Numeros Motors unveiled its latest electric two-wheeler, the n-First, at a launch event in Bengaluru today. The vehicle, designed in collaboration with Italian design firm Wheelab, is positioned as an affordable urban mobility solution with an introductory price of ₹64,999 for the first 1,000 customers.
The n-First features a design that blends characteristics of both motorcycles and scooters, equipped with 16-inch wheels intended to provide enhanced stability compared to conventional scooters. The vehicle is available in five variants and two color options: Traffic Red and Pure White.
According to Shreyas Shibulal, Founder and CEO of Numeros Motors, the company aims to address challenges in electric vehicle adoption while prioritizing safety and reliability. “At Numeros, we believe reliable and durable electric mobility solutions need not be a luxury,” Shibulal stated at the launch event.
The top-tier 3kWh i-Max+ variant offers an IDC-certified range of 109 kilometers, while the 2.5kWh variants (Max and i-Max) feature liquid immersion-cooled lithium-ion batteries with ranges up to 91 kilometers. The vehicle is powered by a PMSM mid-drive motor with chain transmission. Charging time ranges from five to six hours for the 2.5kWh battery and seven to eight hours for the 3.0kWh variant.
The n-First includes an IoT-enabled platform with features such as theft detection, remote locking, geo-fencing, thermal management, location tracking, and ride analytics. Over-the-air updates are supported for performance optimization.
Numeros Motors conducted testing across various Indian conditions, from high temperatures in Jaisalmer to cold environments in Manali, alongside urban riding assessments.
Bookings for the n-First are now available through the company’s website. The launch follows Numeros’ previous model, the Diplos Max+, which was introduced approximately two months ago.
Founded in 2020, Numeros Motors operates a 16-acre manufacturing facility in Narasapura near Bengaluru with an annual production capacity of 70,000 units. The company has filed over 300 intellectual property rights, with 113 granted. Numeros is expanding its distribution network in Bengaluru, Chennai, Kochi, Thrissur, and other South Indian cities.