Electric vehicle manufacturer Lohia has expanded its product portfolio with the debut of five new electric three-wheeler (E3W) vehicles. The lineup now includes the Humsafar L5 Passenger, L5 Cargo, Narain ICE L3, Narain DX, and Narain C+, alongside the Narian Base SS, iCH, Comfort F2F+, and Utility Vehicle. Each model is equipped with features such as keyless entry, LED lights, and a unique ‘butterfly’ design. The Narain+ even offers a versatile Flexi use case for various transport needs. All vehicles come with a 60V battery.
The Humsafar L5 Passenger gets a top speed of 48 kmph, a battery capacity of 130/135/135 AH, and a range of 100-120 km. It features a digital instrument cluster, metal body, and 4.5 R10 PR tyres.
Meanwhile, the L5 Cargo is designed for efficiency in cargo transportation, offering a maximum speed of 48 kmph, a battery capacity of 4 x 1.8/7.6/10.8/11.8 kWh, and a range of 140-160 km. This model includes a closed cabin with doors, a digital instrument cluster, and a cargo box of 140/170 cu ft.
The Narain iCE L3 Passenger vehicle features a top speed of less than 25 kmph, with battery options of Lead Acid (130/135/150 AH) and Lithium 5 kWh, providing a range of 100-120 km. It is equipped with alloy wheels, a digital instrument cluster, and a 1400 W motor. The Narain DX and C+ L3 Passenger vehicles mirror the specifications of the Narain ICE but add LED lights, a remote key, and a double chassis for enhanced durability and security.
The Comfort F2F+ L3 Passenger model features a top speed of less than 25 kmph, with battery options of Lead Acid (130/135/150 AH) and Lithium 5 kWh, providing a range of 100-120 km. It is equipped with alloy wheels and a Long Life Tubular Design, along with a 1400 W motor. The Narain+ L3 Passenger vehicle offers similar features to the Narain DX, with the addition of a Flexi model variant for added versatility.
Lastly, the Utility Vehicle L5 features a top speed of 49 kmph, with a battery capacity of 10 kWh providing a range of 90-100 km. It includes a closed cabin with doors, a digital instrument cluster, and a spacious cargo box measuring 1720 x 1485 x 1450 mm. Ayush Lohia, CEO of Lohia, said, "With these launches, we aim to sell 10,000 units this year across all categories."
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