The Arrive family electric scooter will directly rival Ather Rizta, TVS iQube and River Indie in the Indian market
Simple Energy has released a few images of its upcoming family electric scooter ahead of the official launch on Sep 2, 2026 in India. Christened as ‘Arrive’, it could be seen wearing camouflage in the new set of pics. However, we can clearly see the headlight design and LED DRL. As we told you earlier, it will come with a traditional design as compared to the angular profile of One and OneS e-scooters. Simple Arrive electric scooter will directly rival Ather Rizta, TVS iQube and River Indie in the Indian market.
The e-scooter will boast of a flat single-piece seat, front disc brake, dual-shock rear suspension, and centre stand. It will also come with a TFT instrument console and small storage spaces in the front apron. As we can see in the new images, Simple Arrive will come with an LED headlamp which will be positioned beneath the full-width LED DRLs on the apron.
The new pics also confirm the presence of telescopic front suspension, upright handlebar, and front disc brake. Taking a radical departure from the One and OneS, which are performance-oriented models, the company is aiming to tap into the commuter segment. The proportionate design indicates that the Arrive e-scooter will offer practicality, comfort and versatility rather than performance.
The technical details, including battery pack, motor and range, are not available in public domain. Currently, the brand retails three electric scooters in our country in the form of One, OneS and Ultra. While the One is packed with a 5 kWh battery and 265 km range, the One S comes with a 3.7 kWh battery pack and range of 190 km, followed by the range-topping Ultra which gets a 6.5 kWh battery and 400 km range.
The One S, One and Ultra are available at price points of Rs 1.72 lakh, Rs 1.95 lakh and Rs 2.35 lakh, respectively, in the Indian market. Since the Arrive is a family electric scooter, it is likely to borrow the 3.7 kWh battery pack and range of around 200 km on a single charge. We can expect the e-scooter to come at a price tag of around Rs 1.50 lakh (ex-showroom).
Simple electric scooters are rolled out with 3 Years/30,000 km standard warranty for the battery as well as the vehicle, whichever comes first. The charger warranty expires after 36 months/20,000 km of purchase. We can expect the upcoming Arrive e-scooter to come with a similar warranty programme. The extended warranty options are also available for the entire line-up of scooters.
