Simple Energy Scooters News

This January, we saw some really exciting launches including a hardcore ADV, a supersport, and some scooters as well

KTM launched a new entry-level sportbike this week that rivals the Yamaha R15

It now gets some really cool features such as the hill hold, cruise control and more as standard!

Find out which is the more feature-packed e-scooter between these two

You can even get this feature on an e-scooter that costs similar to the Honda Activa

One of these e-scooters offers more than 1.5 times the range of the other, but there’s more to them than just the range

Simple Energy’s electric scooter gets its most comprehensive update yet

Gets a claimed range of up to 265km, along with a top speed of 115kmph

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

Looks like competition in the electric scooter space isn't ‘Simple’ anymore

Simple claims to be the first brand to commercially manufacture heavy rare earth element-free electric motors

From an electric scooter that has 300+ km claimed range to a stylish electric bike that’ll grab attention, here are our top 5 picks

The new OneS is claimed to be quicker than its more expensive sibling

All the exciting happenings and news from this week

It replaces the Simple Dot One, has a claimed IDC range of 181km and a claimed top speed of 105kmph

Over 20 bikes and scooters were launched this month!

The scooter now gets more range and price has remained the same

Providing an 8-year warranty is a first-in-segment move by Simple Energy

The subsidy was introduced as a replacement for the FAME 2 subsidy. Initially, it was to be valid for 4 months but has been extended to 2 more months now

The subsidy will only be available for four months, from April 1 to July 31st, 2024

Launches, unveils and much more!

The scooter will be the most affordable one from Simple and a competitor to established brands like Ather and Ola

Missed out on the two-wheeler action last week? Worry not, we got you!

The new upcoming affordable electric scooter will get an IDC (Indian Driving Conditions) claimed 160km range