Key Highlights
- Kinetic e-Luna new design patent filed
- To come with a dedicated luggage carrier
- Might be packed with a bigger battery pack than the standard model
Kinetic Greens re-launched its retro moped in an all electric avatar recently in India. Priced under Rs. 70,000, the e-Luna electric moped arrived with a 2.2 km battery pack and up to 110 km range delivery. Now, Kinetic has filed a new design patent for the e-Luna in India and will bring it with an additional luggage carrier. Here are the developments:
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Kinetic E-Luna Fresh Design Patent Filed: How Does It Differ From Original Model?
The latest patent filing for the E-Luna suggests the brand is taking up a new design approach for its retro-style electric moped. Unlike the standard model, the new E-Luna will include a luggage carrier at the rear. Except for the added luggage carrier, no overhaul will be given to the remaining design.
It appears that Kinetic is building up its niche with the E-Luna and will allow the customers to use this e-scooter for load carrying purpose too. The outgoing E-Luna electric moped currently can handle a payload capacity of up to 150 kg. The upcoming E-Luna model with the integrated luggage carrier will probably offer a higher payload capacity.
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Kinetic E-Luna Luggage Carrier Variant Powertrain And Features
The spec-sheet of the Kinetic e-luna mounted with a luggage carrier isn’t confirmed. Only the trademark filing details have emerged. There are some rumors that this new model will probably have an identical powertrain but slightly bigger battery module than the standard model.
The existing E-Luna comes with 1.7 kWh and 2 kWh battery pack options with the former delivering 80 km range on a full charge and the latter delivering up to 110 km range per charge. The upcoming E-Luna variant with the luggage carrier is expected to come with a 3 kWh battery pack. Its range delivery would be difficult to guess at this point but we can expect somewhat similar figures as the current model.
