Top 5 Cool Things About The New Ather Redux

Ather Energy recently unveiled the all-new Redux concept at the brand’s community day event. This concept e-scooter gets an unconventional design and an exciting features list. Here are 5 cool things about the Ather Redux concept:

Design 

The Ather Redux brings a fresh take on electric two-wheeler design with its futuristic moto-scooter style that mixes scooter practicality with motorcycle-inspired styling . It uses a lightweight aluminium frame which goes well with the overall looks of this concept e-scooter. The sharp fairing, sleek AmplyTex (a fabric-type lightweight material) body panels, a high tail, and unique 3D-printed mesh seat give it a bold, sporty character, while the vertical Morph-UI display adds a modern, high-tech touch.

Keyless Ignition 

The Ather Redux gets a true keyless system that completely removes the need for a traditional key or even a key fob. It can automatically detect the rider and unlock itself, allowing for a smooth, hands-free start. This feature adds a layer of convenience and practicality , perfectly aligning with the Redux’s futuristic design approach.

Self Lowering Suspension 

The Ather Redux features a self-lowering suspension system that actively adapts to the rider’s posture. As the rider leans forward into a sportier stance, the suspension automatically lowers the ride height, improving balance, agility, and cornering confidence. This innovative setup seamlessly blends comfort with performance.

Futuristic Display

The Ather Redux comes equipped with a futuristic vertical display powered by the brand’s advanced Morph-UI. This display works in sync with the self lowering suspension and it also senses if the e-scooter is in a relaxed or sporty riding mode. For a relaxed commute, it will highlight essential data like speed and range, while in sporty modes, it prioritizes performance information, creating a more focused and immersive riding experience.

3D Printed Mesh Seat

The Ather Redux features a 3D-printed lattice mesh seat that goes well with its overall design and lightweight construction. The mesh structure not only enhances aesthetics with its architectural look but also reinforces Redux's high-tech, experimental, and performance-driven identity. This is one of those features which we hope to see in future Ather e-scooters as well.