Ather 450 FAQ's

The maximum speed of the Ather 450 is 80 km/h, and it can accelerate from 0 to 60 km/h in just 3.9 seconds. This makes it one of the fastest electric scooters on the market.

The battery on the Ather 450 has a capacity of 2.71 kWh, and it takes around 5 hours to fully charge using a standard charger. The range on a single charge is approximately 75 km in Eco mode and 60 km in Ride mode.

The motor on the Ather 450 has a peak power output of 5.4 kW, which is higher than most other electric scooters in its class. This allows for quick acceleration and good performance on hills and steep inclines.

The Ather 450 weighs 108 kg, which is slightly heavier than some other electric scooters but still relatively light compared to traditional gasoline-powered scooters. The weight is well-distributed and does not affect handling or performance negatively.

The Ather 450 performs well on hills and steep inclines thanks to its powerful motor and torque output. It can easily climb steep hills without losing speed or power.

The Ather 450 offers regenerative braking, which helps to recharge the battery and increase overall efficiency. It can be adjusted to different levels of regeneration, depending on rider preference and road conditions.

The Ather 450 handles well in different road and weather conditions, thanks to its large wheels, good suspension, and advanced electronic systems such as traction control and ABS. It can handle wet roads, high winds, and other challenging conditions with ease.

The braking distance of the Ather 450 is relatively short, thanks to its front and rear disc brakes and advanced electronic systems such as ABS. It can stop quickly and safely in emergency situations.

The Ather 450 performs well even when carrying a passenger or extra weight. The powerful motor and good torque output allow for quick acceleration and good performance, even with additional weight on the scooter.