Kinetic Green is gearing up to step into the electric scooter market with a brand-new model scheduled to make its debut on July 28, 2025. The company has recently unveiled a teaser confirming the launch date, and prototypes of the scooter have been seen on the streets. Despite the camouflage, it's evident that the new Kinetic DX takes design cues from the iconic Kinetic Honda DX, which was a popular name in Indian households during the 1980s. As revealed in the spy shots, the front apron, the headlamp cluster, and the overall shape appear to pay tribute to the classic design while incorporating modern elements such as a backlit Kinetic logo and a TFT instrument cluster. Beneath the retro exterior, the electric scooter boasts a contemporary setup. It will be equipped with a hub-mounted motor and will offer battery options ranging from 2 kWh to 3.5 kWh. The anticipated top speed is 80 km/h, placing it in the same league as competitors like the Bajaj Chetak and Hero Vida VX2. Expect the scooter to come with 12-inch wheels, a front disc brake, telescopic fork in the front, and dual shock absorbers in the rear. While the exact pricing and full feature list will be disclosed at the launch event, the company has ambitious plans for the Indian EV market, with three new "Born Electric" scooters set to be launched in the next 18 months. Keep an eye on TOI Auto for the latest updates in the automotive industry, and be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and X for more. Discover everything about the automotive world at Times of India.
Uttarkashi Cloudburst Horror: Flash Floods Sweep Away Village, People Seen Running For Their Lives
DEHRADUN: A man narrowly escaped death after the flash flood swept through Dharali village in Uttarkashi on Tuesday, triggering a massive pile of debris. He was seen crawling out from the rubble, covered in mud and visibly injured, moments after the deadly waters destroyed homes, shops, and roads in seconds. The man's identity and his current condition remained unknown as of Tuesday evening, but widely circulated videos have already hailed him as a hero. Officials have not yet confirmed whether he was later taken to hospital or rescued by disaster response teams.
