Simple Energy:  When was the delivery of the Simple One e-scooter finally announced?

 

Remember the Simple One electric scooter? It must be forgotten. In fact, last year on the launch day of Ola S1 and S1 Pro, i.e. on 15th August, this flagship scooter was launched by Simple Energy. After that 2021 has passed. Ola has already started delivery of S1 and S1 Pro. But Simple One's Tiki can't be found! Delivery is far away, when will the test drive start. The company has not said anything about it so far. But this time Simple Energy finally announced the date of delivery.

Despite the delivery schedule, customers still have to wait about six months. Because its delivery is going to start from June this year. Meanwhile, the Bangalore-based company said it has received 30,000 units of electric scooters since the booking began. Booking is going to be done at 1,946 rupees. Price 1.10 lakh rupees Let us know about the specifications, features and price of Simple One।

Simple one: specification and features

Simple One is available in four color options - Azure Blue, Brazen Black, Grace White and Namma Red.। Features include an 8-inch touchscreen dash, which can be connected to a smartphone. It has a 4.8 kWh battery pack which is available in both fixed and removable options. The two-wheeler again has the facility of fast charging. These two types of batteries will take 165 minutes and 65 minutes respectively to be fully charged.

The 110kg carbweight electric scooter has a 6kW electric motor that produces 72Nm of torque. The maximum speed of the scooter at 105 km / h is 203 km in eco mode. On the other hand, its range in ride, dash and sonic mode is 236 km.

Simple Energy is building the world's largest electric scooter factory in Hosur, Tamil Nadu. The construction center is going to be built on 600 acres of land. When fully operational, about one million electric two-wheelers a year will be ready here. The work of the factory will start from the beginning of 2023. On the other hand, the company has said it will invest Rs 2,500 crore over the next five years.