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      2024 Jawa Perak And 42 Bobber Launched – Exciting Bobbers Updated

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      2024 Jawa Perak and 42 Bobber LaunchedThe new 2024 Jawa Perak and 42 Bobber cater to the thriving Bobber culture with period-correct styling and sporty performanceIndia is world’s largest motorcycle and scooter market. There is a massive uproar in neo-retro and classic motorcycles in the Asian subcontinent. Cashing in on this growing niche, we have Classic Legends with Jawa and Yezdi brands. Team Jawa has just launched new and updated 2024 versions of their flagship Perak and 42 Bobber.2024 Jawa Perak And 42 Bobber LaunchedClassic Legends has been the de facto Bobber motorcycle manufacturer in India with Perak and 42 Bobber on sale. Both of these motorcycles take the same Bobber principles but differ in their execution and overall looks and aesthetics. Where Perak goes all-out on a vintage and classic formula, 42 Bobber is more neo-retro.2024 Jawa PerakWith 2024 Jawa Perak and 42 Bobber, the company has worked on improving general perception of Bobber motorcycles by making them more practical, appealing and flashy. There’s more flash value with new Jawa Perak owing to its meticulously executed Stealth Matte Black/Matte Grey dual-tone colour scheme.What’s special about new 2024 Jawa Perak are the beautifully crafted brass elements on fuel tank badges and fuel filler cap for that authentic old-school appeal. Perfectly complementing these brass elements is the quilted tan single-piece seat that promises more comfort than before.2024 Jawa Perak Brass Elements2024 Jawa Perak Quilted Tan SeatTo add to Perak’s comfort quotient, Jawa has re-positioned rider foot pegs 155mm forwards for a sofa-like riding posture. Rear mono-shock suspension setup has been reworked as well to add to the overall ride and dynamics. Pricing for 2024 Jawa Perak start from Rs. 2.13 lakh (ex-sh).2024 Jawa 42 BobberUpdates to 2024 Jawa 42 Bobber are much more profound. We say this because Jawa has not only made 42 Bobber more practical with the addition of ally wheels and tubeless tyres, but it is now more accessible with the updated pricing. 2024 Jawa 42 Bobber now starts from an attractive price point of Rs. 2.09 lakh (ex-sh) for Moonstone White variant.2024 Jawa 42 BobberNew colour options with 2024 Jawa 42 Bobber are Mystic Copper and Jasper Red dual-tone. Notable features of 42 Bobber are LED lighting, a digital instrument cluster, a USB charging socket, an adjustable seat, and multiple luggage mounting options.Both Jawa Perak and 42 Bobber are powered by the same 334cc liquid-cooled DOHC 4V engine that outputs thrilling performance metrics to suit the character of both motorcycles. At around 30 bhp and 30 Nm, both motorcycles promise exhilarating performance along with best-in-class acceleration and braking. Braking by ByBre (280mm front and 240mm rear), dual-channel ABS by Continental, slip and assist clutch and a new seven-step preload adjustable mono-shock suspension are notable features.2024 Jawa 42 BobberStatement from Jawa YezdiCommenting on the launch, Ashish Singh Joshi, CEO of Jawa Yezdi Motorcycles, stated, “The Jawa Perak quickly became one of our top-selling models, a testament to India’s growing aspirational market. The 42 Bobber only cemented our segment domination further. The bobber mindset is an acquired one; you either have it or don’t. You must ride it to know if you have it. That said, the Jawa Perak’s new design does tempt you over to the dark side!” More

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      2024 Bajaj Pulsar 150 Reach Dealerships – New Features, Hardware, Graphics

