Bounce Infinity E1 Electric Scooter Launched At Rs. 45,099

- Bounce Infinity E1 electric scooter launched at Rs. 68,999
- Battery-as-a-service option for those buying scooter without battery
- Gets 2 kWh lithium ion battery with a range of 85 km on a single charge
Bengaluru-based Bounce has ventured into the electric mobility space with the launch of the Infinity E1 electric scooter. The Bounce Infinity E1 is priced at Rs. 68,999 with a standard lithium ion swappable battery. The company is also retailing the scooter with the battery-as-a-service option and is priced at Rs. 45,099 (all prices, ex-showroom Delhi). With the latter, the Infinity electric scooter can be purchased with the battery available on a rental basis. The offering comes with swappable batteries that will be available through dedicated swapping stations set-up by the company. Pre-bookings for the Bounce Infinity begin at Rs. 499 (refundable) from today onwards, while deliveries will take place from March 2022.
Also Read: Bounce Expands Battery-Swapping Infrastructure With New Partnerships

Customers buying the electric scooter without the battery can go for the Battery-As-A-Service option with different rental plans
The Bounce Infinity E1 is FAME II eligible and can receive subsidies from state governments. This will reduce the acquisition price on the electric scooter. However, the company says the battery as a service option will lower cost of orwnership for customers. Bounce says this pushes running costs of the scooter down substantially, by about 40 per cent when compared to conventional scooters. The Bounce Infinity E1 will also be offered with the battery, which can be removed from the scooter and charged by customers at their home or office or wherever convenient.
| State-Wise Prices | Infinity E1 (With Battery) |
|---|---|
| Gujarat | Rs. 59,999 |
| Karnataka | Rs. 68,999 |
| Delhi | Rs. 68,999 |
| Maharashtra | Rs. 69,999 |
| Rajasthan | Rs. 72,999 |
| All Other States | Rs. 79,999 |
Also Read: Bounce Partners With Park+ To Set Up Over 3,500 Battery Swapping Stations In India
Vivekananda Hallekere, CEO & Co-Founder, Bounce said, "I strongly believe in the potential of electric vehicles in India - it is with this vision that we launched our in-house EV mobility solutions in June 2019. Today, we are building on our success, and to facilitate faster adoption of EVs, Bounce has taken a step ahead to develop the Infinity E1. We are committed to taking on all challenges to make India a leading EV adopter globally."

Vivekananda Hallekere, CEO & Co-Founder, Bounce says they are the first and only ones to provide both options - to swap batteries from network as well as charge-at-home - for the Infinity E1
He further added, "The Bounce Infinity E1 is designed and engineered to cater to the evolving needs of electric scooter customers in India. Our advanced 'Made in India' scooter will come equipped with enhanced state-of-the-art equipment and intelligent features. We are glad to announce that we are the first and only ones to provide both options - to swap batteries from our network as well as charge-at-home - for the Infinity E1."
The Bounce Infinity E1 comes in five exciting colour options: Sporty Red, Sparkle Black, Pearl White, Desat Silver and Comed Grey. Pre-bookings start today, with deliveries slated for March 2022 through its dealership network and its online platform, for seamless deliveries across India. It will come equipped with a comprehensive warranty of 3 years, up to 50,000 kms.

The Bounce Infinity E1 comes in five exciting colour options: Sporty Red, Sparkle Black, Pearl White, Desat Silver and Comed Grey
The Bounce Infinity E1 looks like a conventional offering and will appeal to a wider set of customers. It gets stylish alloy wheels, a digital instrument console, and 12-litre boot for storage. The scooter also gets projector headlights, LED lighting, while a tubular frame underpins the model. The model gets hydraulic telescopic front suspension and twin shock absorbers at the rear. Bounce says the scooter comes with a sophisticated CANBUS to include a six-axis accelerometer, overvoltage/undervoltage protection, side stand sensor, battery, motor controller, VCU, and the display all talk to each other. The model also gets a smart mobile app that can be connected to the user's phone. You can get the Drag mode, reverse mode, 12-inch wheels, anti-theft lock, tow alert and more.
Power comes from the BLDC motor that packs 83 Nm of peak torque. Bounce claims 0-40 kmph in 8 seconds and a top speed of 65 kmph. The Bounce Infinity gets Eco mode for maximise range. The electric scooter comes with a 2kWh Lithium-Ion battery pack, and offers a range of 85 km on a single charge.
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