From the rear, the Simple Wave could be mistaken for any other family scooter. Until...
You see the front. Sure, there are some familiar design cues but that design is certainly unique
Except the base 2.2kWh variant, the rest get a TFT cluster at least as an option. Standard is a negative LCD instrument cluster called Infinity Black on all but the highest 5kWh + variant
750W portable charger is standard across the board, but if you think it's quite big...
... the boot is a staggering 63L of storage and can quite easily fit an international full face helmet in it
If the 63L is still not enough for you, you get an additional 4 litres with this 'Pill Storage' cubby. Right one is standard, but the left one is an optional accessory
Quite spacious to ride but isn't super long or unwieldy for our cities
The spaciousness is thanks to the 920mm long seat, which Simple claims is the longest on any Indian scooter
Unlike the 'One' scooters, the Wave's motor is driven by a chain, not a belt
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The Simple Wave is the family scooter from the Bengaluru-based startup. It offers a claimed IDC range of up to 243km, and Simple is looking to position it as a mass-market scooter compared to its sharp, performance-focused offerings, the One and One S.
The Wave is available in four variants as per the battery capacity. The base Wave S is offered in two battery capacities: 2.2kWh and 2.7kWh, with 110km and 132km of IDC range, respectively. The middle variant, Wave, has a 3.7kWh battery and 171km of IDC range, whereas the top Wave + variant has a 5kWh battery and is claimed to go 243km on a single charge, offering the highest range in its segment.
Dimensions-wise, compared to the One range, seat height has been lowered by 5mm to 775mm and ground clearance has been increased by 3mm to 175mm. The base Wave S weighs 124.5kg, the Wave weighs 121kg, and the Wave + weighs 128kg. The Simple Wave’s prices start at Rs 1.10 lakh (ex-showroom, Bengaluru), we've added all the prices below for easy reference. The company has announced that deliveries will commence on September 25.
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