The pre-booking of the e-scooter would start from December 14 across its 200+ dealerships in the country.
13 Dec 2018 | 10404 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
Okinawa Scooters, a growing electric two-wheeler manufacturing company has started accepting bookings for its new i-Praise for Rs 5,000. The vehicle can be pre-booked from any of the authorised dealerships across India.
i-Praise comes with a lithium-ion detachable battery, letting users charge the same at their own ease and ...
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Okinawa Scooters, a growing electric two-wheeler manufacturing company has started accepting bookings for its new i-Praise for Rs 5,000. The vehicle can be pre-booked from any of the authorised dealerships across India.
i-Praise comes with a lithium-ion detachable battery, letting users charge the same at their own ease and convenience. Okinawa claims that it has successfully reduced the timespan of charging to only 2-3 hours. They further claim that they have reduced the overall weight of the e-scooter by up to 40 percent when compared with its heavier counterpart that incorporates the lead-acid battery. The claimed range of the vehicle is 160 to 180kms/charge and said to have a high speed of 55-75kph.
Jeetender Sharma - founder and managing director, Okinawa Scooters said, “It gives us immense pleasure to announce the pre-booking of i-Praise #TheIntelligentScooter. We have channelized our engineering and manufacturing prowess to provide our users with a futuristic e-scooter that solves all their commuting woes. With the pre-bookings commencing from Dec 14 and only going on till the first 500 orders, we are looking forward to an affirmative response.”
The pre-booking of i-Praise would commence from Dec 14 across the 200+ pan-India authorised dealers of Okinawa Scooters. The initial round is only open for the first 500 pre-bookings and the delivery of the same would begin post the official launch of i-Praise in January, 2019.
Also read: Okinawa claims record sales of 12,000 e-scooters in September-October