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      2024 Bajaj Pulsar 150 Reach DealershipsThe new and updated 2024 Bajaj Pulsar 150 is now better equipped to take on the likes of TVS Apache 160 2V and Honda Unicorn and Yamaha FZThe Pulsar range has been one of the most popular motorcycle sub-brands in India by a long shot. With immense popularity and loyalty, Pulsar still revs the heart of many motorcycling enthusiasts. The 125cc Pulsars might be the highest volume generators for Bajaj. But updating Pulsar 150 is just as crucial. That’s exactly what Bajaj is doing, a real update.2024 Bajaj Pulsar 150 Reach DealershipsWe say a real update because Pulsar 150 has been kept the same for a very long time. Sure, Bajaj updated Pulsar 150’s engine to meet BS6 P1 emission norms in 2020 and BS6 P2 emission norms in 2023. But design-wise and features-wise Pulsar 150 has been more or less the same since what, 2008?2024 Bajaj Pulsar 150 – Stylish GraphicsBajaj is not messing with the design of Pulsar 150 at all. Which is a good thing. Original Pulsar design is one of the most soothing and timeless we have seen. Whatever Pulsar brand is today, it is because of the legacy of Pulsar 150. A lot is riding on this update and Bajaj has kept it simple.Speaking of updates, there have to be new stickers and there are. As seen in the video by AutoTechInfo, Bajaj has offered new and more stylish graphics to entice younger audiences. These new graphics accompanied by 3D Pulsar logo on fuel tank lend a sporty appeal. Other design attributes like muscular tank shrouds and underbelly cowl are still present.[embedded content]New Instrument ScreenFor the first time in Pulsar 150’s history, Bajaj is offering a fully digital instrument console that we have seen with other Pulsars updated recently. We get a large LCD cluster that shows all the vehicular information at a glance. This replaces the old analog/digital instrument cluster. This cluster packed an analog tacho and digital speedo.Now, both the tacho and speedo are now digital with this new update and there is a gear position indicator as well. This cluster supports Bluetooth connectivity and you can connect your smartphone via Bajaj’s proprietary app. However, it would have been nicer if the company had offered 2024 Bajaj Pulsar 150 with turn-by-turn navigation features like recently updated NS160 and NS200.2024 Bajaj Pulsar 150 – New Digital ClusterIt has to be seen whether Bajaj is offering this instrument cluster as standard fitment or only with top-spec dual disc split seat variant that we see in the video. AutoTechInfo also mentioned dual-channel ABS, something that has never been offered on Pulsar 150 before. Other attributes like clip-on handlebar, split seat, dual disc brakes, 90/90-17 front and 120/80-17 rear tyres, USB charger, halogen turn indicators remain as they were.Powertrain is unchanged too. This 149.5cc single-cylinder air-cooled 2V SOHC engine still develops 13.8 bhp of peak power and 13.2 Nm of peak torque, mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The video quotes a price of Rs. 1,38,928 (on road, Uttar Pradesh) for this very top-spec 2024 Bajaj Pulsar 150. Proper ex-sh prices should be announced soon. More

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      2024 Bajaj Pulsar N250 First Official Teaser Out – Badass In Making

