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starkwlkr · 1 year ago

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[motogp anon] about the joan mir au,,,

basically reader is a single mother and is a news reporter and is covering a story during a motogp race week, whilst also bringing her kid (son/daughter, either is fine!) but kid gets lost because the kid likes wandering off on their own (and yn was busy reporting smthng), then the kid runs into joan. joan returns the kid, and BOOM! meets the reader and falls in love at first sight :*

little matchmaker | joan mir

motogp anon, this request is amazing 🫶🏼🫶🏼 thank youuuu and I’m such a sucker when it comes to driver/riders with kids 😭 also you can imagine whichever grand prix for this one and also the faceclaim 🫶🏼

TWO SOULS DON’T FIND EACH OTHER BY SIMPLE ACCIDENT

Y/n was getting ready to go get her interviews started with a couple of riders before the Grand Prix started. “Okay, we’re good.” A worker said as she was handed a microphone.

“Mama!” A young girls voice yelled as she ran to her mother and hugged her legs.

“Sofia, honey, mama has to work. Why don’t you go stand with Lucy over there?” Y/n pointed to her co-worker, Lucy, who behind the camera pointing it at Y/n.

“But I want to stay with you!” Sofia whined and hugged her mother tightly.

“I know you do, but mama has to ask questions right now. I’ll be done soon.” Y/n explained to the girl who groaned in response and walked towards Lucy.

“Okay, now I’m ready.” Y/n gave a thumbs up and cleared her throat.

“Three, two and we’re live.”

Sofia was bored. Standing next to Lucy was boring her so she walked off hoping to find something interesting to do. Y/n was busy asking Jorge Martin a couple questions so she was completely unaware that her little girl had wandered off.

Sofia looked around and saw many people walking in different directions. She had spotted an electric scooter parked on the side of a motorhome. She approached it and poked the seat, afraid that if she layed a hand on it the whole scooter would fall on its side.

“Boo!” A man’s voice startled her.

“That wasn’t nice!” She raised her voice and pointed a finger at the man.

“You’re right, I’m sorry. But poking someone’s scooter isn’t nice either.” He replied and crouched down to reach her level of eyesight.

“This is yours?” Sofia asked. “Can I ride it?”

“You’re little. Plus I don’t think your parents would like that I’m letting you drive something that’s way bigger than you.”

“But I’m growing! Last night I was this tall and then this morning I’m more taller! Mama said so.” Sofia explained.

“And where is your mama? I don’t see her.” He looked around for her mother but it looked like no one was around to claim the little girl.

“She’s asking questions, that’s her job. But I got bored so I came here.”

“Well that’s not a nice thing to do to your mama. She’s going to be worried about you. You said her job is to ask questions?”

Joan took the girl’s hand and together they walked around the paddock. Sofia talked to him as if she knew him her whole life. Joan was more than happy to answer any questions the little girl had like ‘how fast can you go on a motorcycle?’ or ‘do you know the muffin man?’

Finally they reached the main spot where most interviews are conducted. “Do you see your mama?” Joan asked the girl.

Sofia looked around then spotted her mother speaking on the phone while Lucy comforted her. “There!” Sofia pointed and dragged Joan towards her mother. “Mama!”

Y/n ended the phone call and let out a sigh of relief. “You scared me, Sofia. You don’t run off like that ever again, okay?” She took the little girl into her arms and kissed Sofia’s cheek.

“I’m sorry, I was bored.” Sofia apologized. “But guess what?”

“What?” Y/n asked.

“Joan said he knows the muffin man and that he can go super fast on his motorcycle!”

Y/n lightly chuckled. She turned her attention to Joan, who she was meeting for the first time even though they worked together.

“I found her looking at my scooter by my motorhome.” Joan explained. He always heard stories about love at first sight but he didn’t think they were true at all. How could someone fall in love with a person they just met? But now that he saw her, he decided that love at first sight was real.

“I’m going to get Sofia something to eat.” Lucy said and grabbed Sofia’s hand.

“Bye, Joan! Next time, can we ride your scooter on the track?” Sofia asked.

“If your mama says it’s okay.” Joan replied with a smile.

“I’ll think about it. Go with Lucy, baby.” Y/n said.

