Vida launches Dirt-e K3, a New Electric Bike for Kids
December 15, 2025
Vida launches the electric Dirt-e K3 kids’ dirt bike in India for ₹69,990. It features a 500W motor, adjustable size, and smartphone control.
Vida launches the electric Dirt-e K3 kids’ dirt bike in India for ₹69,990. It features a 500W motor, adjustable size, and smartphone control.
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The VXZ, Dirt-E, NEX, and UBEX are among the lineup; these models also highlight Vida’s growth beyond urban mobility.
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