Simple One electric scooter launched at Rs 1.45 lakh

After an 18-month wait, Simple One has finally been launched in India.

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Bengaluru-based tech startup Simple Energy launched its debut electric scooter today. Simple One costs Rs 1.45 lakh in India. The 750W charger costs an extra Rs 13,000. Simple One was unveiled on August 15, 2021. Deliveries for the electric scooter will be rolled out in a phased manner.

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Simple One: Biggest battery on the block

Simple Energy has received 1 lakh bookings since unveiling its scooter 18 months ago. Now that the scooter is finally in production, the company will start to roll out the deliveries in the coming days, starting from Bangalore. The company will also expand its retail stores across the country this year.

Simple One: Biggest battery on the block

The highlight of this electric scooter is its incredible battery. Simple One offers the highest range out of all the electric scooters available in India. The 5kWh battery on this scooter can power it for 212km. It is rated IP67 for dust and water resistance. The permanent power motor on Simple One can generate a maximum power output of 8.5kW and 72Nm of torque. The scooter can go from 0-40kmph in just 2.77 seconds – a record for its segment. The top speed of Simple One has been capped at 105kmph.

The battery unit on Simple One can be charged from 0-80% in 5 hours and 54 minutes with the 750W home charger. Fast charging can boost the battery pack at the rate of 1.5km/min up to 80%. Simple Energy is currently working on expanding its fast-charging network throughout the country.

Talking about features, Simple One gets a 7-inch TFT dashboard that comes with connected tech. You can pair the scooter with your smartphone via Bluetooth. You can view ride statistics on the dashboard as well. There are four driving modes on offer – Eco, Ride, Dash, and Sonic. The scooter has a boot capacity of 30 litres.

Simple One: Biggest battery on the block

Speaking on this occasion, Mr. Suhas Rajkumar, Founder & CEO, Simple Energy, said, “Today marks a momentous occasion in the history of our company; an auspicious day that will be remembered for years to come. It represents a milestone that we can all be proud of and serves as a reminder of our collective efforts, resulting in the successful achievement of our goals. This wouldn’t have been possible without the ardent support of all our stakeholders, including our investors, who have played a pivotal role in making our vision a reality.

We are excited to commence our journey in the competitive Indian auto landscape and we will continuously focus on evolving ourselves through insights and learning that we gather from the industry. Going forward, our biggest priority is to facilitate quick deliveries for customers who have been patiently waiting to get their Simple ONE home.” 

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Conclusion

Simple One is available in four single-tone colour options – black, red, blue, and white. There are two dual-tone paint schemes on offer as well. The dual-tone colour options will cost Rs 5,000 extra. Currently, Simple One rivals Ola S1 Pro, Vida V1 Pro, Ather 450X, TVS iQube, and Bajaj Chetak.

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Utkarsh Joshi
Utkarsh Joshihttps://www.motorbridge.com/
Utkarsh is a seasoned writer who seeks to simplify complex concepts and bring the latest in technology to a broader audience. You can catch his exhaustive 'How to' guides, deep-dive feature articles, cutting-edge news stories, and comprehensive tech reviews on Gadgetbridge.com. Apart from dabbling in all things tech, Utkarsh also enjoys watching club football, adding to his TBR pile of books, and making Spotify playlists. Automobile enthusiasts and motorheads can also catch his articles on Motorbridge.com.

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