Simple Wave: Review In Images

A family-focused electric scooter that tries to balance practicality with performance

The rounded, dolphin-inspired design looks distinctive, though the overall panel quality could have been better

Fit & finish are average, with uneven panel gaps, hard plastics & a few rough edges visible

The 775 mm seat height is accessible, while the huge pillion seat easily accommodates two adults

Parking is fairly manageable despite its weight, with reverse mode making tight manoeuvres easier

Storage is the Wave’s biggest strength, with a segment-leading 63-litre underseat boot

There’s also a 4-litre lockable compartment, along with a deep front cubby & USB charger

The TFT display is clean & feature-rich, though sunlight readability could be better

Bluetooth connectivity, navigation, traction control & hill-hold add useful everyday functionality without overcomplicating things

The 3.7 kWh variant offers the most usable balance, delivering roughly 100-130 km depending on riding mode

The 5 kWh Wave Plus stretches real-world range to around 160-170 km but costs Rs 1.90 lakh (ex-showroom)

The compact 750 W charger supports 0-80 percent charging in roughly four hours, which is reasonably quick

Performance is brisk around town, while the 90 kmph top speed provides useful headroom

The suspension feels stiff solo but settles noticeably with a pillion, revealing its family-oriented setup