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Updated: October 2026. The Raptee Motors T 30 is an electric sports bike available at a price range of Rs 2.39 Lakh in India (ex-showroom). It comes in 1 variant and 4 colours: Mercury Grey, Horizon Red, Eclipse Black and Arctic White. It is powered by a 5.4 kWh battery offering a claimed IDC range of 200 km.
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Raptee T 30 Variant Price
| Variant Name | Ex-Showroom Price | RTO + Others | Insurance | On-Road Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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T 30 STD
22 kW . 200 km/charge . 5.4 Kwh . |
Rs. 2,39,000 | Rs. 200 | Rs. 21,321 | Rs. 2,60,521 |
Raptee T 30 Specifications & Features
Specifications
Key Features
Console Features
| Display Size |
7 Inch
|
Mileage and Performance
| Acceleration 0-60 kmph (sec) |
3.5s
|
Features and Safety
| Saree Guard |
Yes
|
Charger type options
| Portable Home Charger |
1 Hour (20 - 80%)
|
Motor
| Claimed Top Speed |
135 km/Hr
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| Motor Waterproofing Rating |
IP67
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| Motor Torque |
70 Nm
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| No. Of Batteries |
1
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| Battery Warranty |
8 Years or 80,000 Km
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| Drive Type |
Belt Drive
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| Fuel Type |
Electric
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| Dedicated Charger Compartment | Not Available |
Transmission
| Type |
Automatic
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| Indicators |
LED
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Chassis
| Frame |
Trellis and Carbon Steel
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Brakes
| Rear Brake |
Disc
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| Front Brake |
Disc
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| Braking Type |
Anti-lock Braking System
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Chassis and Suspension
| Rear Suspension Preload Adjustment |
Yes
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| Suspension-Front |
USD Fork 37mm
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| Suspension-Rear |
Preload Adjustable Monoshock
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Tyres and Wheels
| Tyre Size |
Front :-110/70-17 Rear :-150/60-17
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| Wheel Size |
Front :-17 Inch,Rear :-17 Inch
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| Tyre Type |
Tubeless
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| Radial Tyre |
Yes
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| Wheels Type (Pressed Steel/ Alloy) |
Alloy
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Dimensions
| Wheelbase |
1420 mm
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| Height |
1102 mm
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| Ground Clearance |
161 mm
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| Kerb Weight |
177 Kg
|
| Tail Light |
LED
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| Front Brake Size |
320 mm
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| Rear Brake Size |
230 mm
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Electricals
| Roadside assistance |
Yes
|
| USB charging port |
Yes
|
| Call/SMS Alerts |
Yes
|
| Battery Type |
Li-ion
|
| Music control |
Yes
|
| Claimed range |
200 km/charge
|
| Motor Power |
22 kW
|
| Regenerative braking |
Yes
|
| Charging network / Battery swapping network |
Yes
|
| Motor Type |
IPMSM
|
| Range |
200 km/charge
|
| Headlight |
LED
|
| Fast Charging |
Yes
|
| Battery Capacity |
5.4 Kwh
|
| Fast Charging Time |
30 Minutes (20-80%)
|
| Charging at Home |
Yes
|
| Projector head light |
Yes
|
| Charging Time(0-80%) |
1 Hour (20 - 80%)
|
Warranty
| Vehicle Warranty |
3 Years or 30,000 Km
|
| Standard Warranty (Years) |
3
|
| Standard Warranty (kilometers) |
30000
|
Features
| Telematics |
Yes
|
| OTA Updates |
Yes
|
| Navigation Type |
Full Maps Navigation
|
| Kill Switch |
Yes
|
| Frame Type |
Trellis and Carbon Steel
|
| Distance To Empty |
Yes
|
| Instrument Console IP Rating |
IP67
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| Trip Meter |
Digital
|
| Front Footpegs |
Forward-set
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| Pillion Seat |
Yes
|
| Navigation assist |
Yes
|
| Digital Display Type |
TFT
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| Reverse Assist |
Yes
|
| Hill Hold |
Yes
|
| Battery Percentage |
Yes
|
| Additional Features/Information |
Trip Planning Assist, Ride-by-Wire Throttle Control, 800 x 480 Resolution, 800 Nits Peak Brightness
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| Brightness Control |
Yes
|
| Touch Screen Display |
Yes
|
| Multi-function Lock |
Yes
|
| Keyfob |
Yes
|
| Document Storage |
Yes
|
| Vehicle Location Tracking |
Yes
|
| Calls & Messaging |
Yes
|
| Side Stand Warning |
Yes
|
| Daytime Running Lamps |
Yes
|
| Riding Modes |
Comfort,Power,Sprint
|
| Body |
Carbon steel
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| Rear Footpegs |
Yes
|
| Instrument Cluster Control Switchcube |
Yes
|
| Pillion Grab Rail |
Yes
|
| Low battery alert |
Yes
|
| ABS Type |
Dual Channel
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| ABS |
Dual Channel
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| Body Type |
Electric Bikes, Sports Bikes
|
| Bluetooth Connectivity |
Yes
|
| Instrument Console Type |
Digital
|
| Internet Connectivity |
Yes
|
| Operating System |
Raptee OS
|
| Seat Type |
Split
|
| Starting |
Remote Start,Push Button Start
|
| Pass Beam Switch |
Yes
|
| Processor |
64 Bit Quad Core
|
| Mobile Application |
Yes
|
| Speedometer |
Digital
|
| Artificial Exhaust Sound System |
Yes
|
| Charging Station Locator |
Yes
|
| Clock |
Yes
|
| Low Battery Indicator |
Yes
|
| Geo Fencing |
Yes
|
| Charger Output |
3300 W
|
| Odometer |
Digital
|
| Navigation |
Yes
|
| Service Due Indicator |
Yes
|
Raptee T 30 Riding Range
| Fuel Type | Claimed Range | User Reported |
|---|---|---|
| Electric | 200 Km/Charge | 140 Km/Charge |
Expert's Opinion on T 30
Overview

