How Much Is The Electricity Of The House For Kawasaki's Electric Motorcycle Disbursement? This Is The Answer

Kawasaki Electric Motor Battery. (Photo: Afrizal Abdul Rahman / VOI)

JAKARTA - Kawasaki Motor Indonesia officially launched the Ninja e-1 and Z e-1 electric motorbikes priced at more than Rp140 million, and offered convenience for customers to carry out sanctions.

There are three options in charging, namely charging documents (batteries removable), charging without charging dock (batteries removable), and charging directly at the off board charge (the back of the motorbike).

Of course, not a few are curious about how much electricity the house has so that it can disentangle electric motors with this sporty style.

"It can be lifted 2200 watts, I think if you have bought this (electric motorbike) IDR 100 million and above it shouldn't be a problem because the target market always takes the premium segment," said Michael C. Tanadhi, Head Sales & Promotion Kawasaki Motor Indonesia.

However, the electric motor launched by Kawasaki has not been able to carry out an appeal at the Public Electric Vehicle Charging Station (SPKLU).

"It's very easy, he (the Kawasaki electric motorbike) is more of a charging house, we have also prepared an adapter for charging so it's easier anywhere," he added.

As is known, this Kawasaki electric motorcycle battery can be charged to full within an average of 3.7 to 4 hours, and 1.6 hours for charging 20 to 85 percent. With the battery capital, this electric motor can cover a distance of 72 km.