5 New Electric Scooters
From Yamaha to Ather, a new line-up 5 electric scooters is set to be launched in India. Here’s what we know so far.
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Yamaha Aerox-E:
The upcoming Yamaha Aerox-E electric scooter is expected to bring the sporty DNA of the Aerox 155 into the EV segment, featuring a sharp aerodynamic design, full digital instrumentation, connected vehicle technology, LED lighting, and comfortable ergonomics suited for city and highway use, while offering advanced features like keyless start, multiple riding modes, regenerative braking, and a robust battery management system; it is likely to be powered by a high-performance electric motor delivering instant torque and smooth acceleration, paired with a lithium-ion battery offering an estimated range of around 120 to 140 kilometers on a single charge, fast-charging support, and top speeds near 90 to 100 km/h, making it a practical yet thrilling electric maxi-scooter option in Yamaha’s portfolio aimed at performance-oriented urban riders.
Take a look at The current gen Aerox on the official Yamaha India website.
Yamaha EC-06:
The upcoming Yamaha EC-06 electric scooter combines futuristic styling with advanced technology, featuring a slim and compact design inspired by urban minimalism, a digital instrument cluster with smartphone connectivity, and keyless operation for enhanced convenience; it is expected to use a high-efficiency electric motor paired with a removable lithium-ion battery that offers a practical riding range ideal for city commuting, along with fast-charging capability to reduce downtime, regenerative braking for improved energy recovery, and multiple riding modes to optimize performance and efficiency, while its lightweight frame ensures agile handling and stability; combining Yamaha’s proven build quality and refined ergonomics, the EC-06 aims to deliver a smooth, silent, and eco-friendly riding experience perfectly suited for modern urban riders seeking style, performance, and sustainability.
New gen Bajaj Chetak:
The upcoming new-generation Bajaj Chetak electric scooter is expected to bring a modern blend of performance, connectivity, and practicality, featuring a refined metallic body design with improved aerodynamics, a larger touchscreen display with over-the-air updates, smart app integration for navigation and diagnostics, and enhanced LED lighting all around. It is likely to offer a more powerful electric motor delivering brisk acceleration, paired with a larger, more efficient lithium-ion battery promising higher real-world range and faster charging capabilities. The new model may also introduce multiple riding modes, regenerative braking for better efficiency, a comfort-optimized suspension setup, and improved under-seat storage. Together, these enhancements aim to make the new-gen Chetak a more premium, tech-savvy, and commuter-friendly electric scooter suited to Indian urban conditions.
New electric scooter from Simple Energy:
The upcoming new electric scooter from Simple Energy is designed to redefine urban mobility with a sharp, aerodynamic design, advanced battery technology, and a focus on performance and practicality, featuring a high-capacity lithium-ion battery promising an impressive real-world range of around 160 to 200 km per charge, along with quick charging capabilities for minimal downtime; it is expected to use a powerful electric motor delivering robust torque for swift acceleration and smooth city rides, complemented by riding modes to balance efficiency and performance, a fully digital instrument cluster with connected features like navigation and remote diagnostics, disc brakes with combined braking system for safety, LED lighting for better visibility, and a strong chassis setup ensuring stability, comfort, and durability, making it a promising contender in India’s growing premium electric scooter segment.
Ather EL:
The upcoming New Ather EL electric scooter is built on Ather’s new EL platform, a modular and scalable EV architecture designed for cost optimization and versatility. It features a unibody steel frame with a floorboard battery that supports battery packs ranging from 2 kWh to 5 kWh, accommodating different models and battery chemistries. The scooter is expected to use a motor similar to the 6.4 kW unit from the Ather 450X, tuned to offer various performance levels. The EL platform introduces the Advanced Electronic Braking System (AEBS) for enhanced safety with shorter stopping distances and reduced rear-wheel lockups. Ather’s Charge Drive Controller integrates the onboard charger with the motor controller, eliminating the need for a portable charger, which improves storage convenience. It also comes with the latest AtherStack 7.0 software featuring voice interaction, AI tuned to Indian dialects, crash and pothole alerts, and theft protection systems like ParkSafe and LockSafe. The scooter supports fast charging technology capable of delivering 30 km of range with just 10 minutes of charge, and it runs on 14-inch wheels with all-LED lighting and a large boot space for twin helmets, making it a practical choice for family use.
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