Electric Two Wheeler T1 Priced at ₹59,999 as Bondada Group, Atpole Technologies and Thuraga Motors Open Prebookings

Bondada Group enters electric mobility with a 200 kg payload vehicle scheduled for commercial availability in November 2026. Rear Admiral R. Sreenivas, VSM (Retd), Group Chief Executive Officer, Bondada Group; Jagadish Kumar Meesala, Director, Atpole Technologies Pvt. Ltd.; and Abhiram Thuraga, Founder and CTO, Thuraga Motors, outline plans to serve individual buyers, delivery operators and businesses.

Bondada Engineering Limited has announced its entry into the electric vehicle market through its subsidiary Atpole Technologies Pvt. Ltd., in partnership with Thuraga Motors. The companies introduced their dedicated website and previewed the upcoming T1 electric two wheeler at a curtain raiser event held on the occasion of Dussehra.
The website provides information about the T1 and allows prospective customers to register their interest and place prebookings ahead of the vehicle’s planned commercial availability in November 2026.
The initial rollout is planned for Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu.

The T1 is designed for everyday transportation, goods movement and delivery operations. The companies intend to serve individual customers alongside businesses, fleet operators and institutional buyers with commercial mobility requirements.
The event was attended by former Indian cricketer Shri Amba Rayudu; Shri Srikanth Reddy Kalakonda, Founder and CEO, Hala Mobility; Dr. Bondada Raghavendra Rao, Chairman and Managing Director, Bondada Group; and Rear Admiral R. Sreenivas, VSM (Retd), Group Chief Executive Officer, Bondada Group.
Other attendees included CA Baratam Satyanarayana, Whole Time Director and Chief Financial Officer, Bondada Group; Smt. Bondada Neelima, Chairperson, Bondada Foundation; Jagadish Kumar Meesala, Director, Atpole Technologies Pvt. Ltd.; Abhiram Thuraga, Founder and CTO, Thuraga Motors; and Yuva Bharat, Co-founder, Thuraga Motors.

Speaking at the event, Rear Admiral R. Sreenivas, VSM (Retd), Group Chief Executive Officer, Bondada Group, said, “Bharat’s progress is powered by farmers, workers, small businesses and delivery partners whose livelihoods depend on practical mobility. At Bondada, we believe innovation must improve everyday lives.”
He explained that the partnership with Thuraga Motors aims to develop electric mobility solutions suited to the transport requirements of Indian customers, particularly those who depend on vehicles for their livelihoods.
Jagadish Kumar Meesala, Director, Atpole Technologies Pvt. Ltd., said, “Our focus is on dependable, practical mobility for farmers, workers and delivery partners.”

He stated that Atpole Technologies intends to introduce an electric two wheeler developed and manufactured in India, with an emphasis on practical transportation needs and sustainable mobility.
Abhiram Thuraga, Founder and CTO, Thuraga Motors, said, “Bharat needs mobility solutions suited to its roads, working pa erns and everyday transport demands.”
He identified locally developed engineering and accessibility as priorities behind the T1.
The T1 measures 1,810 mm in length, 695 mm in width and 1,065 mm in height. Its stated kerb weight ranges from 65 to 70 kg, while its maximum payload capacity is 200 kg.

The vehicle uses a 600W brushless direct current hub motor and a 51.1V, 30Ah lithium iron phosphate battery.
According to the specifications released by the companies, the T1 offers a stated idle range of 86 km per charge, with a variation of approximately 5%.
A full battery charge is stated to take approximately three hours.
The battery and motor carry IP67 ratings, while the controller is rated IP65.
The electric two wheeler is equipped with tubeless tyres, drum brakes, telescopic front suspension and dual rear suspension. It also provides 167 mm of ground clearance.
The T1 will be offered in green and blue colour options.

The announced price is ₹59,999, inclusive of GST, with optional accessories available separately.
The companies have positioned the vehicle for customers who require an electric two wheeler for routine travel, deliveries and the transportation of goods.
The 200 kg maximum payload specification is particularly relevant to the proposed commercial and institutional applications, although actual operating range and performance will depend on usage conditions.
The partnership between Atpole Technologies and Thuraga Motors represents Bondada Group’s entry into a new business segment, with plans to address both consumer and commercial electric mobility requirements.
The companies have opened prebookings through the newly launched website, with commercial availability targeted for November 2026 in the three southern states.

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