Electric Bikes News

Both looks quite unique, and here’s what you need to know about them

One's already on sale, the other one's a promise. But both have affordability in mind, and we compare them in pics

Ather has unveiled its new software update for its existing e-scooters that can alert riders of potholes, and also unveiled a couple of interesting concepts

It may be cheaper than the TVS iQube range!

Looks a bit different from the Ather 450X and the Rizta, will undercut both in terms of pricing

This Independence Day, Ola aims to be independent with the unveiling of new EVs with made-in-India 4680 Bharat Cell

The scooter has a claimed range of 322km, which is insane!

This is the first time the bike has been seen outside of concept form

It sits between the Rorr EZ and Rorr in Oben’s line-up, while offering more features than both

The new Ballistic+ mode claims to improve acceleration for a more thrilling riding experience

Here’s how my entire month with the Ather 450X went

Gets swappable battery packs just like the Honda Activa e:

The brand is developing rare-earth magnet-free motors, in addition to rolling out EVs with made-in-India cells - all of which will its EVs more affordable in the future

TVS’ new teaser suggests that the brand is brewing something seemingly electrifying

The launch could be happening soon as the test mule looks well finished

The recently launched mid-spec 3.1kWh variant has one big advantage over the others

This new variant comes in just after the launch of Bajaj Chetak 3001 and Hero Vida VX2

The V2’s more affordable, family-oriented sibling is finally here

Ather’s long-range family scooter is now cheaper to buy

The updated scooter will likely see some changes to its internals and/or get some new features

From pricing to other expected features and specs, here’s our analysis as to what’s in store from Ather

We’ve accessed the patent images of the electric scooter, and boy, does it look retro!

Here’s how my 1st week with the Ather 450X went

With just 32 units sold in April and none in May, the introduction of a cheaper battery subscription isn’t surprising