown wholesale market: dense, slow crowds that stop a car dead and let a bicycle through. The only genuine ramps are the bridges over the Kathajodi and the Mahanadi, and those are short and busy.
Distances stay small. People live in Bidanasi, Jobra, Dolamundai or off Stadium Road and work or study elsewhere in town. Plenty also commute to Bhubaneswar, 25 to 30 km each way on the highway. That's a stretch for a basic commuter bike. For a long-range model it's fine.
Rain falls July to October, about 1,598 mm a year, and the cyclones of 1971 and 1999 are still talked about. May touches 37.4 degrees. Sensible habits: ride early, keep the bike indoors during a flood warning, and never leave the battery charging in a damp ground-floor room.
A word on Chandni Chowk in the evening. It's the best place in the city to be on a bicycle and the worst place to be in a hurry. In the thickest crowd, step off and walk. Nobody minds.
Cuttack at a glance
- Elevation
- 36 m
- Annual rainfall
- 1,598 mm
- Summer maximum
- 37.4 °C
- Monsoon
- July to October
- Typical commute
- 3–14 km
Areas riders commute between
- Bidanasi
- Jobra
- Dolamundai
- Choudhary Bazar
- Stadium Road
- Jagatpur
- Naraj
- Chandni Chowk
Main roads
- Old Jagannath Road
- Cuttack-Paradeep Road
- Cantonment Road
- Cuttack-Bhubaneswar Highway
Electric cycles in Cuttack: FAQs
About 25 to 30 km on the highway. A round trip uses most of a Ranger's or Viper's claimed range, and smaller batteries need a charge at the other end.
They can. The city lies between two rivers and low streets flood in the July to October rains. Avoid deep water, and let the cycle dry completely before you charge.
Yes, that's where a bicycle's size pays off. Still, get off in the densest crowd and go at walking pace.
Not for e-cycles. The Odisha scheme is for registered electric two-wheelers that clear FAME-II standards, including a 40 km/h top speed, and for bigger EVs. At 25 km/h an e-cycle falls short.
No. CMVR rule 2(u) excludes a pedal-assist e-cycle up to 250 W with assisted speed up to 25 km/h from the motor vehicle definition, so no licence, registration or insurance is needed.