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Simple Energy to launch Wave e-scooter on September 2

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Date
Company
Simple Energy
What it does
Electric scooter manufacturer
Kind
Launch
Founded
2019
Sector
Mobility & Logistics

What they do

Simple Energy makes electric scooters for the Indian market

What happened

It will launch a new family scooter called Wave on September 2, priced around ₹1.3 lakh

Why it matters

The Wave competes with models like Ather Rizta and Bajaj Chetak

The details

  • Simple Energy will launch a new family electric scooter named Wave on September 2.
  • The scooter has a conventional, curvier design compared to the edgy One and Ultra models.
  • It features an LED bar headlight, front indicators on the handlebar cowl, and rear indicators in the tail-light strip.
  • The Wave has a spacious floorboard, a wide front-apron cubby, a large seat for two, and a unique pillion grab-rail.
  • It uses a mid-mounted motor with a charging port on the apron.
  • The scooter has a front disc brake, rear drum brake, 12-inch wheels, 90-section tyres, a conventional fork, and twin rear shocks.
  • Expected features include a TFT display, smartphone connectivity, navigation, and connected features.
  • The expected range is ~180 km and the expected price is ~₹1.3 lakh ex-showroom.

About the business

  • Simple Energy sells electric scooters in India through 50+ stores.
  • Its existing models are the One, OneS, and Ultra.
  • The Simple One starts at ₹2,04,999, has a range of up to 265 km, and a top speed of 115 km/h.
  • The Simple OneS starts at ₹1,77,999, has a range of up to 190 km, and a top speed of 90 km/h.
  • The Simple Ultra starts at ₹2,44,999, has a range of up to 400 km, and a top speed of 115 km/h.
  • Services include 24x7 roadside assistance, extended warranty (battery+motor), Simple SuperPack subscription, and the Simple Connect app.

Founders

  • Suhas Rajkumar
  • Shreshth Mishra
  • Ankit Gupta

About Simple Energy

Product
based EV maker
Customers
Individual consumers seeking affordable electric two-wheelers
How it makes money
Direct sales of electric scooters through online and physical retail outlets
What sets it apart
Mass production scale and customer-focused design for Indian market

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