Sofia and Lucy walked away, leaving Joan and Y/n alone together. This was his chance to ask her out. But then his thoughts started to cloud his mind.

‘She’s probably still together with Sofia’s dad’

‘She’s married’

‘She’s going to think I’m unprofessional’

“Thank you for bringing back my daughter. She’s always running around.” Y/n finally thanked Joan.

“No problem. She’s really funny, made me laugh on the way over here many times.” Joan admitted. “I’m Joan, I don’t think I told you my name.”

“I know . . I mean I know who you are because you’re a rider and you’re a world champion, yeah sorry if I ramble a little too much. I’m Y/n.”

“Y/n . . . I love your name.” He thought he had said it in his head but realized he actually said it when Y/n started to chuckle.

“Thank you. And thank you again for bringing Sofia back to me. I’ll see you around, Joan.” Y/n smiled then started to walk away.

Stupid! Say something to her!

“Would you like to get dinner sometime? I don’t know if you’re interested and if you’re not then I completely understand. I probably sound stupid even asking because you’re probably in a relationship. You’re a really lovely person and I wish I had met you earlier in my life. I find it impossible not to like you.” He blurted out.

Y/n stood in front of Joan completely speechless. This was something straight out of a romance novel.

“Your silence is really killing me so can you please say something.” Joan said.

“I don’t have a babysitter.” She replied.

“That’s not a problem for me. We can all go out to eat together. Not to brag, but I think Sofia likes me.”

“Sofia isn’t the only one.”

#motogp #motogp fanfic #motogp anon #motogp imagine #joan mir #joan mir imagine #joan mir x reader #joan mir fanfic

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didnt-hear-idsb-live-again · 10 months ago

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everything always falls together just in time for it to fall apart.

I couldn't wait to leave for 6 weeks. and, as John green once tackily said, 'falling in love is like falling asleep. slowly, and then all at once'. it all clicked into place. and the reasons why I have to leave, too, have all clicked into place: I hate my job. Now I've quit my job. Taylor concert in Melbourne, need to be in Melbourne. boyfriend flying into Sydney, need to pick him up in Sydney on the way down. 2 favorite Aussie bands at a music festival hours and hours' drive into the middle of nowhere; need my car to get there. Got to drive from QLD to Sydney to Melb. Housemate is leaving to go to England next week anyway, a lot of what I like about it here will be gone. Well, now I've found more things to like. Well, now the landlord is selling the house. Well, housemates are getting a new place together but I've still got all the other things that render me staying impossible. Well, now there's a cyclone headed straight for this region that I've got to outrun. Now there's a girl I know who wants a ride south who will help me with gas when I'm financially stressed. Time to go. Now.

There is no other answer but to leave. One of my housemates is a big believer in the power of the universe and when it wants you to do things. And yet, I wish I could stand here and brace myself against the gale force winds of the cyclone, feet cemented to the earth, and stay. I keep thinking, "if it wasn't for this I would stay", "if it wasn't for this I would stay" and before I've known it, "this" is literally every single factor that could possibly be worth considering except for where my heart is. I think it through and I know it's true: I came to Australia to see Taylor and I'd die without doing so. My boyfriend is flying in and I need to see him, and the impending cyclone would keep us apart his entire trip here if I don't leave to meet him; he couldn't fly up and I couldn't drive down any later than tomorrow. He wants to see the Great Ocean Road, I need my car in Victoria for the music festival. 2/3 of the people I love here are leaving and if I stay it won't be the same anyway; it won't be worth missing everything else for.

But my heart is tethered to the one street in town and the 2 palm trees on the beach that are beautiful to sit under on a sunny day, and to the girl at the boba tea spot who always looks so happy to see me and the sweet woman who owns the coffee shop I frequent, and the grass on the great lawn overlooking the turquoise sea and the memories of the books I've read in the marina, and the breakfasts I've eaten and taken for granted on the deck in the morning light filtered through the bamboo and birds of paradise plants. All the things that were, for the most fleeting moment, simple things about my home. My day to day life. Only about 2 weeks ago did I realize how extraordinary these things were compared to what my life in New York looked like. The novelty of the turquoise water and staring out at the sun glistening off the ships and the beach a 2 minute drive away and the most loving, maybe closest friends I've ever had living in my home; waiting for me to cook dinner and debrief the day over wine every single day. Taking an electric scooter around when I can't drive. the orange flowers that hang over the driveway. For these two weeks I have looked at everything with the sense of nostalgia and wonderment I will one day look back on it with, so as to not look back and think about how I didn't appreciate it.

