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List Of All Simple Energy Electric Scooters

Ultra

6.5 kWh Lithium-ion,
180-260 km/charge,
8.30 hours, 115 km/h
Price – ₹ 2,34,999 Onwards

One

5 kWh Lithium-ion,
120-180 km/charge,
5.20 hours, 115 km/h
Price – ₹ 1,94,999 Onwards

One S

3.7 kWh Lithium-ion,
100-150 km/charge,
5 hours, 90 km/h
Price – ₹ 1,71,999 Onwards

Wave

3.7 kWh Lithium-ion,
90-125 km/charge,
5.20 hours, 90 km/h
Price – ₹ 1,09,999 Onwards

About Simple Energy Electric Scooters

Simple Energy, based in Bengaluru, makes electric two-wheelers designed for Indian customers seeking long-range, high-performance scooters. The company started in 2019 and began selling its first model, the Simple One. Since then, it has added the One Gen 1.5, OneS, and Generation 2 scooters to its lineup.

Simple Energy presents itself as a tech-driven competitor in India’s growing electric scooter market. The company highlights its large battery packs, long range, smart features, locally made parts, and a push to boost manufacturing within India.

Suhas Rajkumar started Simple Energy in Bengaluru to create electric scooters as practical as petrol ones, but with better performance, longer range, and advanced software features. The company’s first model, the Simple One, set the tone with its focus on range and sporty looks.

Simple Energy focuses on premium and mid-range electric scooters, not the budget segment. Its scooters are aimed at city commuters, tech-savvy riders, and people who want more range for daily use and occasional longer rides.

Aspect	Simple Energy’s position
Company type	Indian electric two-wheeler manufacturer
Headquarters	Bengaluru, Karnataka
Core product category	Electric scooters
Manufacturing base	Hosur, Tamil Nadu
Main products	Simple One Gen 1.5, Simple OneS and Generation 2 range
Brand focus	Range, performance, connected technology and localisation
Target market	Urban and semi-urban electric-scooter buyers

Simple Energy’s main goal is to build an Indian electric-vehicle platform with greater control over how its products are designed and made. The company is working to assemble batteries, manufacture electric motors, develop software, and produce other key parts locally to reduce reliance on imports in the future.

History And Growth

Simple Energy started in 2019, when India’s electric two-wheeler market was just beginning to grow. The company first gained attention with the Simple One, which was advertised as having a claimed range of over 200km in its early version.

It took longer than planned for Simple Energy to move from announcing its product to delivering scooters, a common issue for new EV companies. Later, the company ramped up production at its Hosur plant and began opening more stores in southern and western India.

The One Gen 1.5 and OneS became Simple Energy’s main products in stores. In FY2024–25, the company sold over 1,000 units, and demand for these models led to a 40% increase in production at the Hosur plant.

In 2026, Simple Energy began a new phase of growth with its Generation 2 scooters. The company called 2026 an “inflexion year” as it aimed for a bigger retail push, more new products, and better use of its manufacturing capacity.

Period	Major development
2019	Simple Energy was founded in Bengaluru.
Early development stage	The company developed the Simple One electric scooter platform.
Commercial operations	The One range entered the market after product and manufacturing preparation.
FY2024–25	Simple Energy crossed 1,000 electric-scooter sales through the One Gen 1.5 and OneS.
2025	Output at the Hosur facility was increased by 40% to support demand.
January 2026	The company introduced its Generation 2 scooter range.
June 2026	Simple Energy raised ₹250 crore in a Series B round for expansion.

Key Milestones And Developments

Simple Energy has focused on building a brand known for long-range electric scooters rather than just competing on price. The Simple One set this image, and the newer One Gen 1.5 and OneS models help illustrate the differences between the company’s products.

Simple Energy also emphasises its work in developing technology within India. In 2025, the company said it was the first Indian manufacturer to make heavy rare-earth-free motors at scale. This matters because rare-earth materials are common in permanent-magnet motors and are tied to global supply chain issues.

Milestone	Details
Company formation	Simple Energy was established in Bengaluru in 2019.
Simple One development	The company created a performance-oriented, long-range electric-scooter platform.
Retail product expansion	Simple One Gen 1.5 and OneS became the main commercial models.
Sales achievement	The company crossed 1,000 unit sales in FY2024–25.
Production ramp-up	Hosur output increased by 40% in 2025.
Motor localisation	Simple Energy reported commercial production of heavy rare-earth-free motors in September 2025.
Generation 2 launch	A new Gen 2 scooter range was introduced in January 2026.
Series B funding	The company raised ₹250 crore in June 2026 to support production, working capital, R&D, sales, and customer experience.

