The BeiGo X4 is a tilting electric three-wheeler designed to combine the riding dynamics of a two-wheeler with the stability of two rear wheels. It uses iGowise’s proprietary anti-topple ‘gimbal’ tilting architecture, which allows the vehicle to lean with the rider while the twin rear wheels maintain grip and stability.
According to the company, the system is intended to improve control during low-speed manoeuvres and on uneven, unpredictable or slippery road surfaces. The vehicle also gets a triple-disc Combined Braking System (CBS), while its twin rear wheels deliver 120 Nm of torque.
Price, range
The first 300 units of the BeiGo X4 will be offered at an introductory ex-showroom price of ₹1.25 lakh through an invite-only launch programme. After the first 300 units, the vehicle will be priced at ₹1.56 lakh ex-showroom.
iGowise Mobility’s tilting electric trike, the BeiGo X4
The BeiGo X4 has an IDC-certified range of 100 km. It uses iGowise’s proprietary iChargeWise 72V architecture, which supports charging through a home power connection, with the company claiming a charging time of around 100 minutes.
The company has said smaller electric vehicles consume less energy, take up less road space and can use smaller battery packs than larger EVs, making them suitable for urban mobility and crowded city conditions.
Five-year development
iGowise says the BeiGo X4 has been developed over more than five years, with over 50 prototypes built during the research and development process. The vehicle has undergone more than 1.5 lakh km of real-world testing across different Indian road and weather conditions.
The company says the BeiGo X4 has received certifications from ICAT and ARAI and complies with applicable Central Motor Vehicle Rules (CMVR) and the AIS-156 battery safety standard. iGowise currently holds 12 patents related to the vehicle’s architecture and balancing technology, with more patent applications in the pipeline.
“With BeiGo X4, we have spent over five years solving a fundamental challenge of two-wheeler mobility: confidence and control when conditions become unpredictable. We are now taking this technology from extensive real-world testing to customers, beginning with our first 1,000 vehicles,” said Sravan Appana, Founder and CEO, iGowise Mobility.
iGowise, alongside the vehicle, is also building an ownership ecosystem that includes component-level quality controls, AI-led inventory planning and a modular service-on-wheels model. The company says the service model is designed to resolve up to 95% of customer queries at the doorstep.
