Wardwizard from Nemo aims for 50,000 electric two-wheeler sales by FY26
Another brand-new electric bike has arrived in the city. Nemo is an electric two-wheeler that Wardwizard Innovations & Mobility has released as part of its most recent product growth strategy under the Joy e-rik and Joy e-bike business verticals. Nemo reservations are now being accepted at a special rate of Rs 98,000. The product’s ex-showroom price of Rs 99,000 is equivalent to the initial price of Rs 1000.The bike can go up to 65 km/h, and the manufacturer says it can go 130 km on a single charge in Eco mode. According to the company, the operating costs are 17 paisa per kilometre.
The Nemo is a lightweight bicycle designed for city dwellers. It can carry 150 kg of cargo and has three drive modes: Eco, Sport, and Hyper. The electric bike has a projector LED headlight, a 5-inch full-colour TFT display, and a digital speedometer. Silver and white are the two colour options offered.
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Nemo has a Smart BMS and a 72V, 40Ah lithium-ion (NMC) battery. Although the firm now sources the batteries from vendors located in the National Capital Region, it intends to develop in-house expertise in the future. It prioritises rider convenience with features including park assist, reverse assist, and USB mobile charging. A 1500W DC Brushless Hub Motor (BLDC) with a 3-speed motor controller powers the Nemo. It features two shock absorbers in the back and a telescopic fork suspension up front. The braking system includes a combi-brake system with hydraulic disc brakes on the front and rear wheels.
Key safety features including danger warnings, an anti-theft smart remote lock, and vehicle monitoring with geo-fencing via IoT-enabled technologies are all included in the Nemo.
Real-time tracking, remote monitoring, and cloud-connected insights are all made possible by the smart CAN-enabled battery system’s integration with Android and iOS mobile apps.
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The firm expects a 22-24% increase in sales in FY26 and hopes to sell 35,000 two-wheelers by the end of FY25. About 50,000 two-wheelers are anticipated to be sold overall in the next fiscal year. The introduction of “Nemo” into the Joy e-bike category not only expands the product line but also speaks to the desires of a younger, more environmentally concerned generation looking for effective, sustainable mobility options. These enhancements strengthen the value offer by meeting our customers’ changing demands and reaffirming our position as a key player in the development of a strong EV ecosystem in the nation.
