The Euler Storm EV LR200 is Euler Motors' long-range electric light commercial vehicle (LCV), launched in September 2024 as the intercity flagship of the Storm EV lineup — Euler's first 4-wheeler product after years building the HiLoad EV 3-wheeler cargo carrier. It is priced at Rs 12.99 lakh (ex-showroom) and targets e-commerce, hyperlocal delivery and intercity fleet operators who want a lower cost-per-km than a diesel mini-truck.
Range, Battery & Charging
A 30 kWh liquid-cooled ArcReactor battery pack (IP67-rated and AIS-38 certified) delivers a real-world range of over 200 km per charge. CCS DC fast charging adds around 100 km of range in about 15 minutes, while the onboard AC charger takes a full charge in roughly 4 hours via a 6.6 kW charger, or 6 hours via a 3.3 kW unit. That combination suits fleets that park and recharge overnight between shifts.
Performance & Payload
A 30 kW (40.2 bhp) motor produces 140 Nm of peak torque with a top speed of 70 km/h, tuned for intra-city and short-intercity duty rather than highway hauling. The 10 ft, 330 cubic feet load body carries a rated payload of 1,250 kg with a gross vehicle weight of 2,990 kg. Three selectable drive modes (Range, Thunder, Rhino) and regenerative braking help balance efficiency and responsiveness.
Features & Safety
Euler markets the Storm EV LR200 as India's first ADAS-equipped 4-wheeler LCV, with a dashcam, night-vision assist and forward collision warning layered onto a 10.25-inch touchscreen with MapMyIndia navigation and WhatsApp integration. Complimentary 1 GB daily data, real-time fleet tracking, and a vacuum-assisted braking system with load-sensing valve round out the package.
Warranty & Who Should Buy It
The vehicle is backed by warranty terms extending up to 7 years or 2 lakh km (standard cover is 5 years or 1.5 lakh km). The Storm EV LR200 is built for fleet operators running last-mile and intercity routes who can charge overnight and value low running costs, ADAS safety and a genuine 200+ km range over a conventional diesel mini-truck.












