Metro Wonder Bike

Battery and motor

The Wonder Bike uses a 350-watt brushless DC motor, and Metro quotes a top speed of up to 30 km/h. Power comes from a 48V 13.6Ah Nano Carbon Fiber (graphene-based) battery with a claimed range of up to 55 km. A full charge takes 6 to 7 hours but uses only about 0.7 units of electricity, the lowest figure Metro quotes for any model, and the battery is rated for up to 1,000 cycles. An energy-retrieving controller is listed among its features. Metro notes that real-world range depends on rider weight, temperature and road conditions.

Size and practicality

This is a small vehicle: 1,430 mm long, 658 mm wide and 1,025 mm tall, with 125 mm of ground clearance. Metro rates its load capacity at just 80 kg, half that of its full-size scooters, so it is effectively a one-person runabout. It rides on 60/70-10 4-ply tubeless tyres on iron rims. In our opinion, the low weight limit and speed make it best suited to light riders making short errands within a neighbourhood, and not to carrying a passenger.

Equipment

There is one version with drum brakes at both ends, tubeless tyres, iron rims, a charger and an energy-retrieving controller. Metro does not list features such as a reverse mode, anti-theft alarm or side-stand sensor for this model. Colours are Black and White.

Running costs

Metro quotes about 0.7 units of electricity per full charge. At the Rs 30 per unit rate used as the default in Metro’s own savings calculator, that works out to roughly Rs 21 per full charge (our estimate). Actual cost depends on your tariff slab and charging habits, and peak-hour or commercial rates will be higher.

Warranty

Metro gives an 18-month warranty on the motor and battery.

Is it worth buying?

Our view: the Wonder Bike’s appeal is its very low price and running cost. At Rs 95,000 on offer it is one of the cheapest Metro models, and charging it costs very little. But it is also the most basic: drum brakes, a 30 km/h limit, an 80 kg load rating and a short range mean it cannot replace a 70cc motorcycle for most adults. If your budget can stretch, the Super Bike at Rs 144,000 adds a front disc brake, a bigger battery, cruise control and a higher load rating. Note that the Rs 95,000 price is an offer; the model page lists the regular Rs 110,000 price, and the products page shows the offer ending on 10 November 2026.