Key highlights
- Simple Energy has discontinued the OneS electric scooter in India
- The recently launched Wave will now cater to the segment previously served by the OneS
- Existing OneS owners will continue to receive service, warranty and spare-parts support
Simple Energy has discontinued the OneS electric scooter, less than a month after introducing its new Wave family. The company says the decision is aimed at consolidating its portfolio, with the Wave positioned as a purpose-built product for the customer segment previously targeted by the OneS.
According to Simple Energy, its research indicates that buyers in this price bracket are largely looking for a practical, reliable scooter for everyday family use. The company believes the Wave is better suited to those requirements and will therefore focus its engineering, manufacturing and retail efforts around the newer range.
OneS was the sportier entry point
The OneS was introduced as part of the Simple One Gen 2 range earlier this year. It used a 3.7 kWh battery and a 6.4 kW electric motor producing 52 Nm of peak torque.
It offered a claimed 190 km IDC range and a 90kmph top speed. The OneS also featured a 7-inch TFT display, connected technology, four riding modes, hill-hold assist, reverse mode, OTA updates and 35 litres of under-seat storage.
Wave takes over the family-scooter role
The newly introduced Wave offers a broader range of battery and feature combinations across six variants. Prices start at Rs 1.10 lakh for the Wave S 2.2 and extend to Rs 1.90 lakh for the Wave+.
With the OneS removed, the Wave now becomes Simple Energy’s offering for customers looking for a more practical everyday electric scooter, while the Simple One continues as the company’s more performance-oriented model.
Support continues for existing owners
Simple Energy has confirmed that discontinuation will not affect existing OneS customers. Owners will continue to receive service, warranty and spare-parts support through the company’s network.
Final thoughts
The OneS had a relatively short run, but its discontinuation gives Simple Energy a clearer split in its current portfolio: the Wave handles everyday practicality, while the One caters to buyers looking for more performance.
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