I still don't think I appreciated it. How could someone ever live in an affordable and wonderfully furnished house 2 minutes from the beach and want to leave? With good coffee and colorful flowers and an ocean the temperature of a heated pool. I know there are reasons why I did, but now that the "nostalgia" I feel will become the present and not the future in just 24 hours, I feel sick to my stomach. Katie asked me if I'd packed yet and the thought of leaving this room empty never to see it again left me sick to my stomach. Another chapter of my life coming to an abrupt halt. This one, like the sun breaking through in the middle of an endless rainstorm. And just as you're reveling in the glory of the daylight, the clouds roll back in. They go on as far as the eye can see.

I don't know if I will ever find anything like this again in the whole time I am alive. Struggle has presided over my entire time in Australia thus far, and struggle is all I see on the horizon as I am unsure where I will go next in this country, how I will earn money, or where I will live. I am dreading seeing my boyfriend and cannot even place excitement for it in my brain, because it means I will be gone from here and back into the storm of uncertainty and all the bad things this country has brought me. The past few weeks in this place were the rainbow filled eye of a terrible cyclone, one far bigger than the one that is currently stampeding towards this place.

I do not want to go back to the rain.

#save

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addressadvisors · 1 year ago

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Why do all electric vehicle companies occupy Warehouse and Industrial space in Hosur?

With the electric buzz that has taken the nation by storm, the Government is planning to develop EV parks in the same line as SEZ and pharma parks across the country. The EV park aims to house majority original equipment manufacturers, battery manufacturers, and charging infrastructure developers at one place. With the vision to develop an entire ecosystem at one same place, the Government plans to offer plug-and-play business models to EV industries who will set up their units in these parks. One such park is located in north western districts of Tamil Nadu, just across the Karnataka border from Bengaluru, which houses a number of new-age EV companies, such as, Ather Energy, Ola Electronics, Simple Energy, among others.

The Rise of Hosur Several factors have helped the Hosur belt boom with several big-ticket projects and investments in the region. The cluster witnessed two substantially high profile investments in the last couple of years, with Tata electronics setting up a ₹5,000-crore mobile components plant at Udhanapalli, and Ola, a ₹2,500-crore electric vehicle (EV) plant at nearby Pochampally. These massive investments triggered the new EV boom in Hosur, with EV companies preferring Hosur for putting up their manufacturing units given a competent ancillary supplier network, proximity to Bengaluru where corporate offices of these companies are located, plus amicable and skilled labour force in two-wheeler, automotive, and electronics segment.

Well-oiled Supply-chain Network The region is equipped with a strong supply-chain ecosystem, making it easier for the companies to locally source components necessary for manufacturing and assembly. This, in turn, would help us in improving cost and time efficiency for the businesses. Moreover, companies are prompting tier-2 suppliers to move their base to Hosur area, to make smaller components in the close vicinity to further add to the efficiency.

Financial SOP and Easier Admittance EV companies in the Hosur area are upheld by EV policy contrived by Tamil Nadu Government. The policy is drafted to support EV companies with repayment of SGST for electric vehicle producing, capital appropriation for battery fabricating, business motivation as far as repayment of EPF for a time of one year, exclusion from instalment of Electricity Tax till 2025 and 100 percent stamp obligation exception.

Proximity to Bengaluru As most of the corporate offices are located in Bengaluru, the first preference of companies is to put up a plant within a comfortable driving distance from head office. As most of the senior employees and mid-level management sit at the head office, most of the companies want employees to be able to move between the office and the plant in an hour or so maximum. For instance, Ather Energy corporate office is located in Koramangala, which is 60 minutes away from the Ather Energy plant in Hosur. Moreover, the connection via Electronics city flyover helps cut through the traffic, which was initially the pain point of employees moving between Koramangala and Whitefield, where Ather Energy plant was located.