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      2024 Bajaj Pulsar N250 TeaserAlong with the functional updates, Pulsar N250 could also get some new colour options and graphicsBajaj is currently busy updating its Pulsar range, the largest contributor to the company’s overall two-wheeler sales. Models that have been updated this year include Pulsar NS125, NS160 and NS200. New top-spec versions of Pulsar N150 and N160 have also been launched. Next update is likely for the biggest pulsars N250 and F250, as evident with the ongoing road tests.Pulsar N250 TeaserWhile there are no complaints about the performance of Pulsar N250 and F250, the bikes seem to lack in terms of tech integrations. Take for example a Bluetooth based full digital instrument cluster that is available with most bikes in the quarter litre segment. It is likely that focus on launching the biggest Pulsars at an affordable price point may have restricted the availability of premium features.2024 Bajaj Pulsar N250 TeaserHowever, based on market feedback, OEMs often introduce new updates. Today’s generation of riders want to be seamlessly connected at all times. Apparently, this segment of users is pretty huge and cannot be ignored. It is to note that Bajaj has already introduced a Bluetooth-based digital instrument cluster with the updated Pulsar NS200.It is likely that the same instrument module will now be installed on the Pulsar 250 twins. Users will be able to pair their smartphones via Bajaj Ride Connect App to access functions such as calls, text messages, signal level, phone battery status and turn-by-turn navigation.2024 Bajaj Pulsar N250 TeaserAnother key feature that the current Pulsar 250 model is missing are USD forks. This again is something that many bikes in this segment already have. Even other Pulsar bikes like NS160 and NS200 are equipped with USD forks. At the time of Pulsar 250 launch, enthusiasts were expecting USD forks as standard with the biggest Pulsar bikes. However, it was not even available as an optional feature. With the updated Pulsar 250 twins getting USD forks, users can expect better overall performance and safety.2024 Bajaj Pulsar N250 Teaser ? pic.twitter.com/V8lyGD5cAQ— RushLane (@rushlane) April 8, 2024Pulsar N250 and F250 new colour optionsAs of now, both Pulsar 250 bikes have only the Brooklyn Black colour shade. While the black shade presents a dominating look and feel, it may not be acceptable to everyone. The Pulsar 250 twins can certainly do better with a more vibrant and diverse colour palette. The bikes can also accommodate some new, sportier graphics. It remains to be seen how much effort Bajaj puts into these aspects.No performance boostNew versions of Pulsar N250 and F250 will continue with the existing 249.07 cc, single cylinder 4 stroke, SOHC, 2 valve, oil cooled, FI engine. It generates 24.5 PS of max power and 21.5 Nm of peak torque. The engine is mated to a constant mesh 5-speed gearbox. Most other hardware bits will be carried forward. It includes 300 mm front and 230 mm rear disc brakes, dual-channel ABS, rear monoshock suspension, 17-inch wheels and 100/80 / 130/70 tubeless tyres.With addition of USD forks and Bluetooth-based digital instrument cluster, Pulsar 250 twins will come with a higher price tag. The existing ABS models are available at a starting price of Rs 1.50 lakh. More

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      2024 Yamaha MT15, Fascino, RayZR Launched With New Colours, Graphics

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      2024 Yamaha MT15 V2 – New colour launchedStriking colour options and cosmetic upgrades along with sportier graphics are part of the updates introduced by Yamaha, drawing attention of younger audienceAs the new financial year sets off to a flying start, India Yamaha Motor has introduced new colour schemes and graphics across three of its leading models. As a part of the Call of the Blue campaign, Yamaha has introduced these vibrant colors and visual updates to the MT-15 V2, Fascino and Ray ZR palates, though it does not involve any mechanical alterations.2024 Yamaha MT15 – New ColoursNow adding new colours to the MT-15 V2, Fascino and Ray ZR, each of these three models are among the top selling models in domestic markets in the Yamaha lineup each month. Adding new colour schemes and graphics keen these models alive enticing buyers with some personalized colour options and to continue the company’s strong association with their customers.2024 Yamaha MT15 V2 – New colour launchedSet to draw the attention of a younger segment of buyers with these vibrant colour schemes, MT-15 V2 DLX trim gets a new Cyber Green colour scheme in addition to its existing colours of Dark Matte Blue, Metallic Black, Ice Fluo Vermillion, Racing Blue and Metallic Black.It also gains some graphical revisions while the Japanese automaker has also introduced a hazard function in the MT-15 V2 DLX model so as to indicate to fellow riders to be cautious while riding. This street fighter is priced at Rs 1,72,700 (ex.sh.) and draws its power via a 155cc, liquid cooled, 4 valve engine with 18 hp power and 4.10 Nm torque.2024 Yamaha MT15 V2 – New colour launchedYamaha Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid in Cyan BlueYamaha has added Cyan Blue to the colour schemes of Metallic Black, Matte Red, Racing Blue, and Dark Matte Blue on the Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid which is now priced at Rs 91,430 for the Disc variant and at Rs 85,030 for the Drum variant (ex.sh.).Yamaha Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid in Cyan BlueIt sees no change in its mechanics and continues to draw its power via a 125cc, air cooled, fuel injected engine with Hybrid Power Assist feature. It also gets LED lamps, a digital meter console with Y-Connect Bluetooth, automatic start / stop feature and smart motor generator relating to higher fuel efficiency.Yamaha Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid New Colour SchemesAnother bike in the company’s portfolio to be updated with Yamaha’s new colour schemes is the Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid. Its disc and drum variants get Matte Copper, Metallic White and Cyan Blue, Silver colour schemes added to its existing colours of Dark Matte Blue, Cool Blue Metallic and Vivid Red.2024 Yamaha Fascino – New colour launchedThe Yamaha Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid is powered by a 125 cc air-cooled engine offering 8.2 hp power at 6,500 rpm to offer mileage at 68.75 kmpl. Its Drum and Disc variants are priced at Rs 91,130 and Rs 79,900 respectively (ex-sh).It may be recalled, that earlier this year the company also introduced a new colour scheme on the 2024 Yamaha R25. While it received the Midnight Star Purple colour in Malaysia, this has now been discontinued and replaced with a new Glacier White shade seen across its headlamp cowl, front fender, side fairing and fuel tank while in stark contrast are Cyan graphics. More