An Electrifying Commuter
- The RapteeHV T30 made quite a buzz when it was first unveiled a year ago, promising plenty of performance and futuristic tech on paper. Now that we’ve finally spent some time with it, it’s clear this isn’t just another run-of-the-mill electric motorcycle. With some smart touches and a unique flavour, is it something you should really look forward to, or is it one to skip? Let’s find out.
Design

Definitely A Head-turner
- The T30 certainly looks the part. It has the silhouette of a proper sports tourer; think Bajaj Dominar 400, while the LED headlamp does remind you of the Ultraviolette F77. But put those two ideas together, and the Raptee manages to carve out an identity of its own. The broad body panels lend it a bold and clean aesthetic that turns heads easily. That said, the bikes we rode were pre-production units, and the large plastic panels didn’t quite deliver the premium finish you’d expect. Raptee assures that the final production models will have better quality panels, and if that happens, it’ll elevate the visual appeal further. Otherwise, the overall fit and finish already seem promising, the switches feel tactile, panels are well-aligned, and there’s no noticeable rattling. Even the wiring is neatly tucked away, adding to that sense of attention to detail.
Performance & Range

Surprisingly Quick
- What really catches you off guard is how well the T30 performs. The Raptee churns out 22kW of peak power and a massive 70Nm. The throttle response feels smooth and direct, with no lag. Twist the wrist, and the bike reacts instantly. There are three ride modes: Comfort, Power, and Sprint, which completely change how the T30 behaves. In Comfort mode, it’s a calm commuter limited to 65kmph. Switch to Power mode, and you can stretch to 100kmph while still keeping things efficient. Sprint mode is where the bike is properly fun, unlocking a top speed of 135kmph and genuinely strong acceleration.
- As for range, with the 5.4kWh battery pack, the company claims 200km IDC, though in real-world use, it’s closer to 150km in Comfort, 100km in Power, and about 75km in Sprint. The middle Power mode feels like the sweet spot, brisk enough for highway use and still practical for city runs. There are also three levels of regen braking, with Level 2 offering the most balanced feel. Level 3 slows you down sharply when you roll off, while Level 1 feels almost like coasting. And when the battery drops below 25%, the bike automatically switches to a limp mode, locking it in Comfort to preserve charge.
- If there’s one area for improvement, it’s the range in the more spirited modes; the Sprint mode, especially, feels a bit limiting for longer weekend rides.
Battery & Charging

