Torkmotorcycles.com Website Review

The Tork T6X is India's first electric performance motorcycle. Built on 7 years of exhaustive Research and Development, the T6X comes from a stable of thoroughbreds, having shared the drawing board with an Isle of Man TT, TTXGP finishers. The T6X ushers in a host of never-before features for the smart modern urban commuter, driven by technology poised at the cutting edge. Enough torque to smoke most challengers. Enough race cred to make anything on two wheels blush. A decade of electric vehicle research and development is our biggest as*et Through this decade, we have indigenously designed and developed multiple electric motorcycles, each with its own purpose.From stylish urban commuters to race-winning machines, we have made them all, right here in India. It all began with our prototype the TX 01 which took us to the glory of winning on the iconic event at the Isle of Man TT course. This motorcycle was equipped with Li-ion batteries powering a 30 Nm brushed DC motor to deliver a top speed of 156 kmph. The chas*is was purpose built Trellis frame for nimble handling. This bike finished on the podium at TTXGP championship. a defining factor for this machine. Powered by a parallel twin brushed DC motor and 60 Nm torque, the top speed recorded by this prototype Our third prototype was built at our then sister company in the UK. This bike was based on the GSXR-750 platform. This bike was perfected to participate in the TT-ZERO event at the Isle of Man. This semi-proto was equipped with a parallel twin brushed DC motor to pump 70 Nm of torque. This produced a top speed of 240 kmph. The TX 03 retired from the race due to a technical fault. Our fourth prototype was a bolt on design incorporated into an existing motorcycle in the market. It built to change the perception of a consumer where the TX 04 still gave the performance by not taking away the feel good factor of a conventional motorcycle. It produced 60 The fifth prototype was built to show case our capability in range with a breakthrough in Tork's battery management system which was