Bounce Infinity Electric Scooter Launch Date Revealed

- The Bounce Infinity electric scooter will be launched on December 2, 2021
- Bookings for the Bounce Infinity e-scooteer will begin at Rs. 499
- Deliveries will take place in early 2022
Bengaluru-based smart mobility solutions company, Bounce will be launching its first-ever electric scooter next month. The Bounce Infinity will be launched on December 2, 2021, and bookings for the offering will begin on the same day for a token of Rs. 499. Bounce also revealed that deliveries for the new Infinity electric scooter will begin sometime early next year. The new offering will be taking on the likes of the Ather 450 range, Ola S1, Bajaj Chetak, TVS iQube and the upcoming Simple One in the segment.
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The Bounce Infinity electric scooter will be made at the company's Bhiwadi plant. Mechanical specifications are yet to be revealed
In addition to launching the Infinity electric scooter, Bounce will also set up battery swapping stations for customers. The scooter will be sold with the battery pack as optional, allowing buyers a lower acquisition price along with access to the company's swapping stations on a pay as you use policy. The company says the scooter will be using a lithium-ion unit that can be carried back to home or office for charging convenience. Bounce says the optional battery pack will reduce the running cost of the scooter by 40 per cent over a conventional petrol-powered offering.
Bounce enters the electric two-wheeler segment after acquiring a 100 per cent stake in 22Motors. The upcoming e-scooter will be manufactured at 22Motors' Bhiwadi plant in Rajasthan. The facility has an installed capacity of 180,000 scooters per year. Bounce has also set aside $100 million for further investment in the EV business next year. The company is planning to set up its second plant somewhere in the South in the future.
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