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Simple Energy One Gen 2

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One Gen 2 Variants & Prices

₹ 1,83,992ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Weight
129kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

02 / Variants

Simple Energy One Gen 2 All Variants and Prices

Simple Energy offers the One Gen 2 in two variants, and the differences between them go beyond just battery size.

One Gen 2 4.5 kWh - Rs 1,69,999 (ex-showroom, introductory) The entry point comes with a 6.4 kW peak motor, 52 Nm of torque, 236 km IDC range, and a top speed of 90 kmph. The 0-40 kmph sprint takes 3.3 seconds. This is the more affordable, everyday commuter pick - plenty of performance for city riding and a range that leaves no anxiety about charging on a daily basis. If your commute is under 60 km a day and your city has a Simple Energy dealer, this is genuinely excellent value.

One Gen 2 5 kWh - Rs 1,83,992 (ex-showroom) For Rs 14,000 more, you get a substantially different scooter. The 8.8 kW peak motor and 72 Nm torque transforms the riding character - 115 kmph top speed, 2.55-second 0-40 sprint, and 265 km IDC range. This is the variant for riders who want the full performance experience or regularly do mixed city-highway runs. The on-road price difference across cities will be around Rs 18,000-22,000 once RTO and insurance are added.

Which one to buy? If your daily run is under 80 km, the 4.5 kWh is plenty. If you want the thrill of having India's longest-range production EV and the fastest e-scooter in the segment, the 5 kWh variant is worth every extra rupee. On-road prices across major cities for the 5 kWh: Bangalore Rs 2,05,961, Delhi Rs 2,04,949, Hyderabad Rs 2,08,588, Chennai Rs 2,06,099.

Spec5 kWh
Price₹ 1,83,992
Engine—
Max Power—
Mileage (ARAI)—
ABSCBS
WheelsAlloy
Start Type—
TyresTubeless
Colours9

Simple Energy offers the Gen 2 range through 60+ showrooms nationwide and online via Amazon and Flipkart. The introductory prices may change - if you're considering a purchase, locking in now is sensible. Check the state subsidy situation in your city too: some states offer additional EV incentives that can bring the effective price down further. The EMI on the 5 kWh variant starts at around Rs 5,967/month over 36 months.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does Simple Energy One Gen 2 come in?▾
Simple Energy One Gen 2 is available in two variants: the 4.5 kWh (Rs 1,69,999 ex-showroom) with a 6.4 kW motor, 52 Nm, 236 km IDC range, and 90 kmph top speed; and the 5 kWh (Rs 1,83,992) with an 8.8 kW motor, 72 Nm, 265 km range, and 115 kmph top speed. Both come with the same 9 colour options and standard features.
QWhat is the key difference between the 4.5 kWh and 5 kWh variants?▾
The 5 kWh variant has a significantly more powerful motor (8.8 kW vs 6.4 kW), higher torque (72 Nm vs 52 Nm), a higher top speed (115 kmph vs 90 kmph), faster acceleration (2.55 s vs 3.3 s for 0-40 kmph), and 29 km more IDC range. The price difference is Rs 14,000 ex-showroom, translating to about Rs 18,000-22,000 more on-road.
QWhich Simple Energy One Gen 2 variant offers the best value for money?▾
For daily city commuters clocking under 80 km a day, the 4.5 kWh variant at Rs 1,69,999 is excellent value. For riders who want maximum performance, range security, or mixed city-highway capability, the 5 kWh variant at Rs 1,83,992 is the better buy - the Rs 14,000 premium is justified given the substantially higher power output and range ceiling.
QDoes Simple Energy One Gen 2 have dual-channel ABS on any variant?▾
No, neither variant of the Simple Energy One Gen 2 offers ABS - single or dual-channel. Both use CBS (Combined Braking System) with disc brakes front and rear. This is a notable omission given the 115 kmph top speed of the 5 kWh variant, and one area where rivals like the Ather 450X have an advantage.