Electric Cycles in Mumbai
Nobody rides an e-cycle the whole way across Mumbai, and that's the point. Pedal from Goregaon or Marol to a Metro Line 3 station, or cover the 4 to 10 km from Kurla to Bandra Kurla Complex, and assist saves your shirt on Pali Hill.
- Delivery in 3–7 days
- From ₹21,999

Electric cycles available in Mumbai
Doodle Pro
4.6T-Rex Air
4.6ST-X
4.6Legend 07 MSD Edition
4.8X2
4.3Ranger
4.6X1
4.6Dope
4.6Best picks for Mumbai
- Small flat, lift, short hops
Doodle Pro
₹55,999Flats here are tight and lifts are small. The Doodle Pro folds, so it can sit in a passage or a car boot, and the fat tyres soak up the potholes S.V. Road collects every monsoon.
- Station-to-office commute
X2
₹31,999Kurla to BKC or Dadar to Lower Parel is a flat 5 to 10 km. The X2's 35 km claimed range should cover a week of those round trips between charges for many riders.
- Long suburban rides
Ranger
₹58,999Borivali or Malad to Andheri East and back is a long day on rough service roads along the Western Express Highway. The Ranger's 75 km claimed range and wide tyres suit it.
Electric cycle price list in Mumbai
| 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 Mumbai
Kohinoor Sales Agency
9 Heera Panna Shopping Centre Orchard Avenue, Hiranandani Powai Mumbai Maharashtra 400076, Mumbai
Metro Enterprise
Shop No 5 & 6 King Anthony Building Opposite Stella Petrol Pump Vasai west, Mumbai
MONIL AGENCIES
Mirani Nagar, Shop No. B/2, Ganesh Gawade Road, Mulund West, Mumbai City, Maharashtra, Mumbai
NARANG CYCLE STORES
Shop 12, 3W82+Q2Q Neelkanth Apartment, Amar Mahal, Ghatkopar - Mahul Rd, Pestom Sagar Colony, Chembur, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400089, Mumbai
Bharat Cycle
Gold Mohar Building, Princess Street, SG Road, opposite Bank Of Baroda, Marine Lines East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400002, Mumbai
Bachulal Cycle Shop
Shop No 1/A, Modi Chawl, Swami Vivekanand Rd, opposite Podar School, Bajaj Wadi, Railway Colony, Santacruz (West), Mumbai, Maharashtra 400054, Mumbai
Riding an e-cycle in Mumbai
Flat island? Mostly. But ask anyone who has pushed a normal cycle up Malabar Hill, Pali Hill in Bandra or the lanes behind Peddar Road and they'll tell you about the shirt. With assist you stay seated, crest the rise, and freewheel down to Marine Drive or Carter Road still dry.
Nobody here rides the whole way. You ride the last stretch. Andheri East to the SEEPZ and MIDC belt, Kurla to Bandra Kurla Complex, Dadar to the mill-compound offices of Lower Parel: 4 to 10 km, and a car spends half of it idling at signals. Western Express Highway service lanes and LBS Marg are crowded with two-wheelers, so keep a bell handy and hold your line.
Then there's Metro Line 3, the Aqua Line. It runs underground for 33.5 km from Cuffe Parade to Aarey JVLR, which changes the sums. Pedal from your society in Goregaon or Marol to the nearest station, lock up, and let the train take you to Churchgate or Worli.
Rain. Santacruz logs around 2,500 mm a year, nearly all of it June to September. Hindmata, Milan subway and parts of Sion go under in heavy spells, and you shouldn't push through water deeper than the hub. After a soaked ride, wipe the bike down and charge the battery indoors once it's dry. Out of season the sea air still gets at the chain, so give it a wipe every week or two.
Mumbai at a glance
- Elevation
- 14 m
- Annual rainfall
- 2,502.3 mm
- Summer maximum
- 33.7 °C
- Monsoon
- June to September
- Typical commute
- 4–20 km
Areas riders commute between
- Andheri East
- Bandra Kurla Complex
- Lower Parel
- Powai
- Goregaon
- Dadar
- Colaba
- Malad
- Chembur
- Borivali
Main roads
- Western Express Highway
- Eastern Express Highway
- LBS Marg
- S.V. Road
- Marine Drive
- Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road
- Senapati Bapat Marg
Electric cycles in Mumbai: FAQs
Not normal rain. Mumbai collects roughly 2,500 mm between June and September, and the trouble is flooded underpasses like Milan subway and Hindmata, not drizzle. Keep out of water above the hub, dry the bike afterwards and charge it indoors.
For plenty of suburban commuters, yes. Line 3 is fully underground and links Aarey JVLR, SEEPZ, the airport stations, BKC, Worli and Churchgate. Ride 2 to 5 km to a station, park, and you've skipped the worst of the road.
No. Both are short but sharp. Put assist on mid or high and you'll stay seated and reach the top without the sweat, which counts for a lot in Mumbai's humidity.
No. Maharashtra's EV Policy 2025 gives subsidies only to EVs sold and registered in the state, from L1 and L2 two-wheelers upwards. Your pedal-assist e-cycle (250 W, 25 km/h at most) isn't registered anywhere, so it never enters a state EV scheme.
No. A pedal-assist e-cycle with a motor up to 250 W and assisted speed up to 25 km/h isn't a motor vehicle under CMVR rule 2(u), so it needs no licence, registration or insurance. You still stop at signals and keep to your lane.
Most suburban hops run 4 to 20 km a day. On an X1 or X2 that usually works out to two or three charges a week, depending on your assist level and how much you stop and start at signals.




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