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      Ather Rizta Vs Rivals – S1 Pro, 450X, iQube, Chetak, V1 Pro, Simple One

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      Ather Rizta Vs RivalsThe new family-oriented Ather Rizta electric scooter packs up to 3.7 kWh battery promising a range of up to 160 km on a single chargeRizta marked a new direction for electric mobility solutions provider, Ather Energy. This is the first time Ather Energy has forayed into practical family-oriented scooter territory with Rizta. Like other Ather Energy offerings, Rizta promises a robust, over-engineered battery and safe ownership experience. What else does it offer? How do rivals fare? Let’s take a look.Ather Rizta Vs Rivals – Is the price justified?Except for Bajaj, all the other electric scooters quote “effective” ex-showroom prices in different cities with different region-wise subsidies. So, to keep it fair, we took real ex-showroom prices without any subsidies. There’s a reason why we took top-spec S1 Pro Gen 2, Simple One and Vida V1 Pro for this comparison.Pricing is always confusing with Ather scooters. In this sense, Ather Rizta costs between Rs. 1,35,000 and Rs. 1,62,400 (“real” ex-sh) and these prices do not include all the trendy features that Ather announced on stage. To get those features, you need an optional Pro Pack (Rs. 13,000 to Rs. 20,000) which takes Rizta’s pricing between Rs. 1,48,000 and Rs. 1,82,400 (ex-sh). However, Ather does offer something called “Price Benefit” ranging between Rs. 7,401 and Rs. 15,001.So, the quoted price without EMPS for Rizta is between Rs. 1,19,999 and Rs. 1,54,999 (with Pro Pack). Rizta is not Ather’s flagship, but top-spec Z 3.7 kWh variant with Pro Pack costs more than S1 Pro Gen 2 (ex-sh), which is Ola’s flagship offering. With Pro Pack, Rizta costs more than iQube, Chetak, Ola S1 Pro, Simple One and Vida V1 Pro.Ather Rizta Vs Rivals – DimensionsWhere powertrains and range are concerned, Rizta’s 4.3 kW peak power falls short of every other rival, except for 2024 Chetak with 4.2 kW electric motor. If we bring Ola S1 Pro Gen 2 with 11 kW peak power into the equation, Rizta is almost 3 times less powerful and has three times less torque. Powering the motor, Rizta gets either 2.9 kWh or 3.7 kWh battery options. Where battery size is concerned, nothing beats Simple One with a total of 5 kWh capacity.Performance, range and featuresAther Rizta packs a mid-mounted motor driving rear wheels with a belt drive. This setup ensures a smooth and vibe-free riding experience. Only the TVS iQube gets a rear hub motor. Top speed is limited to 80 km/h on the Rizta. This is not bad when compared to 73 km/h, 78 km/h and 80 km/h top speeds of Chetak, iQube and V1 Pro respectively. Ather’s own 450X can do 90 km/h, Simple One can do 105 km/h and Ola S1 pro Gen 2, which costs less than Rizta, can hit 120 km/h.Rizta’s base S trim lacks the TFT dashboard and lacks a larger 3.7 kWh battery pack option altogether. Even the top-spec Z trim lacks rear disc brakes and gets skinnier tyres than Ola S1 Pro. Rizta gets just two riding modes – Zip and SmartEco. Except for iQube and Chetak, other rivals offer more riding modes to ensure a balance between performance and range.Ather Rizta Vs Rivals – SpecsSpeaking of range, Rizta promises a claimed range of up to 160 km. But Simple One takes the cake here with 212 km promised range on a single charge, owing to its larger 5 kWh battery. Ola isn’t far off, with a 195 km claimed range with S1 Pro Gen 2.ConclusionRizta’s marketing elements include longest 900mm seat, optional 22L flexible frunk, pillion backrest and a flat floorboard. Rizta also has a wireless charger under its seat to charge their new Halo helmet (bought separately). If you are among the target demographic of these marketing elements, Rizta makes a lot of sense.Ather Rizta Vs Rivals – FeaturesPeople already in Ather’s ecosystem or buyers smitten by Rizta’s sleek design can go for it too. But if you are looking for VFM products, Ola S1 Pro Gen 2 still takes the crown owing to its customer-centric approach. When compared to Rizta, S1 Pro is 3 times more powerful and torquey, while costing less. There are no optional packs with Ola. So, what you see is what you get, which is always nicer. More

