# Simple Energy One Gen 2 — Variants & Prices 2026

> All 1 variant of Simple Energy One Gen 2 with ex-showroom prices.

Source: https://indianautoforum.com/bikes/simple-energy/one-gen-2/variants

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.

## Variants
| Variant | Ex-showroom Price |
|---------|------------------|
| 5 kWh | ₹ 1,83,992 |

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.

## FAQs

**How 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.

**What 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.

**Which 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.

**Does 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.

## More
- [Overview](/bikes/simple-energy/one-gen-2)
- [Full Specifications](/bikes/simple-energy/one-gen-2/specifications)
- [Price in India](/bikes/simple-energy/one-gen-2/price)