Ather 450X Price in Panvel

Not worth it,
I bought another at Round 1.5k, Another ride is good, but you need to charge is a big headache, after exactly 3 years of warranty is over, another battery started to drain, it goes from a 68 km range to 28 km just after 3 km ride, just after 3 years battery problem started not even lasted for next 15 days that cheat ather. The new Battery cost is around 50k and comes with only 1-year warranty,
Just go for petrol
It saves more than this and has no problem with charging.

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The worst company and service do not ever buy this trash, if you purchase this trash you will regret it later, worst customer support no ethics and professionalism. Service centres keep on changing, and will have to wait for parts for months and months. Customer support people will keep on fooling you regarding callbacks. etc . All the best if you have decided to purchase this trash.

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Performance: The Ather 450x is known for its performance, with a top speed of around 80 km/h (50 mph). It is designed to provide a smooth and quick acceleration experience.
Range: The scooter is equipped with a lithium-ion battery that offers a decent range on a single charge. The exact range can vary based on factors such as riding conditions, speed, and user behavior.
Smart Features: Ather 450x is a connected scooter with a touchscreen display that provides navigation, vehicle diagnostics, and other smart features. It also receives over-the-air updates to improve functionality and add new features.
Build Quality: Other scooters are known for their build quality and attention to detail. The 450x features a lightweight aluminum chassis, making it agile and easy to handle.
Charging Infrastructure: Ather Energy has been working on building a network of fast-charging stations called Ather Grid, which allows Ather scooter owners to charge their vehicles quickly.
Regenerative Braking: The scooter is likely to feature regenerative braking, helping to extend the range by converting kinetic energy back into electrical energy during braking.

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