A unique design with an option to customise the seat, handlebar grips, tank & body panels. It comes with a 7,749 euros (Rs 7 lakhs) price tag which is quite expensive for an e-bike.

Well, Micheal & Marvin, German engineers, gave it a new makeover as a retro-futuristic electric cafe racer.

The motor engine shares a strong resemblance to the original bike’s petrol engine. The updated model has an exhaust which is actually a speaker.

It features Puch X40 chassis, an Aprilia RS125 fork & Front Disc, custom YSS shocks, 17-inch spoke wheels and a 75 kg kerb weight

With a mid-mounted motor engine producing 7kW of peak power output with a final chain drive, the manufacturers claim a 50 kmph top speed & 50 km range per charge.

Remember when Hero Puch Moped was the talk of the town in the 80s? A staple for college students, which was unfortunately discontinued due to emission norms?