Foldable Electric Cycles Price List
This list contains 2 Folding Electric Cycles in India. This price list was last updated on Nov 05, 2026.
- Uboard SpaceBike X Electric Cycle: 1 Seater Folding E-Cycle, 8 Ah Battery, 25 km/h Top Speed, Motor Cutoff On Brake, Upto 25 km Range
- EMotorad Doodle Pro Electric Cycle: 12.8 Ah Swappable Battery, Instrument Cluster, 5-Level Pedal Assist, 7 Speed Gears, Upto 60 km Range
| Electric Cycle | Price | Available From |
|---|---|---|
| Uboard SpaceBike X Electric Cycle | ₹39,000 | Oct, 2026 |
| EMotorad Doodle Pro Electric Cycle | ₹56,999 | Sep, 2026 |
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Uboard SpaceBike X Electric Cycle
₹39,0007%- 1 Seater Folding E-Cycle
- 250 W Rear Hub Motor
- 8 Ah Battery, Upto 25 km Range
- Instrument Cluster
- Chain Drive
- Foldable
- Motor Cutoff On Brake
- 25 km/h Top Speed
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EMotorad Doodle Pro Electric Cycle
₹56,999- 1 Seater Folding E-Cycle
- 250 W Rear Hub Motor
- 12.8 Ah Swappable Battery, Upto 60 km Range
- 5-Level Pedal Assist
- Throttle Mode
- 7 Speed Gears
- Instrument Cluster
- Chain Drive
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