In 2023, many new names made their debut in the Indian motorcycle market. However, when it comes to scooters, the industry has taken a more conservative approach and introduced only a few models. Let’s take a look at the scooters that have gained the most popularity this year.
Honda Activa 6G Smart Key
Honda has introduced an upgraded version of its popular Activa scooter line – Activa 6G Smart Key. The keyless function allows drivers to conveniently use various features such as steering lock/unlock, seat and fuel lid opening. The scooter also has additional features such as theft protection and vehicle tracking. The Activa 6G retains successful design, engine, and components. Honda has priced it from 76,234 Rs (ex-factory price, Delhi) and above.
Hero Xoom
Hero MotoCorp started 2023 by introducing a new sporty scooter called Xoom. This model stands out with its unique design and is targeted towards the youth. It is equipped with modern features such as LED headlight, Bluetooth connectivity, cornering lights, and USB charging port. The Xoom is powered by a single-cylinder, air-cooled engine with a capacity of 110.9 cc, producing a power of 8.05 HP and a torque of 8.70 Nm. Hero offers three variants of Xoom – LX, ZX, and VX, with different prices and features.
Ather 450X and 450S
Ather, a renowned manufacturer of electric scooters, has introduced revised versions of their popular models 450X and 450S. The 450X is available with two battery options – 2.9 kWh and 3.7 kWh, while the 450S is equipped with a 2.9 kWh battery. The 450X and 450S have various features, including a display and switches. The starting price for the 450X is 137,999 Rs, and the 450S costs 130,000 Rs (both ex-factory prices, Bengaluru). Ather also offers a Pro Pack with additional advanced features for an extra fee.
Ola S1X
Ola Electric has introduced its latest models, including the S1X, which is part of their affordable range of electric scooters. The S1X series offers three different variants with varying battery capacities, top speeds, features, and charging times. The initial price for the base version is 89,999 Rs, and the mid and Plus variants cost 99,999 Rs and 109,999 Rs respectively (both ex-factory prices, Bengaluru). The Ola S1X series aims to provide economical options for commuters.
Bajaj Chetak Urbane
Bajaj has refreshed its range of electric scooters, introducing the Chetak Urbane model for 2024. This model features the TecPac package, which includes functions such as hill hold, reverse mode, and full smartphone connectivity with intrusion alerts and over-the-air updates. The Chetak Urbane reaches a maximum speed of 73 km/h, while the standard variant reaches 63 km/h. Bajaj offers the scooter in four color patterns, starting at a price of 115,001 Rs (ex-factory price, Pune).
As the scooter market in India evolves, these new models provide consumers with a choice of different options that cater to various preferences and budgets.
The source of the article is from the blog cheap-sound.com