


7-inch capacitive touchscreen a scooter-segment first, is feature-packed.

Park assist features 3kph reverse mode - a thoughtful addition.

Ather does connectivity commendably, adding to real-world practicality.

Full-LED headlight is flush-fitting into slim apron, weighs just over 1kg.

LED tail light and indicators are certain a design highlight.

Power from the 5.1kW motor is transferred via an exposed belt drive

30mm telescopic fork offers firm ride; front disc feels dull but gets combined braking.

Note two-step switch in the centre, usable for scrolling through screen options/prompts.

Switchgear is simple and intuitive but lacks premium feel.

Minimalist branding adds to the Ather 450's clean design.

Storage bay can accommodate a full face helmet although not all shell sizes.

Aluminium swingarm, rear disc are impressive scooter features.

Seat is sporty but also quite comfy for both, rider and pillion.

Well-finished side-stand integrates neatly into the bodywork.

Riding geometry could be better - remember to stick your knee out for slow-speed turns!
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