Electric Scooter enthusiasts this news might interest you. Yamaha Electric scooter might soon be launching its first-ever electric scooter in India. That’s right, the Japanese automaker could unveil a lineup of EV two-wheelers on April 11. This may include the globally launched Yamaha E01 and Yamaha Neo e-scooters.
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Yamaha electric scooter news
While the company has not officially revealed the launch date but it has commenced sending ‘Block Your Date’ invites to dealers with a message. The invite summary says that the company is stepping into the future with a stylish and sporty product without specifically revealing much.
Also, the manufacturer has registered E01 and EC-05 in India where the latter e-scooter is retailing in Taiwan. As for India is concerned, Yamaha is believed to take off with a premium range of electric scooters including an LCD digital console, wireless connectivity, and smart features to be connected with smartphones.
Yamaha E01 and Neo e-scooter specs (Expected)
Out of the two alleged EVs, Yamaha Neo is believed to be an electric scooter comparable to a 50cc petrol scooter with a range of up to 68km. The Neo could reach a top speed of around 40kmph and lower to 35kmph in Eco mode. It would support an Android connection with DRL LED front lights and an LED-cluster rear lamp.
On the other hand, Yamaha E01 will be more premium with performance somewhat equivalent to a 125cc petrol scooter. It could offer an improved range of up to 80km per single charge with a top speed of 80-100kmph. Design-wise, it can follow a maxi-scooter model for a sporty look. The E01, for sure, will offer advanced smart features, trendy head and tail lights, and comfortable riding ergonomics.
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For battery, it is widely believed that Yamaha could offer both – complete ownership and swappable plans. For the latter model, customers can reduce the purchase cost and pay subscription fees to replace batteries whenever required.
