Simple OneThe Simple One scooter with a price tag of Rs. 1.09 Lakh. It is available in 1 variant and 4 colours. Powered by a 4500 W  Motor. The Simple One has front brakes and rear brakes. Over 4 User reviews basis Mileage, Performance, Price and overall experience of users for Simple One.

Simple Energy has finally launched its flagship e-scooter, the Simple One at Rs 1,09,999 (ex-showroom). To know more about the specifications, availability and other details, read our main story.

Simple One Prices:

The Simple One retails at Rs 1,09,999 (ex-showroom Bengaluru including latest FAME-II subsidies). With the EV brand planning to extend operations to over 75 cities in the next 3-7 months, the Simple One will become even easier on the pocket thanks to various state subsidies. 

Simple One Features:

The Simple One is equipped with all-LED lighting, a massive 30-litre underseat storage, swappable batteries, fast charging, and a 7-inch TFT instrument cluster. The TFT display comes with OTA updates, geofencing, a tyre pressure monitoring system, vehicle tracking, and can even store documents. A combined braking system also comes standard on the One. 

Simple One Powertrain:

The Simple One is equipped with a 7kW (peak output) motor putting out best-in-class 72Nm. This helps the scooter sprint from 0 to 40kmph in mere 2.95 seconds, making it the quickest electric scooter (on paper) to go on sale in India. 

Along with this, the Simple One gets a fixed battery and a 7kg removable battery pack, with a total capacity of 4.8kWh. It’s claimed to offer a range of 236km. The fixed battery can be charged to 80 percent in 2.75 hours while the swappable battery takes 75 minutes.

Simple One Suspension And Brakes:

The Simple One is built around a tubular underbone chassis, sprung on a telescopic fork and a monoshock. It rides on 12-inch alloy wheels shod with 90-section tyres. However, Simple Energy will also offer the scooter with a 100-section front and 110-section rear tyre combination as well. 

The scooter is anchored by a 200mm disc up front and a 190mm disc at the rear. The braking is regenerative and also gets the safety net of CBS. With a weight of 110kg and a seat height of 775mm, the scooter should be pretty easy to ride for most people. 

Simple One Rivals:

The Simple One goes up against the newly launched Ola S1 Pro and the proven Ather 450X. It undercuts the former by Rs 20,000 and the latter by Rs 32,500, giving it an upper hand in the market.

Other alternatives for around the same price include Bajaj Avenger Street 160, TVS iQube Electric, Aprilia SXR 125, and the new Yamaha FZ-X. For more details about the One's alternatives, check out our story.