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      April 2024 Week 1 Auto News Roundup – Toyota, Tesla, Skoda, Tata, Lexus, Hyundai, Force, Kia, KTM, Ather

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      Toyota TaisorNew launches, along with Tesla production for India and Hyundai Ioniq 5 getting DL grabbed headlines in first week of April 2024In addition to entirely new products, 2024 facelifts and price hikes were also announced by select OEMs. Spy shots also revealed new details about upcoming products. Here’s a quick roundup of all the exciting news stories and updates from April 01 to April 06, 2024.Ather Rizta launchedAther has launched its new Rizta electric scooter at Rs 1.10 lakh. Rizta is a family-oriented scooter and will rival the likes of Ola S1 X+, TVS iQube and Bajaj Chetak. Battery pack options include a 2.9 kWh and a 3.7 kWh unit. True range is 105 km and 125 km, respectively.Ather Rizta LaunchedTesla starts production for Indian market in GermanyFollowing the government’s announcement of the new EV import policy, Tesla has commenced production of RHD vehicles at its plant in Germany. However, it is not known exactly which model is being produced for the Indian market. Tesla could launch its first product in India later this year.Toyota Taisor launchedA rebadged version of Maruti Fronx, Toyota Taisor is available at a starting price of Rs 7.74 lakh. A total of 5 trims are on offer. Taisor marks Toyota’s re-entry into the highly competitive sub-4-meter UV segment.New Toyota Taisor2024 Renault Captur facelift unveiledRenault Captur 2024 facelift will be available for sale in Europe later this year. The updated model gets a complete exterior refresh, along with new features and powertrain options. Captur was available in India earlier, but was discontinued due to low sales and stricter emission norms.2024 Renault Captur – HybridCitroen celebrates 3rd anniversary with attractive offersFrench carmaker Citroen is celebrating its 3rd anniversary in India. Offers for customers include special pricing for C3 hatch and C3 Aircross SUV. Special Blu limited editions of C3 and eC3 have also been introduced. Existing customers are eligible for referral earnings and a free car spa as well.Lexus NX350h Overtail confirmed for IndiaIn India, Lexus NX350h Overtail is expected to be launched soon. It will take on rivals such as BMW X3, Mercedes-Benz GLC, Audi Q5, Volvo XC60 and Jaguar F-Pace. Lexus NX350h Overtail will come with a price tag of Rs 71.17 lakh. It utilizes a hybrid powertrain.Creta facelift prices hikedHyundai had launched the Creta facelift earlier this year. Prices have been hiked with immediate effect. While price of base variant remains unchanged at Rs 10.99 lakh, all other variants have become costlier in the range of Rs 3,500 to Rs 10,800.Mahindra XUV 3XOMahindra XUV300 is now XUV3X0One of the popular sub-4-meter compact SUVs, Mahindra XUV300 will be getting its facelift version soon. Mahindra has also announced a new XUV 3X0 name for the SUV. This new naming convention is likely to be used for other models as well such as XUV 7X0, XUV 5X0, XUV 1X0, etc.Honda Elevate prices hikedSince its launch, Elevate prices have been increased twice. The first price hike was in January 2024, followed  by the recent price hike in April. Elevate variants have become costlier in the range of Rs 23,000 to Rs 40,000.Maruti production crosses 30 million unitsIt has been a fascinating journey for Maruti, having commenced operations way back in December 1983. Now, after around 40 years, Maruti has achieved the cumulative production milestone of 30 million units. The company continues to dominate, with market share of over 40%.2024 Skoda Superb Re-LaunchedSkoda Superb makes India re-entryProbably based on market feedback, Skoda has reintroduced the Superb executive sedan in India. It will be imported via the CBU route. India gets the 3rd-gen model, whereas Skoda has revealed the 4th-gen model for international markets. Superb goes on sale in India at Rs 54 lakh.Kia 2024 models launchedKia has introduced the 2024 versions of Sonet, Seltos and Carens. There are new variants and prices have also been revised.Force Gurkha Pickup Single CabForce Gurkha pickup spottedIn an interesting development, a 2S Force Gurkha Pickup single cab was spotted on road tests. It is not certain if and when this pickup will be launched. With its off-roading equipment, Force Gurkha Pickup single cab seems to have potential across specific environments and applications.Hyundai Ioniq 5 gets driver’s licenseIn a development that highlights the growing power of AI, machine learning and robotics, a Hyundai Ioniq 5 robotaxi has cleared the driver’s license test in the USA. Hyundai Ioniq 5 robotaxi is a Level 4 autonomous vehicle with several advanced features. More

