1. What is the price of the Ather 450S 3.7 kWh?
The Ather 450S 3.7 kWh is listed at approximately ₹1.50 lakh ex-showroom. The final price may vary with location, dealer offers and applicable charges.
2. What is the claimed range of the Ather 450S 3.7 kWh?
It has a claimed IDC range of 161 km per charge. Real-world range will vary depending on riding style, speed, traffic, terrain and load.
3. What is the top speed of the Ather 450S 3.7 kWh?
The larger-battery version has a claimed top speed of 90 km/h.
4. Does the Ather 450S 3.7 kWh have more power than the 2.9 kWh version?
No. Both versions produce 5.4 kW of peak power and 22 Nm of peak torque. The larger battery primarily provides a higher claimed range.
5. How long does the Ather 450S 3.7 kWh take to charge?
Ather’s published charging figures for the 3.7 kWh configuration are approximately 4 hours 30 minutes for a 0–80% home charge and 5 hours 45 minutes for a 0–100% charge. Actual charging time may vary.
6. What is the kerb weight of the Ather 450S 3.7 kWh?
The listed kerb weight is approximately 111.6 kg, slightly higher than the 2.9 kWh version.
7. Does the Ather 450S 3.7 kWh get the same features as the smaller version?
Yes. Both configurations share the main 450S equipment, including the DeepView display, turn-by-turn navigation, AutoHold, Park Assist and FallSafe.
8. Is the Ather 450S 3.7 kWh suitable for long daily commutes?
Its 161 km claimed IDC range makes it more suitable for riders who cover longer distances than the smaller-battery version. However, buyers should account for real-world range and charging access when planning their commute.
9. Is the Ather 450S 3.7 kWh worth buying?
It may be worth considering if the additional range is important to your usage. If your daily commute is relatively short and you can charge regularly, the 2.9 kWh version may be a more economical choice.