Bounce Scooters News

The deadline has been set for 31 March 2026, as of now

Bounce Infinity claims that it’ll have the fastest charging removable battery

What a busy year it was in the scooter space!

From the new Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z launch to new colours and other updates, May has been pretty exciting

It is available in two sub-variants with top speeds of 55kmph and 65kmph

This week witnessed some exciting news, from new bike launches to reveals, recalls and baseless Yamaha RX100 comeback rumours

The discount offer is valid till March 31, 2024

The shortest month of the year was good for electrics and ICE alike

Launches, updates, scoop on upcoming products & more, this week kept us enthusiasts busy!

Gets a few aesthetic changes and…

This Bounce Infinity E1 completes 4,340km over 19 days

It will be held in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi; the same place that used to host the Auto Expo for quite a few years

It is aimed at the new generation of customers who prefer online shopping.

Crayon e-scooters can now be bought without a battery

E-scooter maker Bounce partners with Bharat Petroleum to expand its battery swapping station network

Deliveries of the e-scooter to begin this month

Greaves Retail has partnered with Bounce Infinity to set up its own battery swapping infrastructure in 10 cities across the country

The Infinity E1 is the most affordable electric scooter in India with swappable battery technology

The Bounce Infinity E1 is offered with a swappable battery system, and here's how it works in the real world

Can the Infinity E1 bridge the wide gap between low-speed and high-speed electric scooters?

India-made e-scooter has arrived in five colours, let's check out which suits you the best

Take a closer look at India's first e-scooter that can be purchased with or without battery

Here’s everything you need to know about one of the most affordable electric scooters with swappable batteries in India

The price makes the Bounce enticing, but is that enough to make you look beyond an e-scooter from a mainstream brand?