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      Ather Rizta Launched Starting From Rs. 1.1 Lakh – iQube, Chetak, Ola S1 X+ Rival

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      Ather Rizta Launched In IndiaWhen compared to rivals like iQube, Chetak, Ola S1 X+ and the likes, Ather Rizta launched, promises a robust powertrain and appealing designAt 2024 Ather Community Day event, the electric mobility solutions provider, launched its first-ever family-oriented scooter, Rizta. This practical and appealing scooter is Ather’s most affordable yet priced at Rs. 1.1 lakh (ex-sh). Bookings for Ather Rizta are open and the deliveries are set to commence in June 2024.Ather Rizta Launched Starting From Rs. 1.1 LakhAther’s strategies for navigating Indian electric mobility space have taken a new chapter with Rizta. After catering to younger audiences ever since its inception, Ather Energy is now foraying into family-oriented electric scooters where TVS iQube and Bajaj Chetak have been actively gaining market share.Ather RiztaThe company’s biggest rival is Ola Electric with their slew of S1 electric scooters, Rizta has to compete to the highest level to make a name for itself. At Rs. 1.1 lakh (ex-sh), Rizta is a better proposition than other Ather electric scooters sold under 450 range. The headline Rs. 1.1 lakh is for the base S variant with 2.9 kWh battery and the top-spec Z variant will cost Rs. 1.24 lakh for 2.9 kWh battery and Rs. 1.44 lakh for 3.7 kWh battery variants (all prices ex-sh).While Rizta S gets 3 colour options, Z trim takes the total colours to 7, including 3 monotone and 4 dual tone shades. The new design language is akin to family scooters too. For starters, Ather Rizta has gone with a minimalist approach and has created a modern-looking scooter. Even though it looks slightly inspired by its arch-rival TVS iQube, the overall design and aesthetics have a certain uniqueness that stands out from other electric scooters on sale in India.[embedded content]Rear LED tail lights, the largest seat in India at 900mm long, flat floorboard, rear pillion backrest, 34L under seat storage, 22L optional flexible frunk, wireless charger for Ather Halo helmet and pillion backrest are notable elements. We can see an appealing handlebar panel and front mudguard. Side body panels have minimal creases and look quite soothing.Powertrain and hardwareThe instrumentation is handled by a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment screen that we have seen with 450X and 450 Apex. Initial speculations suggested the same LCD panel as 450S, but that isn’t the case. This cluster runs on AtherStack 6 and supports smartphone integration, notifications, Google Maps, Whatsapp integration and alerts among others.Ather Rizta Under Seat StorageComponentry includes an underbone chassis that is derived from 450’s chassis, RSU telescopic front forks, disc brake at the front and drum brake for rear and 12-inch alloy wheels at both ends shod with MRF rubber. Rizta gets something called Ather Skid control, like a traction control system. Other notable safety features include Fallsafe, ESS (Emergency Stop Signal), Theft & Tow Detect, Find My Scooter and others.Ather Rizta launched, packs a 2.9 kWh battery with base S variant and a larger 3.7 KWh battery for top-spec variant. True Range is 105 km with 2.9 kWh battery and 125 km with 3.7 kWh battery-equipped variants. To regulate power delivery for optimum performance and range, there are Zip and SmartEco riding modes and a top speed of 80 km/h. Features like MagicTwist, AutoHold and reverse mode have been carried over from 450 range.  More

