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Smartron launches electric cargo bike platform tbike flex, Auto News, ET Auto

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December 31, 2020
Smartron launches electric cargo bike platform tbike flex, Auto News, ET Auto
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tbike flex offers customized fleet and rider management features with easy integration into the native IT systems of logistics partners, e-commerce companies and food delivery operators facilitating real-time business intelligence.
tbike flex offers customized fleet and rider management features with easy integration into the native IT systems of logistics partners, e-commerce companies and food delivery operators facilitating real-time business intelligence.

New Delhi: Smartron India on Wednesday introduced tbike flex, an e-bike and cargo delivery platform for the last mile deliveries and connectivity.

Priced at INR 40,000, the bike is suited for carrying heavy items and cargo up to 40kgs. Powered by a portable lithium battery, it can achieve 25kmph and has a range of between 75 – 120 km per charge, Smartron said in a statement.

Powered by tronX, tbike flex offers customized fleet and rider management features with easy integration into the native IT systems of logistics partners, e-commerce companies and food delivery operators facilitating real-time business intelligence.

These features allow them to gain real-time insights on the usage such as distance covered, usage parameters, average utilization, wear and team predictions. It also gives features like geofencing, remote lock and unlocks and integrated tcare.

tbike flex is powered by tronX™, the native AIOT platform that enables several smart and intelligent features for fleet owners, riders and last-mile delivery operators.
tbike flex is powered by tronX™, the native AIOT platform that enables several smart and intelligent features for fleet owners, riders and last-mile delivery operators.

Mahesh Lingareddy, Founder, and Chairman, Smartron said, “tbike flex is an ideal cargo delivery platform for quick and timely delivery of food, groceries, and other goods. tbike flex is powered by tronX™, the native AIOT platform that enables several smart and intelligent features for fleet owners, riders and last-mile delivery operators.”

Anoop Nishanth, Founder and MD of the Tronx Motors, the e-bike company of Smartron commented, “Designed and Engineered in India and powered by Smartron tronX, tbike flex is a future-ready bike that offers an easy ride experience combined with a design sensibility that adapts to varied cargo requirements. Service and after-sales service will be available across various cities in the country through Smartron’s tcare platform.”

The maker of smartphone and Internet of Things (IoT) products, earlier this month, had announced its foray into the B2B Segment with the e-bike, tbike One Pro in a strategic alliance with BLive, a travel tech platform that offers experiential tours on electric bikes.

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