A brand new family scooter from Simple Energy goes up against TVS’s five-year-old iQube, one of the best-selling names in Indian electric two-wheelers.
Simple Energy’s first family scooter goes straight after the segment leader. Here’s how the newly launched Wave stacks up against the Bajaj Chetak, price by price and feature by feature.
The Simple Wave is offered in 6 distinctive paint schemes, each having a unique appeal that is relevant to the new-age urban environment.
The newly launched Simple Wave redefines family practicality with a massive 70 liter cargo capacity, while the Hero Vida VX2 counters with the flexibility of removable battery packs.
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