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      Ather Rizta TVC Shoot Images Leaked – Shows Scooter Without Camouflage

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      Ather Rizta TVC ShootUpcoming Ather Rizta TVC shoot images show the family-oriented scooter without camouflage soon to rival Chetak, Ola S1X+, TVS iQube and Vida V1Bengaluru based electric mobility solutions provider, Ather Energy, is prepping to launch its first-ever family-oriented scooter in India. The venue is set for Rizta and will be unveiled at Ather’s Community Day on 6th of April 2024, tomorrow. Ahead of launch, Rizta has been spotted undergoing TVC shoot, showing the bike without any camouflage.Ather Rizta TVC Shoot Images LeakedAfter serving young and enthusiastic scooter buyers with 450 range, Ather Energy has expanded its vision to cater to a much more mature audience. This vision has been materialised starting with Rizta, Ather’s first family-oriented scooter. There could be more variations of this Rizta in the future, like we have 450S, 450X and 450 Apex.Rizta is unlike Ather’s past strategies where it has tried to build a community of thrill seekers and tech enthusiasts. Further influencing an ecosystem for younger audiences. Rizta is set to launch on Ather’s Community Day scheduled on 6th April, 2024 in Bengaluru.Ahead of the official launch, Ather Rizta electric scooter has been spotted without any camouflage for the first time. Automotive enthusiast Nihar Amrute has shared the images of the upcoming Ather Rizta in our Rushlane Spylane Facebook Group. By the looks of it, Rizta seems to be out for a TVC shoot and that’s when these images were papped.Ather Rizta TVC ShootWe can see a clean and uncluttered design with a minimalistic approach. But there is a bulk associated with Rizta that we didn’t see with 450 range of athletic scooters. This bulk is owing to a larger frame that will be far more practical and accommodating than the 450 range. Large ORVMs and large dashboard are notable elements too.In that regard, we can see a large seat that Ather is marketing to the full extent and even set up a giant billboard in Mumbai. Design is iQube-ish, but has its own unique take. We can see sleek rear tail lights, a large grab handle for pillion and a pillion backrest. This backrest is less likely to be a standard fitment.Ather Community Day 2024Powertrain details are not yet out and is likely to feature the same components as 450S, owing to its expected affordable price tag. Ather is demonstrating the safety of their battery by various marketing stints including a 40-feet drop and water wading tests. Among the e-scooter manufacturers, Ather seems to be the one with the safest track record too.Componentry will not be as premium as 450 range. So, the rear disc brake is missing on Rizta and we don’t expect it to feature an aluminium chassis as well. Apart from Rizta launch, Ather’s Community Day will witness the launch of the latest AtherStack OS and a special smart accessory. More