Cyborg GT 120 High-Speed Electric Sports Bike Unveiled; Offers 180km Of Range

- Cyborg GT 120 will be available in Black & Dark Purple.
- It is powered by a 4.68kWH Lithium-ion battery.
- Ignitron Motocorp claims a range of 180km on a single charge.
Days after unveiling the Bob-E Electric Motorcycle under the Cyborg range, Ignitron Motocorp Pvt. Ltd, a Gurugram-based electric vehicle start-up, has added yet another product, the GT 120 high-speed electric sports bike under the same brand. The Cyborg GT 120 high-speed electric sports bike is the third product by the company and is indigenously built with a combination of AI-enabled technology and safety features. The company says the new GT 120 high-speed electric sports bike offers a superior EV experience that not only redefines the identity for electric sports mobility but also comes with environment-friendly technology. We tried to source more images of the electric bike for you, but the manufacturer clearly stated that they didn't have any more.
Also Read: Ignitron Motocorp Unveils Cyborg Bob-E Electric Motorcycle
Raghav Kalra, Founder, Ignitron Motocorp Pvt. Ltd. Said, “We are very excited to unveil our third electric motorbike in the electric mobility segment. After the successful launch of our bikes – Yoda & Bob-e, we are now entering the high-speed electric sports bike segment with GT 120. Apart from the stylish looks and top-notch features, we believe that our customers will be enthralled by the high-speed experience of the product, without compromising on their safety. With our complete range of products, we aim to cater to the vast needs of our enthusiast customers by providing an electrifying experience with uncompromised features and unmatched style. We believe our motorbikes will be a game-changer in the electric mobility segment.”
The new Cyborg GT 120 high-speed electric sports bike will be available in two color variants – Black and Dark Purple, powered by a 4.68kWH Lithium-ion battery that can reach a top speed of 125kmph, and has a range of 180km from a single charge. The bike offers features such as geo-locate/geo-fencing, battery status, USB charging, Bluetooth, keyless ignition which can also be controlled via a smartphone, and a LED digital cluster. The fixed battery pack is said to be weather-proof and shock-proof, with a claim of juicing up from zero to 100 per cent in under 5 hours, and up to 80 per cent within 3 hours, from its 15Amp fast home charger.
Also Read: Ignitron Motocorp Unveils Cyborg Yoda Electric Motorcycle
Being a high-speed electric sports bike, the new Cyborg GT 120 can reach 40kmph from a standstill in 2.5 seconds. It features three riding modes - Eco, Normal, and Sport – each suiting to the riding style and needs of the rider. The motorbike is also equipped with reverse mode and parking assist along with multiple sounds. Additionally, it comes with telescopic forks up-front and a fully adjustable mono-shock at the rear. The company is also offering a 5-year warranty on its motor, battery, and vehicle.
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