Official Pricing Revealed For Simple Energy Dot One Electric Scooter

The new pricing is almost ₹ 40,000 more than the introductory price.

Simple Energy Dot 1

The new pricing is almost ₹ 40,000 more than the introductory price.

Simple Energy has announced the official pricing for its latest electric two-wheeler, the Simple Dot One. The Simple electric scooter now comes with a starting price of ₹ 1,39,999 (Ex-showroom Bangalore). The introductory price for the scooter was ₹ 99,999 for the first few customers till stocks lasted.

Simple Energy Dot 1

Priority pre-booking window to switch from Simple One to Dot One 

₹ 1,39,999 (ex-showroom Bangalore) from Jan 1 Onwards

Pre-booking for all customers

INR 1,39,999 (ex-showroom Bangalore) from Jan 27 Onwards

Pre-bookings for the Simple Dot One will open from January 27, for all customers. A priority pre-booking window from January 1 onwards exclusively caters to existing Simple One customers, allowing them to switch to the Dot One at the special price of ₹ 1,39,999 (Ex-showroom Bangalore). The pre-booking process, available at (www.simpleenergy.in) and is priced at ₹ 1,947.

Simple Energy Dot 1

The Dot One is Simple Energy's second offering. It has a certified range of 151 km. The Dot One, a sub-variant built on the platform of the Simple One and features a fixed battery, delivering 160 km in IDC, making it the longest-range electric scooter in its category.

The Dot One is available in four colours: Namma Red, Brazen Black, Grace White, and Azure Blue. Responding to customer requests, Simple Energy has introduced LightX and BrazenX colour options.

Simple Energy Dot 1

Dot One claims to be the fastest electric scooter in its segment, accelerating from 0 to 40 kmph in 2.77 seconds. With a 3.7 kWh battery capacity and an 8.5 kW electric motor, it delivers a peak torque output of 72 Nm. Safety features include CBS and disc brakes but it does miss out on ABS. The scooter also has a 35-litre under-seat storage.

Deliveries of the Simple Dot One will begin only in Bengaluru first and gradually extend to other cities in a phased manner.