Simple One Pre-bookings To Commence On August 15
The Bengaluru-based startup has also revealed details of the electric scooter’s battery pack
The Bengaluru-based startup has also revealed details of the electric scooter’s battery pack
- Pre-bookings of the Simple One electric scooter will commence this Independence day.
- The scooter can be pre-booked for a token amount of Rs 1,947 via Simple Energy’s website.
- It will get rectangular battery packs weighing around 6kg.
Bengaluru-based startup Simple Energy will commence pre-bookings of its flagship e-scooter, the One, on August 15, 2021, 5:00PM onwards. All you need to do is get on Simple Energy’s website, put in a fully refundable deposit of Rs 1,947 (very patriotic, we must say) and voila, you’re done! Moreover, customers who pre-book the scooter will get priority when deliveries begin.
The company has now given us an insight into the One’s battery technology. The Simple One will get a 6kg rectangular battery pack with a handle, hinting that it’ll be an easy-to-swap and easy-to-carry unit.
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Simple Energy had previously claimed a range of 240km in Eco mode, a top speed of 100kmph, and 0-50kmph acceleration in 3.6 seconds. We recently got our hands on some exclusive details about the Simple One which you can check out in our story.
The Simple One is expected to retail somewhere around the Rs 1.1 lakh mark. The exact pricing and variants will be revealed during the official launch, which is also slated for August 15, 2021.
Simple One Gen 1 User Reviews
- Best bike I have ever scene
Best bike I have ever scene in this budget Everyone must go ahade for this bike . I used it for 6 months gives great mileage and battery charging is also so fast as I accepted in this budgets range. After sales service is too good I love it .best performance in city and rural area also great bike buy it.
- Range Issue
It’s been 3 weeks I bought Simple One in Bangalore Marathahalli Showroom. While buying g this I had enquired Ather, Ola as well. Ather was fantastic but didn’t go for it because of its low range. OLA didn’t like riding comfort and also due the on going service issues didn’t preferred. Finally I choose Simple one over Ather because of only one reason ‘190’ km range what they claimed. But it it really failed and didn’t meet the said range, so far I had driven 210km mostly in Eco mode only (max 20km would have driven in ride mode which is is just above the Eco mode) and charged 3 times. When I raise this issue to service centre they have updated software and assured the problem should be solved. Surprisingly the issue still exist and it gave me only ~60km in a full charge, when I raise this issue to service centre (Mahadevapura, Blr) they said scooter has to ride at least 500km then things will fall in place. If that’s the case don’t know why they didn’t told me when I raised initially
3 - It's a good electric daily
It's a good electric daily life vehicle,it's best for city use . range of the vehicle is better compared to other brands.still improvement should be needed,i urg that in future brand may improve the required features.over all the raid quality was God at the point.i wish upgradations in future make it a best electric vehicle
1 - The worst service in Vijayawada
The worst service, No repairing tools and No spare parts, not control vehicle, extreme noise sound and Fork sound range problem, starting switch problem, sometimes not change mode, responsibility. I am wasting number of times in Showroom, not clear problems I will file a complaint on Consumer Farm .. the worst simple one
- It's a very good scooter
It's a very good scooter for daily commute in the city which gives good mileage and performance with its longer range