Ather Energy has revamped its electric scooter portfolio with the introduction of new variants for the 450X. The 2023 Ather 450X is offered in two trim levels with prices starting at Rs 98,183, ex-showroom Delhi (including state government subsidies). While its top-spec variant with the Pro pack is targeted toward the youth, the new entry-level model will help the company to boost its sales.
2023 Ather 450X: Variant-wise prices
| City | 450X | 450X with Pro pack |
| Ahmedabad (incl. state subsidy) | Rs 96,588 | Rs 1.26 lakh |
| Delhi (incl. state subsidy) | Rs 98,183 | Rs 1.28 lakh |
| Bangalore | Rs 1.15 lakh | Rs 1.45 lakh |
| Kolkata | Rs 1.16 lakh | Rs 1.46 lakh |
| Chennai | Rs 1.16 lakh | Rs 1.47 lakh |
| Mumbai | Rs 1.19 lakh | Rs 1.49 lakh |
The new entry-level variant of the Ather 450X has been priced at Rs 98,183 while the top-spec model that will come loaded with all the bells and whistles, thanks to the Pro pack, will retail at Rs 1.28 lakh. All prices ex-showroom Delhi (including state government subsidies). It will take on the likes of the TVS iQube, Ola S1 and S1 Pro, Hero Vida V1, Bajaj Chetak, etc.Â
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Ather 450X’s entry-level variant: What’s new?
Both the variants of the Ather 450X share the same design and hardware bits. But, the new entry-level variant misses out on a lot of features. It is offered with a 7.0-inch TFT cluster but sports a greyscale interface instead of the multi-colour unit on the Pro pack variant. The other omissions include Bluetooth connectivity, navigation & OTA updates, hill-hold assist and park assist.Â
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Ather 450X: Battery, range and performance
The Ather 450X features a 3.7 kWh lithium-ion battery pack paired with a 6 kW electric motor that develops 26 Nm of peak torque. It is claimed to offer a riding range of 146 km per charge in ideal conditions. The new base-spec variant of the 450X misses out on riding modes and gets a slow charger that takes more than 15 hours to recharge it from 0 to 100 percent.
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