Availability of Land and Scalability Scope Given the area related bottleneck in Bengaluru, it is essential for EV companies or any other manufacturing units to look into areas nearby that can accommodate projected production capacity and growth plans. Given, land investments are not made again and again, it is always advisable for the companies to take up the area based on the most optimistic business projections. With the same thought, Ather Energy Hosur plant is spread across 300,000 Sq. Ft. with capacity to produce 1,10,000 scooters annually. Ather Energy envisions that the plant will serve as Ather Energy’s national manufacturing hub, catering to demand from across the country. Moreover, the plant is nearly 10 times the capacity of the Whitefield, Bengaluru, plant.

Hosur Historic Precedence Within the close proximity to Bengaluru, Hosur area has historically been a dominant space for two wheeler, automotive, and electronics business segments. Given that EV is primarily an amalgamation of these three segments, it is therefore a natural choice for EV companies to develop manufacturing units in the Hosur area. Moreover, with established and consistent access to power, land, and labour relevant to the industry, Hosur is the first choice of investment. Furthermore, a lot of fossil-fuelled automotive industries are also expanding into the EV segment. This has prompted an easy transition for existing automotive companies in the area. Also, as Tamil Nadu has over 800 engineering colleges, the state offers an intellectual and skilled labour pool ensuring steady stream for the workforce.

Amicable Labour and Supportive Workforce In the area, it is widely noted that the kind of labour unrest Bengaluru witnesses is not seen in the Tamil Nadu north western districts, which are barely an hour away from each other. The most plausible reason for this could be the existential automotive businesses in the Hosur area, unlike Bengaluru, where labourers are experiencing the automotive industry for the first time. In Hosur, both industry and labour have matured, and the companies have learnt that exploitative practices are rather counter-productive. Therefore, most of the EV companies find this a huge draw in making investment decisions in the Hosur area.

Hosur Meteoric rise and the way ahead Given the reasons above along with a network of highways facilitating logistics of movement and the welcoming policies set by the Tamil Nadu Government for automotive companies, Hosur belt is emerging as an industrial bowl for the electric vehicle manufacturers. Tata, Delta, Ola Mobility, Ather Energy, and Simple Energy are some of the big names in the electronics and electric vehicle (EV) sectors that have made Hosur and the surrounding districts their home in the past few years.

Along with growing awareness and spiralling petrol prices, the demand for EV is set to increase significantly in the coming years. As per the data, In January 2022, overall high-speed EV two-wheeler registrations rose to 27,563 units as compared to 24,725 units in December 2021. To match the rising demand, manufacturers have to up their capacity, for example Ather Energy recently commissioned its second facility in Hosur to increase its capacity from 1,20,000 units to 4,00,000 units. Ola Electric has set out to build the world’s largest EV facility with an initial annual capacity of two million units. Furthermore, TVS has also decided to invest over 1,100 crores in the area for the new EV plant. If the cards are played right, this belt could further emerge as a global player given the fast adoption of EVs, especially in the two-wheeler segment.

#real estate #electric vehicles #warehousing #hosur #bangalore #tamilnadu

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coulsonlives · 2 years ago

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Have an escooter? Please consider wearing a downhill helmet to protect your face

As someone whose relatives have escooters, and someone who has seen a lot of close calls with strangers, I wanna share a little-known bit of advice for anyone who's looking into escooters, or who already has one:

If you're on an escooter, you get the most protection by wearing a downhill or full-face helmet!

DO NOT GO HELMET-LESS!

By 'downhill' or 'full face', I mean the helmets that bmx riders use, or motorcycle riders wear, respectively. It sounds like overkill but here's the thing:

Escooters have a very high center of gravity because you're upright on them, and they have small wheels that don't absorb impact very well. It's super easy to go over your handle bars if you even hit a tiny pothole! According to this study where 212 patients presented to an emergency room, 11.8% of the patients had dental injuries

A lot of these patients presented with facial lacerations and facial fractures. Overall, 44% of patients needed surgery (5.9% needed major surgery and 38.2% needed minor surgery), and 50% needed maxillofacial follow-up

All 212 patients in this study received a head or face injury. 82% of patients didn't wear a helmet

Some more articles explaining dental injuries from escooter use:

Dental injuries on the rise thanks to e-scooter use

New study from U of A professor warns of dangers of scooter usage

In this Korean study, most patients without a helmet suffered some kind of facial trauma

This isn't just a matter of speed, either. If you're not convinced how often people go over the handlebars at lower speeds too, check out the first 25 seconds of this video by Electric Scooter Guide. That's a lot of faceplants at lower speeds! Or if you want a full playlist of people going over their handlebars, I've got you covered. Again see how many of them are faceplants!

