Horwin Global, a Chinese electric two-wheeler manufacturer, plans to launch its first product in Nepal, an electric bike model called the CR6.

The CR6 could be unveiled at the upcoming NADA EV Expo by Pioneer Worldwide Pvt Ltd, the official distributor of Horwin motorcycles in Nepal.

Design 

The CR6 is a vintage-inspired urban commuter. Circular LED headlights, upright handlebars, a muscular battery compartment, and a flat unibody seat are all standard features on the e-bike.

The electric bike is 2040 mm long, 770 mm wide, and 1120 mm tall, with a 1395 mm wheelbase.

Features

The urban electric motorcycle also has notable features such as a Field Oriented Control (FOC) unit, keyless start, riding modes, a USB charging port, an anti-theft protection system, and dual disc brakes with Combined Braking System (CBS).

Battery 

The CR6 is powered by a 4 kWh lithium-ion battery capable of producing 8.3 hp and a claimed torque of 260 Nm.

The e-bike has a top speed of 95 kilometers per hour.
The bike has an in-built 1.5kW charger that takes 3 hours to charge from 0% to 80% via a 15A power outlet. And on a full charge, the e-bike provides a maximum range of 150 km.

The battery also includes a Battery Management System (BMS) that protects it from overload, deep discharge, over-voltage, over-heating, and short-circuits.

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Collab, an experimental music-making app is publicly launched by Facebook. According to TechCrunch back in May, it had first launched as an invite-only beta back.

Users can create short-form music videos by combining up to three independent videos with the help of this app. Three musicians could each play a different part of a song and combine them into one. All the video that is created in the app gets posted to a public "Collab" feed, where people can view and play along.

According to Facebook, every user is properly credited for their contributions. One can mix other people's videos together or can mix their own. One needn't worry about lining the videos up, as Collab has inbuilt app tools that sync the parts together. 

Its App store page writes, “We make sure that as you swipe, the videos play at exactly the right moment to be in sync.”

One can install the app directly from AppStore. The app isn’t directly related to Facebook (yet), but you can export the finished products to your Instagram story (as well as other platforms, including TikTok).

source: Theverge

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Xiaomi, a global technology leader, today announced its latest Authorized Service Center (ASC) in Nepal, situated in Ram Mandir Line, Singh Complex, Butwal.

Xiaomi's Other service centers in Nepal are located in Pokhara, Nepalgunj, Narayanghat, Itahari, Dhangadi, and Kathmandu.

Xiaomi as a brand has showcased diligent efforts to build and maintain the highest benchmarks towards quality and process

and the expansion of the after-sales service network in Nepal marks a significant step towards the same. 

Marking the occasion, Sourabh Kothari, Country General Manager - Nepal, Xiaomi shared that, “At Xiaomi, we are truly focused towards making innovation accessible to everyone.

Our customer base is growing steadily so it becomes our responsibility to serve our customers properly with satisfaction.

With service quality being one of our key pillars at Xiaomi, we continue striving to implement the best of our innovative measures across our after-sales and customer service efforts too.

These innovative efforts play a crucial role in helping us earn the love and trust of our Mi Fans and customers in Nepal, thereby helping us grow in the country.

With this new showroom at Butwal, we hope to make our customers’ lives a little easier and give them an opportunity to experience the best Xiaomi service.

We hope that this new service center further strengthens our position and commitment towards delivering top-notch service quality to all our users across Nepal.”

 

 

The launch of these service centers has witnessed an increase in the use of authorized products in the user community in Nepal.

A substantial decline in the turnaround time of service and better accessibility are instrumental in showcasing the commitment of the brand to the Mi Fans in Nepal. 

Following the launch, Xiaomi Nepal will be providing free servicing to all the Xiaomi products.

Even the customers who do not have their warranty cards with them can benefit from this for a week.