
The Ampere Reo 80 has been launched at Rs 59,900 (ex-showroom). This electric scooter does not require a driving licence or registration to use.
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The Ampere Reo 80 has been launched at Rs 59,900 (ex-showroom). This electric scooter does not require a driving licence or registration to use.
[Read more…]We noticed the growing market in the electric two-wheeler space in India and realised that a simple spec comparision would help potential buyers make a better, more informed decision. We chose these three as our contenders as they fall in similar price brackets and come from well-known and established brands in our country
[Read more…]Simple Energy are a Bangalore based start-up producing electric two-wheelers for the Indian market. They have just launched the Simple OneS at Rs 1.40 lakh (ex-showroom).
[Read more…]The Ultraviolette Tesseract marks the debut of the Bangalore based startup into the growing electric scooter market in India.
[Read more…]Ather have announced the expansion of their product testing and validation centre – The Juggernaut, in Begur, Bengaluru. Covering an area of 38,692 sq ft, the expansion of this facility should ensure the quality, reliability and performance of their scooters while also accelerating product development, testing and validation.
[Read more…]The Simple One, first launched in 2021 by Simple Energy, has now been updated to the Simple One Gen 1.5, starting at Rs 1.66 lakh (ex-showroom).
Simple Energy come from the hub of technology in India, Bengaluru. They are an electric vehicle start-up and have announced their updated Simple One. We were invited to their headquarters and here’s what went down.
The BNC Challenger S125 is aimed at the utility side of the Indian electric vehicle (EV) market, but can it make its mark? We spend some time with it to figure that out
[Read more…]Ampere Magnus Neo, an electric scooter recently launched by Greaves Electric Mobility earned a place in the India Book of Records after it was ridden over 2,300 km from Bengaluru to New Delhi.
Bharat Mobility Global Expo, the platform for showcasing and launching new vehicles was taken over by EVs this year, among them was the Defy 22 by OPG Mobility.
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