Gensol Ezio and Ezibot EV:
The demand for electric cars in the Indian market is rapidly increasing. The India Mobility Global Expo showcased this trend with a focus on electric cars. Notably, the country's first solar-powered electric car,
, was introduced. Meanwhile, Pune-based Gensol EV's tri-wheeled electric car 'Ezio' captured plenty of attention.
Gensol EV is poised to enter the domestic market with two electric vehicles, Ezio (electric car) and Ezibot (cargo vehicle). Ezio is a compact three-wheeled electric car, whereas Ezibot is crafted as a cargo vehicle, intended for B2B operations. According to ET Auto, the company has secured pre-orders for 30,000 units of these vehicles.
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The company plans to unveil Ezio in the second half of this year (July to December). Initially, it will be launched in cities like Bengaluru, followed by Delhi. The cargo variant, Ezibot, is anticipated to hit the market by 2026. Gensol EV states that rigorous testing has been conducted on these vehicles in extreme weather conditions, from the intense heat of Jaisalmer to the monsoon climate in the Western Ghats.
Both vehicles utilize LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) batteries. Gensol claims that their batteries support 3,000 charge cycles, a significant improvement compared to the earlier 800-1,000 cycles. This advancement is crucial for fleet operators needing long-lasting lifecycle usage.
What Makes Ezio Special?
Ezio is a three-wheeled electric vehicle (two wheels at the front and one at the rear). Its dimensions are 3035 mm length, 1550 mm width, 1675 mm height, and a 2050 mm wheelbase. The company asserts that there is 250 liters of boot space available. The car accommodates two passengers.
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Power, Performance, and Range:
The Gensol Ezio is equipped with a 14.5KW electric motor paired with a 16.7 kWh Lithium Iron Phosphate battery. The car achieves a top speed of 80 km/h and delivers a driving range of over 200 km on a single charge. It also features a moonroof, adding a touch of elegance to the cabin.
Fast charging can replenish its battery in merely 2 hours, while a slow charger requires around 5 to 6 hours for a full charge.
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Cabin Features:
The cabin offers two seats at the front, though efforts have been made to maximize spaciousness given the car's size. It boasts a modern dashboard, glove box, infotainment system with Bluetooth connectivity, digital instrument console, steering-mounted controls, adjustable headlamps, and a 16-inch speaker.
Ezibot: The Future of Delivery
Constructed as a delivery vehicle, the Ezibot is set to be highly practical. Designed with a van-like appearance, it provides ample storage space for cargo. The Ezibot measures 3500 mm in length, 1550 mm in width, and 1846 mm in height, with a 2100 mm wheelbase, ensuring a roomy cabin. The front features two seats, while the rear can be customized based on requirements.
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It also incorporates a 14.5KW electric motor connected to a 16.7 kWh LFP battery. The Ezibot ensures a 200 km driving range on a single charge and achieves full battery charging in just 2 hours with fast charging, while slow charging takes approximately 5 to 6 hours.
