Gallery: Ather Konarc In 10 Detailed Real-life Images

The newly launched Ather Konarc is the first scooter to be built on Ather’s new EL-01 platform. Currently, the brand has launched the S-Line variant, with prices starting from Rs 99,999 (ex-showroom, Bengaluru). Alongside, a more feature-loaded Z variant has also been unveiled. Here's a closer look at everything the Konarc packs through detailed images.

Price

Looks - Simple And Minimal

Unlike the sporty styling of the 450 series and the boxy design of the Rizta, the Konarc gets an understated look which is more conventional and will appeal to the masses. It is made out of metal instead of plastic, which gives it a solid and more premium feel.

Details

• The first Ather scooter with metal body
• The sleek headlight and DRL bar add a touch of modernity

Colours- Subtle Shades

The Konarc S is available in four colour options: 

We covered all the colour options in detail in our Ather Konarc Colours Explainer.

Details:

• The base S 100 km variant only gets two shades
• The subtle colours give this scooter a charming and sober look

Motor And Performance

The power figures are identical for the S 125 km and S 161 km variants, with a peak power of 4.7 kW and 16 Nm, accelerating from 0 to 40 kmph in a claimed 4.7 seconds and reaching a claimed top speed of 70 kmph. Whereas the S 100 km variant get 4kW motor but provides the same torque and top speed figures and accelerates from 0 to 40 kmph in 5 seconds.

Details:

• Power output is identical; it just provides a different range

Features & Practicality

The Konarc S 100km is equipped with a 4.2-inch LCD console, while the S 125km and S 161km step up to a 7-inch LCD unit with Bluetooth connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation. A USB charging port is standard across the S range.

The mid and top S variants also get Ather's new Airwalk feature, which senses movement and assists while walking the scooter, along with Autohold and Fallsafe.

For practicality, the Konarc offers 2 litres of glovebox space and 31 litres of boot space and a centre stand as well. For safer braking the scooter gets Combined Braking system.
Get to know more about all features across all variants through our features explainer.

Details:

• The base variants misses out on call/text alerts and music controls
• The feature highlight is the new Airwalk system

Underpinnings & Other Details

The Konarc rides on 14-inch front wheel paired with a 220mm disc brake and 12-inch rear wheel with a 130mm drum brake. It gets a telescopic fork with 90mm of wheel travel and twin rear shocks offering 100mm of wheel travel. 

Kerb weight comes in at 126.5 kg for the 125 km variant and 129 kg for the top-spec 161 km variant.

Details:

• The base 100 km variant gets a front drum brake instead of a disc
• It gets safer braking by combined braking system