The Generation 2 lineup includes an “Ultra” model, which the company says can go up to 400km on a single charge. However, buyers should note that real-world range depends on factors like test cycles, city conditions, load, riding style, terrain, tyre pressure, and temperature.

Manufacturing Facilities

Simple Energy manufactures its scooters in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, a key hub for automotive and EV production near Bengaluru. The company’s plant covers 200,000 square feet and benefits from nearby suppliers and good transport links.

The Hosur plant is used to make electric scooters, and Simple Energy has also invested in expanding its battery assembly line. The company expects to see results from this investment starting in August 2026.

There are different estimates for the plant’s capacity. In June 2026, Simple Energy stated it could produce about 3,000 scooters per month. In January 2026, it mentioned an annual capacity of 300,000 scooters. These numbers are not directly comparable, since annual capacity is often much higher than what is actually being produced, depending on equipment, supplies, staff, demand, and plant utilisation.

Manufacturing aspect	Details
Main facility	Hosur, Tamil Nadu
Facility size	Approximately 200,000 square feet.
Current reported output capability	Around 3,000 scooters per month in June 2026.
Reported installed annual capacity	Up to 300,000 scooters annually, according to January 2026 reporting.
Battery operations	Additional investment in the battery assembly line.
Near-term utilisation target	75%–80% by the end of the next financial year, versus around 35% at the time of the June 2026 report.
Local-component focus	Battery assembly and heavy rare-earth-free motor production.

Simple Energy has said it is looking to expand its capacity and is in talks with state governments about it. As of January 2026, the company had not announced a new factory location, so any future plant remains under consideration rather than confirmed.

Market Position And Achievements

Simple Energy is still a small but ambitious player in India’s electric two-wheeler market. It competes with big names like TVS, Bajaj, Ather, Ola Electric, VIDA, and other new companies.

Right now, Simple Energy’s market share is small. The company aims to reach 5% of India’s electric two-wheeler market by FY2027, up from about 0.3% in May 2025.

Simple Energy’s main achievement is not just sales numbers, but building its own EV brand, product platform, manufacturing base, and local technology. Selling over 1,000 units in FY2024–25 shows the company has moved past prototypes and limited launches to full commercial operations.

Area	Simple Energy’s position
Market category	Indian electric scooter manufacturer
Main product segment	Premium and performance-oriented scooters
Major products	One Gen 1.5, OneS and the Gen 2 range
Main differentiation	High claimed range, performance, technology and localisation
FY2024–25 milestone	More than 1,000 scooter sales.
Reported starting market share	Around 0.3%, cited in its FY2027 plan.
FY2027 market-share target	5% of India’s electric two-wheeler market.
Retail footprint	Presence reported in Karnataka, Maharashtra, Goa, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Kerala.

Simple Energy’s main challenge is growing its business. Compared to the biggest EV companies, it has fewer stores, makes fewer scooters, and has less experience with nationwide service and spare parts. The company’s success will depend on scaling up without losing quality, reliability, or good customer service.

Future Plans

Looking ahead, Simple Energy plans to boost production, open more stores, launch new Generation 2 scooters, make more parts locally, and eventually go public.

After raising ₹250 crore in Series B funding, Simple Energy said that about 70% of the funds would go toward working capital and production expansion. The rest would be used for sales, marketing, research and development, and improving customer experience.

Simple Energy aims to sell about 10,000 electric scooters per month by March 2027. The company also has plans to reach 10,000 units per month by January 2027 and 15,000 per month by March 2027. These are future goals, not current production numbers.

Future focus	Planned direction
Generation 2 range	Stabilise and expand the new product portfolio.
Production	Improve battery-line output and scale utilisation at Hosur.
Monthly sales target	Approximately 10,000 scooters by March 2027.
Capacity target	10,000 units per month by January 2027 and 15,000 by March 2027, according to reported plans.
Retail network	Grow from 15 dealerships to a reported target of 250 outlets across additional states.
Near-term store target	About 150 outlets and 200 service centres during the year, as reported in June 2026.
Localisation	Further development of battery assembly, motor production, and domestic component capability.
Funding and IPO	A public listing was first discussed for FY2027, but June 2026 reporting indicated a later target of the second half of FY2028.

The timeline for Simple Energy’s IPO has changed. Earlier, the company planned for Q2–Q3 of FY2027, but as of June 2026, it was aiming for the second half of FY2028. For accuracy, use the later date unless the company announces a new update.