Which Virtus Alpha Should You Buy? A Complete Comparison

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Comparison chart of all six Virtus Alpha electric cycle models, with price, wheels, frame, battery, pedal assist and range

Six Alpha models, one decision. Here's every Virtus Alpha side by side, so you can match the cycle to how you'll actually ride it.

The full lineup

Alpha K 24 — ₹26,669 — 24" wheels, Compact MTB frame, fixed battery, 1-level pedal assist, up to 40 km range
Alpha A 26 — ₹28,068 — 26" wheels, Step-through frame, fixed battery, 1-level pedal assist, up to 60 km range
Alpha I 26 — ₹28,068 — 26" wheels, MTB frame, fixed battery, 1-level pedal assist, up to 60 km range
Alpha I 27.5 — ₹29,469 — 27.5" wheels, MTB frame, fixed battery, 3-level pedal assist, up to 60 km range
Alpha M 26 — ₹32,052 — 26" wheels, Diamond frame, removable battery, 3-level pedal assist, up to 60 km range
Alpha M 27.5 — ₹32,268 — 27.5" wheels, Diamond frame, removable battery, 3-level pedal assist, up to 60 km range

New to electric cycles, or buying for a smaller rider?

Start with the Alpha K 24, the lightest entry point and the easiest to handle, though its range is shorter than the rest of the line.

Want the easiest cycle to get on and off?

The Alpha A 26's step-through frame means no swinging a leg over a high bar.

Want more control over how much the motor helps?

Step up to 3-level pedal assist with the I 27.5, M 26 or M 27.5, instead of the single-level assist on the K 24, A 26 and I 26.

Don't have reliable parking near a plug?

The M 26 and M 27.5 have removable batteries, so you can carry the battery inside to charge instead of parking next to an outlet. They also add a built-in headlight and horn, and can be upgraded to a higher-capacity 360Wh or 522Wh battery pack.

Prefer bigger wheels for rougher roads?

Choose the 27.5-inch versions (I 27.5 or M 27.5) over their 26-inch siblings, same specs, just a steadier ride over uneven ground.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the I-series and M-series?

The I-series has a fixed battery and an MTB frame; the M-series has a removable battery, a sportier diamond frame, and a built-in headlight and horn.

Which Alpha has the longest range?

All models except the K 24 cover up to 60 km on pedal assist in ideal conditions.

Can I upgrade my battery later?

Yes, on the M 26 and M 27.5, to a 360Wh or 522Wh pack.

Browse the full Alpha range, or see detailed specs on each product page.

Bottom line: Most riders are best served by the Alpha I 27.5 or Alpha M 26 — both add 3-level pedal assist, and the M 26 throws in a removable battery, for a moderate step up from the entry models. Pick the K 24 only if price is your top priority, or the A 26 if the step-through frame's ease of mounting matters most.

Ride the Change.