HISTORY MAKERS
Kinetic DX rides its way into the Guinness Book of World Records
Mr. & Mrs. Yoganand at the Khardung La Pass, the world‘s highest motorable road, on their Kinetic DX – the first ones in the world to do so; earning our place in the Limca Book of Records for the Khardungla Pass adventure
Another page earned in the Guinness Book Of Records in the Sahara Desert
Neville Darukhanwala completes a grueling journey of 4500 km in the Sahara Desert on his Kinetic DX
Setting the record for the longest time a scooter has been rode!
We registered another entry in the Guinness Book Of Records when Harprakash Rishi , Amarjeet Singh, and Navjot Chadha rode the Kinetic DX for 41 days (1001 Hours), straight in Pune. People were invited to throw glass pieces in their path because arrangements were made to change the punctured wheel and keep the scooter running at all times
1000 Kinetic DX’s delivered on Dussehra
A proud moment for us to savour as we delivered 1000 Kinetic DX’s on Dussehra and achieved a festive milestone
First Kinetic DX Scooter delivered by legendary actor Dilip Kumar
The very first Kinetic DX, the most advanced and beloved scooter in India, was handed over by the legendary and much-loved actor, Dilip Kumar, at the Taj in Mumbai! Yeh 1986 ki baat hai.
Lifting the Monsoon Rally trophy
Babuddin Ansari, astride a Kinetic DX, was adjudged the best first-timer and awarded the Late Firdosh Vajifdar trophy for his high-spirited riding
ALL TIME ICONS
Introduced in 1972, Kinetic Luna was an iconic 50cc Indian moped, which affordable and frugal. It is still a symbol of 80s-90s.
The Kinetic DX was an iconic product from Kinetic Engineering in India.
The Kinetic ZX is a nostalgic icon. It was a sporty 90s scooter popular for its peppy engine, unique design and comfortable ride.
The GF 125 was Kinetic’s first performance motorcycle. The single-cylinder engine had a distinctive exhaust note, peculiar the GF model range.
The Kinetic Challenger was introduced as a unique proposition in the commuter segment. The Challenger’s standout feature was the digital gear indicator.
This 110cc scooter delivered a mileage of 50kmpl and its 9.4 Nm of torque made it be capable enough to generate a pick-up of 0 to 50km in just 8 seconds
The Kinetic GF 170 was the naked version of the Kinetic GF 170 Laser. It was powered by a 165.1cc, 4-valve, 4-stroke engine developed in collaboration with Korean partner Hyosung.
The Kinetic Nova was the first of its kind in the Indian market. It was powered by a 135cc engine and produced peak power of 8.5bhp, with 10Nm of max torque.
The Kinetic Boss was launched in the 100cc segment, by the cricket legend Kapil Dev, who was appointed as the brand ambassador for the product.
The Aquila was by far India’s most technologically advanced motorcycle at the time of its launch and was made available in collaboration with the South Korean motorcycle manufacturer, Hyosung.
The Kinetic Zing was a trend setter, targeted towards young Indian riders.
The kinetic Laser showcase many segment first features like, Dual-headlamps, Digital gear indicator, a unique frame and exhaust note. It was also claimed to be the most fuel-efficient motorcycle back in the day.
The Kinetic 4S was a stylish scooter, equipped with a 113.1cc, 4-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine, with a CVT transmission.
As the name suggests, the Kinetic Stryker truly looked striking, when compared to the commuter motorcycles of that era. It was powered by a 97.2cc, Air-Cooled, DOHC, 4-Stroke engine, mated to a 4-speed gearbox.
The Kinetic Blaze was the first maxi-scooter in the Indian two-wheeler segment, and truly ruled the roost, when its came to sheer size and performance. It has been one of the most exciting products for Indian riders.
The Kinetic Flyte was launched in collaboration with a Taiwan based brand, Sanyang Motors (SYM).
INNOVATIONS THAT SHAPED THE FUTURE OF MOBILITY
India’s First Gearless Scooter
Sheet Metal Body
Introduced Electric Start
Introduced Efficient CVT Engine
First Gearless
Automatic Scooter
Electric Start
Efficient Engines
THE VISIONARIES BEHIND THE WHEEL
The Pioneer
Late Mr. H.K. Firodia:
A visionary entrepreneur, H.K. Firodia, often hailed as the "Doyen of the Indian Automobile Industry," laid the foundation for some of India's most renowned automotive brands. Collaborating with his brother, he established companies like Bajaj Auto, Force Motors, and Kinetic Group, shaping the nation's automotive landscape. Firodia's pioneering spirit and entrepreneurial acumen have left an enduring legacy on the Indian auto industry.
The Driving Force
Dr. Arun Firodia:
Padma Shri awardee Dr. Arun Firodia, a brilliant engineer and astute businessman, continues to lead the Kinetic Group. His innovative spirit is evident in iconic products like the Luna, India's first indigenous moped. This revolutionary vehicle became a cultural phenomenon, capturing the hearts of millions. Dr. Firodia's partnership with Honda Motor Company also brought cutting-edge technology to Indian roads, setting new standards for scooter design and performance.
The Next Generation Leader
Ajinkya Firodia:
Ajinkya Firodia, the Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Kinetic Engineering Ltd., is a dynamic leader with a strong entrepreneurial spirit. After graduating from Brown University, he gained valuable experience in investment banking at JP Morgan Chase. Upon returning to India, he spearheaded the growth of Kinetic's two-wheeler business, launching innovative products and revamping the brand. He also drove Kinetic's transformation into a leading global auto-component manufacturer.
Today, his vision for the future includes a strong focus on electric vehicles and EV technology. With his exceptional leadership and commitment to innovation, Firodia continues to shape the future of the Kinetic Group.