Okinawa Autotech, an electric two-wheeler manufacturer, has reduced the prices of its entire range of electric scooters after the recent amendments in FAME II policy. The company is extending full subsidy benefits of 15000 / KWH to its customers. Based on models, the price has been slashed from Rs 7200 to Rs 17,800with effect from June 11, 2021.
Model
Earlier
(Rs)
Now
Reduction
iPraise+
117,600
99,708
17,892
Praise Pro
84,795
76,848
7,947
Ridge+
69,000
61,791
7,209
Amongst its range of scooters, iPraise+ is one of the topmost selling products by Okinawa Autotech witnessing close to a three-fold increase in the demand in the last few months owing to a number of factors including the fuel price hike. The smart electric scooter comes with an IOT-enabled Mobile Application - ‘Okinawa Eco App’. The app allows the user to track the usage, get directions and add a few emergency contacts to the app.
The iPraise+ hosts several other best-in-class features that have already made waves in the market. iPraise + is an evolutionary detachable lithium-ion battery product with a superior range of 160-180 km/charge and charging time of 2-3 hours, as well as a weight that is 30-40% less than many other EVs in its category.
Okinawa has emerged as one of the most popular electric scooter manufacturers in India with over 90,000 scooters on road as of May 2021. The company is investing Rs 150 crore to set up a new manufacturing facility in Rajasthan near the company's existing plant in the State.
Omega Seiki Mobility (OSM), a part of the Anglian Omega Group has announced a joint venture with iM3NY, a prominent battery technology player in the US, to bring battery cell technology in the Indian ...
Continental is promoting the development and use of open source software. The technology company has adopted a manifesto that emphasises its commitment to collaborative work with Free and Open Source ...
Nearly 50 DHL Express vans will begin running on the Michelin UPTIS airless tyre to make last-mile deliveries in Singapore by the end of 2023. The pilot programme begins with the first vehicles making...