Just A Coffee Break Away
- The 5.4kWh battery might not sound massive, but Raptee’s trick lies in how fast it recharges. Thanks to CCS2 compatibility, the T30 can charge not just at two-wheeler chargers but even at car charging stations. It supports both AC and DC fast charging, which makes it one of the most flexible two-wheeler EVs around. It also comes with an onboard charging cable, lightweight and compact enough to carry in a backpack, which is included in the bike’s price, unlike how Ultraviolette offers it on the X47. Using a standard home charger, it juices up from 20-80% in about an hour, while a DC fast charger cuts that down to just 36 minutes. That’s enough time for a coffee break, making it easy to live with despite the moderate range.
Handling

Good Enough
- Our test ride took place on mostly straight highway roads on the outskirts of Chennai, so there wasn’t much opportunity to fully understand its handling potential. That said, the few long sweepers we did encounter revealed a stable, planted feel. Braking performance, meanwhile, could use some work. The lever feedback isn’t as sharp or confidence-inspiring as you’d expect from a bike of this capability. Progression is smooth and the dual-channel ABS is tuned well, stepping in only when absolutely needed. Traction control would’ve rounded off the safety package nicely, something which is a miss currently, considering the price tag it commands.
Ride Quality

Comfortably Numb
- The T30’s suspension setup is definitely on the firmer side. While the front end manages small bumps reasonably well, it’s the rear that feels particularly stiff, especially over broken roads or sharp speed breakers. With a pillion, the setup settles a bit, but solo riders will likely need to take short breaks during longer stints. Thankfully, the monoshock is preload-adjustable, which should give you room to fine-tune the setup.
Comfort & Storage

A Proper Sports Tourer
- The riding triangle feels natural, slightly leaned forward but still comfortable enough for long rides. The footpegs are not too rearset which further adds to the overall comfort. The 790mm seat height makes it accessible for riders above 5’4”, while taller riders will appreciate the roomy seat and easy reach to the bars. The seat cushioning is adequate for extended rides, offering good support.
- Pillion comfort, however, takes a back seat (pun intended). The seat is narrow and compact, best suited for short hops around the city. Anything beyond that will likely get uncomfortable for the passenger.
Features

Have Some And More
- The T30 gets a massive 7-inch touch-compatible TFT console with crisp graphics and excellent visibility in sunlight . Navigation through menus is intuitive, and switching between ride modes or regen levels can be done on the go with dedicated buttons. Our pre-production unit had cruise control hardware, but the feature itself was disabled. Raptee says it will be standard on production bikes. The T30 also gets map-based navigation, TPMS, hill-hold assist, and even a reverse mode.
- The only gripe? The in-house navigation interface feels a bit zoomed out, making it harder to interpret at a quick glance.
Verdict