And at higher speeds? It's not good. MAJOR TRIGGER WARNING for gore and death: here you will find a graphic picture of someone who was in an escooter accident, they weren't wearing a helmet and they sadly lost their life

I'll link some reddit posts of close calls where the posters were really glad to be wearing downhill/full face helmets, these are either text-only posts, or simple pics of scratched-up helmets: 1 2 3

Most of these accidents don't even involve other people or vehicles! According to this infographic, 80.2% of escooter accidents are 'falls':

So, now what?

If you don't currently have a helmet and are considering getting one, yay! Your first impulse might be to go out and buy a regular bicycle helmet, but remember: a lot of these injuries happen around your jaw and the front of your face! A bicycle helmet doesn't protect that part! When you fall on an escooter, you're likely to fall in ways that are different from a fall on a bike. So consider a downhill helmet (or a full-face, if you wanna channel your inner motorhead)!

Yeah you'll look dorky, but you'll get home in one piece if you get unlucky on the way there 👍

#i was on my way home and saw a THING omg they were so close to hitting their face my heart skipped a beat #if even one person sees this post and remembers it i'll be happy #escooter #escooters #e-scooters #psa #safety #scooters #micromobility #commuting #ninebot #segway #electric scooter #electric scooters #injury ment cw #injury cw

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officialsanchita6 · 2 years ago

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Which electric scooter is the greatest one, do you know? Here are the top 10 electric scooters in India:

Due to the rising cost of fuel, electric scooters have become a viable alternative to petrol scooters. The best electric scooters on the market in India are listed below.

Electric scooters come in a wide range of sizes and designs in India. To help you in your quest, we've compiled a list of the best electric scooters currently on the market in India. E-scooters are included on the list from both established and new businesses. These scooters are not only cost-effective but also environmentally benign because their operating and maintenance costs are lower than those of their ICE counterparts. Additionally, many electric scooters, if not all, now match their fuel-powered equivalents, and you can further lower the cost with government incentives from the federal and state governments, subject to change. Here are the best 10 electric scooter in our opinion:

1)Hero Electric Optima CX (dual-battery):

Currently, Hero Electric continues to rank among the most well-known brands in the EV sector, which should not be confused with Hero Motocorp. One of the brand's most dependable workhorses is the Hero Electric Optima CX, and the Sohinder Singh Gill-led business is one of the most well-known producers of electric scooters on Indian roads. We highly recommend the dual-battery model of the scooter, which has a wonderful certified range of 140 km each charge cycle. Additionally, the battery is detachable, making it even more useful as you can charge it at home without necessarily having a mobile charging station. The scooter is the ideal option for city commuting because of its top speed of 45 kmphYou also receive comforts like a computerised instrument display and a USB port for charging your smartphone. See (https://heroelectric.in/bike/optima-cx-dual-battery/) for additional details.

Hero Electric Optima CX price in India: The EV is priced in India at Rs 77,490.

Benefits

Great riding range

Detachable battery for charging

Has all the essential features

2) Bajaj Chetak:

In the past, Bajaj Chetak was among the most well-known and well-liked scooter brands. The business is now bringing it back in an electric version. The scooter's design is a stunning fusion of its historical tradition and contemporary elegance. In terms of specifications, it has a range of up to 108 km, and the battery is expected to last 70,000 km, or 7 years. The battery features a rapid charging capability that allows for a 25 percent charge in only one hour and a full charge in just five. Its steel body is made to last and has an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance. It is without a doubt a high-end scooter, but the price is still too much. For more information (https://www.chetak.com/)

Bajaj Chetak EV price in India: The Bajaj Chetak starts at a price of Rs 1,21,000 (ex-showroom).

