Ather Energy is preparing to expand the selection of electric scooters it offers, especially in the 450 series. CEO Tarun Mehta recently gave a sneak peek at the 450 Apex, the company’s next flagship model. Mehta sees the 450 Apex as the apex of the 450 platform, sitting above the existing 450 X model. This most recent addition was launched to commemorate the company’s tenth anniversary and is anticipated to improve Ather’s electric scooter capabilities.
As the next step in Ather’s dedication to electric mobility, the 450 Apex seems to be a huge breakthrough. Ather hopes to raise the bar for the 450 series with this next model, demonstrating their commitment to advancement and creativity in the electric scooter industry.
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Ather 450 Apex: Highest Level of Efficiency
Tarun Mehta recently revealed intriguing information about the impending Ather 450 Apex in a tweet, calling it the epitome of refined performance. He made it clear that the high calibre features on this electric scooter will make up for its high price. According to a video in which professionals evaluated the 450 Apex, it seems to deliver an exhilarating performance.
In addition, there’s excitement for a limited edition model known as Series 2, which has fully translucent body panels, as Mehta hinted at on his X handle earlier this month. Ather has decided to keep the details of the 450 Apex a secret despite the excitement.
More electric scooters are in the works:
In addition to the 450 Apex, the Bengaluru-based EV firm is working on a new family electric scooter that will go on sale the following year. It is expected that this next model will be more reasonably priced than the ones in the range. It is anticipated to provide a reduced degree of performance and features, despite the fact that precise information are currently unknown. For those who may be interested in electric scooters, the goal is to offer a more cost-effective choice while keeping single-charge ranges comparable.