Ather Energy is readying its upcoming family-oriented electric scooter Rizta for launch in India. While the scooter will be unveiled at the Ather Community Day on 6 April, 2024, here’s everything we know so far about the Ather Rizta.StylingCompared to the 450X, the Ather Rizta will feature a completely new design, which will be contemporary
-35,000 units registered in February- Holds a 42 percent share in the electric scooter market- Ola scooters get a eight years/80,000km battery warrantyOla Electric has announced that it recorded its highest ever monthly registrations in the month of February 2024. The company clocked 35,000 registrations for its S1 range of electric scooters and with that
– Now priced at Rs. 1,49,999 (ex-showroom, pan India)- Offer valid till the end of March 2024- Gets a maximum claimed range of 180kmPune-based EV-maker Tork Motors has announced a new discounted price for its electric motorcycle, the Kratos R. The bike now costs Rs. 1,49,999 (ex-showroom, pan India) which makes it about Rs. 37,000
Recently launched with new featuresRetains the engine, design, and hardwareFeatures a new instrument consoleBajaj Auto recently updated its smallest offering in the NS line, the Pulsar NS125. It now gets a new instrument console with smartphone connectivity, among other bits and a new headlight setup. These additions now increase the Pulsar NS125’s value for money
-Based on the Heritage Classic-Part of the limited edition Icons Collection-Powered by a 1868cc, V-twin engineHarley-Davidson has taken the wraps off the 2024 Hydra-Glide Revival in the US. The motorcycle is part of the company’s Icons Collection series and it is limited to 1,750 units worldwide. It is based on the Harley-Davidson Heritage Classic but
– To be based on the KTM 890 Duke platform- Will be launched on 5 March- Powered by an 889cc, parallel-twin motorHusqvarna Motorcycles has released yet another teaser of the upcoming Svartpilen 901 ahead of its global debut in Europe. The scrambler will be based on the KTM 890 Duke platform and is likely to
-Priced at Rs 1.15 lakh-Cheaper than the V1 Pro by Rs 30,000-Bookings openAt the launch of the Vida electric scooter, Hero MotoCorp had introduced two variants- V1 Plus and the top-spec V1 Pro. Overtime, the V1 Plus was discontinued with the V1 Pro being the sole variant on sale. Cut to 2024 and the company