Benefits

Good durability

Charges fast

Iconic brand

3) TOYA:

The TOYA electric scooter, which is gorgeous and sporty-looking, was just released in the Indian market in 2021–2022. It is produced by West Burdwan's DEEDEV Motors. The TOYA is powered by a 48v/60v battery and has a top speed of 25 km/h. It is said to have an all-day range of 80 km in power mode. The most popular model is this one. The scooter comes with two riding modes: City and Eco. Batteries are created by combining lead acid with lithium ion. The battery can be charged for up to 3-4/6-8 hours. Other characteristics of this scooter include: 1-2-3 gear, reverse gear, alarm system, LED light, remote control, USB, auto pilot mode, among others. The customization of battery options, etc. For more information (https://deedavmotors.com/)

TOYA price in India: The Toya at a price of Rs 49,999.

Benefits

Reverse mode

Modern and flashy looks

Push foot rest

4) Simple One:

The Simple One is a new electric scooter that looks similar to the Ather 450X and Hero Vida V1 in that it is sleek and athletic. The official website of the business now offers Simple One for sale after various delays. The e-scooter's features and drivetrain include an 8.5kW motor with a maximum torque output of 72Nm. A 3.3kWh Lithium-ion battery powers the engine, and a fifth removable battery under the seat brings the overall capacity to 5kWh. The scooter's advertised range on a single charge is 212 km. A combi braking system, connectivity options, a 7-inch TFT display, LED lighting, alloy wheels, disc brakes, and many more useful features are also included. For more information (https://www.simpleenergy.in/)

Simple One price in India:

The Simple One’s standard variant can be purchased for Rs 1,45,000 (ex-showroom) while the top model is available for Rs 1,50,000 (ex-showroom) in India.

Benefits

Distinctive look and design

Good riding range

Great set of features

5) MIMI:

The MIMI, which is made by DEEDEV Motors, is one of the most reasonably priced electric scooters available today. The motor can propel the bike at up to 25 kph, though this speed can change based on which of the three riding modes you choose, Eco, City, or Sports. The battery's stated range is 80 kilometres, and it can take 3–4–6–8 hours to fully charge it using the charger. Other features include an alarm system, 1-2-3 gear, reverse gear, unique battery, LED headlamp, and more. Visit DEEDEV Motors for more information. (https://deedavmotors.com/)

MIMI price in India: The MMI at a price RS. 49,999.

Benefits

One of the most affordable e-scooty

Multiple riding modes

Best for girl’s

6) Hero Vida V1:

HereThe Vida V1 is the first electric scooter that Vida, a division of Motocorp, has produced. The scooter comes in two different models: Vida V1 Plus and Vida V1 Pro. Both versions have a top speed of 80 kmph, although the V1 Pro accelerates from 0 to 40 kmph in 3.2 seconds compared to the V1 Plus' 3.4 seconds. In accordance with the stated range, the new EV two-wheelers will be able to deliver a range of 163 km for the V1 Pro and 143 km for the V1 Plus, respectively. Both electric scooters are run by a portable battery pack that can be charged from empty to 80% capacity in about 65 minutes. Both Vida V1 models' 7-inch touch displays give users access to a variety of intelligent capabilities, including as trip statistics, riding simulators, parking help, and navigation. Visit(https://www.vidaworld.com) for additional information.

Hero Vida V1 price in India:

The Vida V1 Plus and V1 Pro come at an ex-showroom price of Rs 1,28,000 and Rs 1,39,000 respectively which includes the FAME II and state subsidy. Additionally, the reservation price is set at Rs 2,499.

Benefits

Portable battery for charging

All round robust design

Decent pickup times

7) TVS iQube ST:

The TVS iQube ST electric scooter sticks out for having a more traditional appearance, but that has advantages of its own. For starters, the iQube ST features one of the largest boot compartments, allowing you to fit two full-sized helmets to protect both you and your travelling companion. That's not all, though. The scooter has a maximum riding range of 110 km in performance mode and 145 km in economy mode. The scooter is one of the best-performing electric scooters on the market because it can reach a respectable riding speed of 82 kmph when used in the latter. Additionally, you get a 7-inch touchscreen with Bluetooth audio playback, Amazon Alexa voice assistant integration, and even social media notification screens that adhere to all safety precautions to keep you from being distracted. For more details (https://www.tvsmotor.com/iqube/tvs-iqube-st-variant-details)

TVS iQube ST price in India:

The TVS iQube ST comes with a sticker price of Rs 1,09,256 in Delhi.