A Bright Future
- The RapteeHV T30 might be a bit late to bring out its first offering, but it has arrived with a confident step. It combines sharp design, solid performance, fast charging, and a well-rounded feature set, all for a price of Rs 2.39 lakh (ex-showroom, Chennai). I would have liked the range to be better in the go-fast modes and for the bike to be a bit more comfortable for daily usage. But overall, the T30 feels like a thoughtfully engineered motorcycle that’s genuinely enjoyable to ride. It’s currently available only in Chennai, with Bengaluru next in line, and more cities to follow soon. For those looking to make the electric switch without compromising on excitement, the RapteeHV T30 should be something you should definitely have a look at.
Raptee T 30 User Reviews
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| Ex-Showroom Price | |||||||||
| Rs. 2,39,000 | Rs. 2,27,623 | Rs. 2,66,190 | Rs. 2,05,588 | Rs. 2,30,500 | Rs. 2,29,990 | Rs. 2,49,000 | Rs. 2,57,000 | Rs. 1,99,999 | Rs. 2,32,507 |
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| 5/5 1 review | 4.2/5 102 reviews | 4.2/5 243 reviews | 4.2/5 137 reviews | 4.2/5 2 reviews | 4.2/5 3 reviews | 5/5 1 review | 4.3/5 40 reviews | 5/5 8 reviews | 4.2/5 149 reviews |
| Range | |||||||||
| 200 km/charge | - | - | - | - | - | 323 km/charge | - | 579 km/charge | - |
| Battery Capacity | |||||||||
| 5.4 Kwh | - | - | - | - | - | 10.3 Kwh | - | 16 Kwh | - |
| Mileage | |||||||||
| - | 30.08 kmpl | 34 - 34.45 Kmpl | 35 kmpl | - | 35 Kmpl | - | 40 kmpl | - | 35 Kmpl |
| Engine | |||||||||
| - | 249.07 cc | 312 CC | 199.5 cc | 204 cc | 312 CC | - | 348 cc | - | 199 CC |
| Power | |||||||||
| 22 kW | 31 PS @ 9250 rpm | 38 PS (37.5 bhp) @ 9800 rpm | 25 PS @ 10000 rpm | 26.5 PS @ 10000 rpm | 35.6 PS (35.1 bhp) @ 9700 rpm | 30 kW (40.2 bhp) | 38.52 PS @ 9500 rpm | 52 kW (69.7 bhp) | 25 PS (24.7 bhp) @ 10000 rpm |
| Top Speed | |||||||||
| 135 km/Hr | 148 kmph | 164 kmph | 140 kmph | - | 150 kmph | 145 km/Hr | 150 kmph | 194 km/Hr | 140 kmph |
| Torque | |||||||||
| - | 25 Nm @ 7250 rpm | 29 Nm @ 7900 rpm | 19.3 Nm @ 8000 rpm | 19.1 Nm @ 8000 rpm | 28.7 Nm @ 6650 rpm | - | 32.8 Nm @ 7500 rpm | - | 19.2 Nm @ 8000 rpm |
| Kerb Weight | |||||||||
| 177 Kg | 162.8 Kg | 174 Kg | 159 Kg | 150 Kg | 169 Kg | 197 Kg | 180 Kg | - | 160 Kg |
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Raptee T 30 FAQs
What is the price of Raptee Motors T 30 in 2026?
The 2026 ex-showroom price of Raptee Motors T 30 starts at ₹2.39 Lakh.
What is the mileage of Raptee Motors T 30 in 2026?
The ARAI claimed mileage of Raptee Motors T 30 is 200 Km/Charge. Owners on ZigWheels report an average of 140 Km/Charge.
What is the Tyre and Wheel type of Raptee Motors T 30?
Raptee Motors T 30 has Tubeless tyre and Alloy wheels.
Does the Raptee Motors T 30 have ABS?
Yes, ABS feature is available in Raptee Motors T 30.
How much power does the Raptee Motors T 30 make?
The Raptee Motors T 30 makes 22 kW.
Which is better Raptee Motors T 30 or Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6?
Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 Price starts at ₹2.79 Lakh which is ₹40,000 costlier than base model of Raptee T 30 priced at ₹2.39 Lakh. Compare Raptee T 30 vs Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 on the basis of price, specs, features, reviews.
What is the EMI of Raptee Motors T 30 in Delhi?
The EMI for the base variant of Raptee Motors T 30 in Delhi is Rs. 6,529 per month @ 9% for a tenure of 36 months.
What are the colours available in Raptee Motors T 30?
Raptee Motors T 30 is available in 4 colour : Mercury Grey, Horizon Red, Eclipse Black and Arctic White. View colour images of T 30.
On a Full Charge, what is the range offered by Raptee Motors T 30?
Raptee Motors T 30 offers a range of 200 km/charge.
What is the battery life of Raptee Motors T 30?
Battery capacity of T 30 is 5.4 Kwh.
Fast Charging support not not?
No.
What is the kerb weight of Raptee Motors T 30?
The kerb weight of Raptee Motors T 30 is 177 Kg.
How many colors does the Raptee Motors T 30?
Raptee Motors T 30 is available in 4 colors.
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Range
200 km
Battery Capacity
5.4 kwh
Electricity Price
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Total Running Cost
Rs 0.18/kilometer
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