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    Home / News / Auto News / Liger showcases AI-powered self-balancing electric scooters at Auto Expo 2023
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    Liger showcases AI-powered self-balancing electric scooters at Auto Expo 2023

    Liger showcases AI-powered self-balancing electric scooters at Auto Expo 2023
    Written by Dwaipayan Roy
    Jan 11, 2023, 02:01 pm 3 min read
    Liger showcases AI-powered self-balancing electric scooters at Auto Expo 2023
    Bookings of Liger X and X+ will start in mid-2023 (Photo credit: Liger Mobility)

    Mumbai-based Liger Mobility has unveiled its X and X+ scooters in India at the ongoing Auto Expo 2023. Their bookings will commence in mid-2023. The company claims that the vehicles come with industry-first self-balancing technology that leverages AI and IoT. The tech can be activated/deactivated by pressing a button. The two-wheelers bear a retro-futuristic look and are backed by an electric powertrain.

    Why does this story matter?

    • Liger claims that thanks to its self-balancing technology, the X and X+ will offer "more rider safety, comfort, and convenience" in comparison to any other scooter. The end result, however, remains to be seen.
    • Both the vehicles are feature-loaded and should rack up decent sales on our shores. They should be exported to overseas markets starting mid-2025.

    How does the self-balancing tech work?

    Liger scooters use a combination of hardware and software, along with sophisticated AI, to achieve vehicle stabilization. They come with Auto-balancing and regular driving modes. The former is used at low speeds and at stops. The balancing is strong enough to "sway a riderless vehicle on the side stand (leaning at 10-degrees) to vertical (0-degrees)." The two-wheelers also have a dedicated reverse gear.

    The scooters have alloy wheels and full-LED illumination

    The Liger X and X+ have a headlight and indicator-mounted front apron, a flat footboard, a single-piece seat with a pillion grab rail, and a wide handlebar. The scooters pack an all-LED lighting setup and a TFT instrument cluster with support for 4G, turn-by-turn navigation, and OTA software updates. They ride on alloy wheels and are available in five shades.

    They attain a top speed of 65km/h

    The Liger X and X+ pack a liquid-cooled Lithium-ion battery pack (detachable for the X). They have a top speed of 65km/h. The X model promises a range of 60km, while the X+ delivers 100km of range per charge.

    They get front disc brakes

    To ensure the safety of the rider, the Liger X and X+ are equipped with a disc brake on the front wheel and a drum brake on the rear. They also get features like learner mode and a reversing button. Suspension duties on the electric scooters are taken care of by forks on the front side and dual shock absorbers on the rear end.

    Liger X and X+: Pricing and availability

    Bookings for the Liger X and X+ in India will start around mid-2023 and deliveries should commence by the end of the year. The former should sport a price figure of around Rs. 90,000 (ex-showroom).

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