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•18w

Suggest a good electric scooter for an elderly person with a maximum commute of 30 km, easy to ride and replace an old activa 3G. It has to be light, simple to use, and no nonsense.

•18w

Since your daily run isn't that high and you've said you want a no-nonsense scooter, the best option for you would be the TVS iQube 2.2. In our experience with it, the iQube consistently returned real-world range as what was indicated on the display, in its higher Power mode. Eco mode saw us extract 75km on a single charge, and unlike most EVs, the iQube's Eco mode is actually fairly usable. At 110kg, it is also only 5 kilos heavier than an Activa and will be easy to manage for most folks.

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Kawasaki Z300 is launched in India at more than 3 lakhs. Do you think this makes sense and will people buy it?

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•1d

So far, Honda hasn't announced any plans to localise the NX500 E-Clutch, and in fact, even the Rebel 500 E-Clutch isn't fully localised yet. Its engine is still entirely imported. Considering that the Rebel 500 has yet to receive a price tag and its deliveries are certainly some time away, you can put to bed any notions of the NX500 being localised anytime soon.

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•1w

Hi Autocar, I want to buy a bike. I'm 6ft tall and want something that won't cause leg or back pain. Which should I choose: the Honda Unicorn, Yamaha FZ V4, Yamaha XSR 155, or any other bike? Please advise.

•1d

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