Simple Wave Electric Scooter LAUNCH Highlights: Price, Specifications, Images

- Simple Energy to launch Wave E scooter today
- Shares its underpinnings with the Simple One
- Likely to offer 180 km range (claimed)
Bengaluru-based Simple Energy is set to launch the Wave, its first electric scooter aimed at the family scooter segment in India today. Unlike the Simple One and the Simple Ultra, which focus more on performance, the Wave is essentially for family-oriented buyers. The brand states that Wave has been developed around practicality, everyday usability and technology.
Simple Energy will announce prices and complete details of the Wave electric scooter today. Watch this space to know all about it.

The company states that the Wave has been developed leveraging the experience and engineering from the Simple One, which means it shares the same underpinnings.

Previous Spy shots of test scooters have already revealed some details, including a large single-piece seat, telescopic front suspension and twin shocks at the rear.

The scooter is also expected to have a claimed range of around 180km; top speed could be 70 kmph.

The Wave is expected to ride on 12-inch wheels at both ends. Simple Energy is yet to reveal the battery capacity or motor specifications, so details such as peak power, torque and performance will only be be known in sometime from now.

Here is your first look at the new Simple Wave.

Take a look at the battery pack options of the Wave:

Simple Energy says that the Wave can charge from 0 to 80 per cent in 70 minutes.

The Wave will be offered in Wave S Wave and Wave+ variants with top speed of 90 kmph in the latter. 

The model comes equipped with a 7-inch TFT screen offering turn-by-turn navigation and other connected features.

Entry-level variants get a simple LCD cluster for instrument duties.

It gets disc brakes at the front and a drum brake at the rear across all variants. Telescopic front forks and twin shocks handle suspension duties. The scooter rides on 12-inch wheels on both ends.

The Simple Wave comes eqipped with LED lighting all around. It also gets ambient, Hazard and welcome lights. 
Here are some of the accessories offered with the Wave.

The Wave also gets hill hold assist, traction control among other features.


The Simple Wave will be offered in six colour options
Here are some of the key highlights of the Simple Wave

Simple Energy has launched the Wave in India at Rs 1.10 lakh (ex-showroom). Deliveries are slated to begin on September 25. 
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