Benefits

Excellent range

Rich set of features

Four body colours

8) Toper:

The Simple One is a brand-new electric scooter that boasts a sporty design much. It’s also manufactured by DEEDEV Motors. DEEDEV Motors company is one of the most well-known manufacturers of electric scooters. Simple One is now finally available to purchase through the company’s official website (https://deedavmotors.com/). The battery can take upto 3-4/6-8 hours to charge. Running under the hood is a 48v/60v Lithium-ion battery. The scooter is able to provide 80km of claimed range on a single charge. Apart from that, there are several handy features packed in as well such as a combi braking system, alarm system, LED lighting, alloy wheels (black), remote control, customise the battery choice, USB and many more.

Toper price in India: The Toper at a price RS. 49,999.

Benefits

Distinctive look and design Good riding range Great set of features

9) Bounce Infinity E1:

Even if you do not pay the full retail price, the Bounce Infinity E1 scooter is still available to you through the company's Battery-as-a-service, or BAAS, agreements at a much cheaper cost. The plans include a switchable battery option for Rs 35 each switch and a monthly membership charge that starts at Rs 849. The actual cost of the Bounce Infinity E1 is thus reduced to Rs 0.65 per kilometre.

The 85-kilometer maximum range and 65-kilometer top speed of the Bounce Infinity E1 are both on a single charge. Three different driving modes are offered: Drag, Eco, and Power. Aside from being IP 67 rated, adaptable, and portable, the 2kWhr 48V battery pack for the electric scooter is also available. For more information (https://bounceinfinity.com/infinity_e)

Bounce Infinity E1 price in India:

The Bounce Infinity E1 is retailing in India at Rs 68,999 (with battery) and Rs 36,099 (without battery).

Benefits

Cost

Swappable battery

Regenerative braking system

10) Okaya Fast F2F:

One of the most reasonably priced electric scooters on the market right now is the Okaya Fast F2F. The Fast F2F has an 800W BLDC hub motor that can reach high speeds of up to 55kmph. high speeds may also vary according on the riding modes, which include Eco, City, and Sports. The battery, which has an advertised range of 80 km, can take up to 5 hours to fully charge using the included charger. A remote key, digital instrument cluster, and LED headlamp are a few other highlights. For more information (https://okayaev.com/faast-f2f/)

Okaya Fast F2F price in India:

The Okaya Fast F2F is available at starting price of Rs 83,999 (ex-showroom) in India

Benefits

Very affordable compare to others

Multiple riding modes

Many features are available

#electric vehicles #west bengal #scooter #electric scooter #top electric scooter in india #top electric scooter2023

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sri-sakthi-motors · 4 days ago

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Maintaining Cost of an Electric Scooter in India

Electric scooters are rapidly gaining popularity as a cost-effective and eco-friendly mode of transportation in India. With rising fuel prices and increasing awareness of environmental conservation, the shift towards electric vehicles (EVs) is more prominent than ever. If you're considering buying an electric scooter or already own one, understanding its maintenance cost is crucial. Let's explore what makes electric scooters a budget-friendly choice and how you can keep them running efficiently without breaking the bank.

Why Electric Scooters Are Cost-Effective

Unlike traditional petrol-powered scooters, electric scooters have fewer moving parts, resulting in lower maintenance requirements. Additionally, they don't require regular oil changes or extensive engine servicing, significantly reducing recurring expenses. This makes them an attractive option for cost-conscious consumers.

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Key Maintenance Costs of Electric Scooters

1. Battery Maintenance and Replacement

The battery is the heart of an electric scooter. Proper care can ensure it lasts for years, but eventual replacement is inevitable. Lithium-ion batteries typically last 3-5 years and cost between ₹20,000-₹50,000, depending on the model. Regular charging using the manufacturer-recommended charger can prolong battery life.

2. Tire Replacement

Electric scooters, like any other vehicle, require tire replacements due to wear and tear. A pair of tires may cost around ₹2,000-₹4,000. Checking tire pressure regularly can help maintain optimal performance and extend their lifespan.

