Ather 450, Rizta Electric Scooters Get New 8-Year/80,000 Km Battery Warranty

Ather Energy has announced an updated battery warranty for its Ather 450 series and the new Rizta electric scooters. The new warranty extends coverage to 8 years or 80,000 km, providing better assurance for customers regarding long-term battery performance. This update aims to address concerns around battery life, a key consideration for electric vehicle owners. Both the Ather 450 and Rizta models continue to offer strong performance, smart features, and an eco-friendly transportation option. With the extended warranty, Ather looks to strengthen its presence in the electric scooter market and increase customer confidence in its products. This move adds value to the scooters and enhances their appeal to potential buyers.

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Ather Updates Battery Warranty for its Models

Ather has introduced an 8-year or 80,000 km warranty that covers battery degradation beyond 70%. Called the Eight70TM, it can be transferred to a new owner if the scooter is sold. This warranty also safeguards against issues like deep discharge, which can occur if the scooter is not used for extended periods. Additionally, it includes free labour charges for any warranty-related repairs. Before this, the EV manufacturer provided a 5-year or 60,000 km warranty for new customers who opted for the Pro Pack.

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Commenting on the occasion, Ravneet Singh Phokela, Chief Business Officer, Ather Energy Limited, said, 'Battery durability is a crucial factor for EV buyers. We often hear about customers' apprehensions regarding the longevity and replacement costs of the batteries of their electric scooters. Understanding this concern, we have introduced our new Eight70TM Warranty, which provides 70% battery health assurance for up to 8 years. We believe that this warranty will eliminate any worries and concerns EV buyers may have regarding the long-term health of their scooter batteries.'