1,09,999 (ex-showroom)Offered in three variantsThe Simple Wave electric scooter has been launched in India, starting at Rs.
It is the brand’s first family-oriented electric scooter and is available in three variants.
As it is a family-oriented scooter, there are some practical bits like a large 920mm seat and spacious floorboard.
The motor accelerates from 0-40kmph in 3.3 seconds in the Wave and Wave Plus variants, whereas it takes 4 seconds on the S variant.
The scooter goes up against other affordable family-oriented electric scooters in the market like the recently launched Ather Konarc, TVS iQube and Bajaj Chetak.
Features a family-oriented design
Prices starting at Rs. 1,09,999 (ex-showroom)
Offered in three variants
The Simple Wave electric scooter has been launched in India, starting at Rs. 1,09,999 (ex-showroom). It is the brand’s first family-oriented electric scooter and is available in three variants. Deliveries of the scooter will begin from 25 September 2026. Here’s everything you need to know:
It features a boxy design and is a departure from the usual sharp and sporty designs that we have seen on other Simple scooters. As it is a family-oriented scooter, there are some practical bits like a large 920mm seat and spacious floorboard.
The underseat storage has a capacity of 70litres, and there are also two compartments on the body panels to store items. There’s also an apron cubby hole to store gloves and other items.
It is powered by a 6.4kW motor with a claimed top speed of up to 90kmph. The motor accelerates from 0-40kmph in 3.3 seconds in the Wave and Wave Plus variants, whereas it takes 4 seconds on the S variant. It will be available in three variants with differing battery capacities. Here’s a breakdown:
Variant Battery Capacity Claimed Range Top Speed (Claimed) S EBN and S TFT 2.2kWh 110km 75kmpl 2.7kWh 132km Wave EBN and Wave TFT 3.7kWh 171km 90kmpl Wave Plus 5kWh 243km
It is suspended on a telescopic fork and twin-shock absorber setup, and it rolls on 12-inch alloy wheels at both ends. The braking duties are taken care of by a disc brake at the front and a drum unit at the rear.
Feature-wise, it gets a 7-inch TFT non-touch console on the top end variant with smartphone connectivity for turn-by-turn navigation and call/SMS alerts. There is a hill hold assist and a traction control system offered as part of the electronic riding aids. The other variants feature a negatively lit LCD console.
Safety features include geo and time-fencing, in addition to theft and tow alerts. The scooter goes up against other affordable family-oriented electric scooters in the market like the recently launched Ather Konarc, TVS iQube and Bajaj Chetak.