3. Brake System Maintenance

Most electric scooters come with regenerative braking systems, which reduce wear and tear on brake pads. However, brake pads still need occasional replacement, costing approximately ₹1,000-₹2,000.

4. Servicing and Software Updates

Periodic servicing ensures your electric scooter operates efficiently. Many manufacturers offer software updates to enhance performance or fix bugs. Servicing costs range from ₹500-₹1,500 per visit.

5. Charger Repairs or Replacement

Over time, the charger may require repairs or replacement. A new charger can cost between ₹3,000-₹6,000. To avoid issues, store the charger in a dry, safe place and handle it with care.

Tips to Minimize Maintenance Costs

Regular Cleaning: Clean your scooter to prevent dust and dirt from affecting its components.

Proper Charging Habits: Avoid overcharging the battery to maintain its health.

Timely Servicing: Schedule periodic check-ups at a trusted EV showroom in Hosur like Sri Sakthi Motors.

Driving Habits: Smooth acceleration and braking reduce wear and tear on the battery and tires.

Electric scooters offer significant savings compared to petrol vehicles, with lower running and maintenance costs. By following simple maintenance practices, you can ensure your electric scooter remains a reliable and economical mode of transport.

Ready to embrace the electric revolution? Explore the latest models at Sri Sakthi Motors, the leading EV showroom in Hosur. Experience the future of mobility today!

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Electric Scooter Care Tips for the Festive Season: How to Maintain Your Ride During Diwali - Part 1

Diwali is a festival of lights and to some extent, it poses problems for the owners of electric scooters. Twice traffic and dust, and sometimes unpredictable weather, make it crucial to maintain your scooter especially during festive periods. Whether you are a new owner of one of the Thrust by Reveal Electric the best electric scooter company in Delhi or have bought a scooter during Diwali sale on electric scooters it is crucial to maintain your electric scooter for best and safest rides during the season.

Here are some tips that feature electric scooter care essentials during Diwali season or any other festive season.

1. Regular Cleaning to Combat Dust and Debris

Diwali for all its festivities brings in more dust and dirt in the air. Keep the scooter clean by washing it often, you should also clean the electric scooter to get rid of the health risks. Using a cloth that is soft, clean the body, tires and even the display screen. This simple step will go a long way in avoiding debris that could be made to hinder its performance, especially if you are one of the lucky ones that have just bought the best electric scooter in the market this Diwali which is Thrust by Reveal electric.

Pro Tip: Do not use high pressure water jets, they may harm the electrical parts.

2. Battery Care and Maintenance

Battery is easily the most important part of your electric scooter as they are its life source. Make sure it charges to its optimum before leaving, but do not overcharge since that has a negative effect on the battery. For Diwali it would be advisable to be charged in a clean and secure area that is away from any fire risk that is associated with the festival.

Charging Tip: If you have set your eyes upon Diwali offers in electric scooters, try finding one with a smart battery charging system to safeguard against deep charging.

3. Protect Against Water and Moisture

Diwali in some parts of India can bring unexpected weather changes. In the course of your riding, be careful of rain or water; do not drive the scooter through water or puddles as it spoils the battery and motor. It should however always be a plus for any electric scooter to be parked in areas that are either covered or sheltered.

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Simple Energy One Single Tone: Design, Build Quality, and Practicality

₹1,45,000/- 1. Design and Build Quality Aesthetic and Functional Design: The Simple Energy One Single Tone is crafted to cater to modern urban aesthetics. Its sleek lines and sharp angles give it a futuristic look, enhanced by a choice of four vibrant colors: Brazen Black, Namma Red, Azure Blue, and Grace White. These colors not only add to its visual appeal but also make it stand out in…

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If you are looking for upcoming electric scooter in India 2023, Simple one is ready for you. Simple Energy opened its first manufacturing facility yesterday (January 19, 2023) and is currently preparing to begin production of its flagship product, the Simple One. In more detail, this new state-of-the-art EV manufacturing facility is located in Shoolagiri, Tamilnadu, and spans an area of 200,000…

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Best Electric Scooters for Beginners: What to Look For

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Choosing the right electric scooter as a beginner can be exciting but overwhelming, especially with so many options available. To help you make an informed decision, here are the key factors you should consider when buying your first electric scooter.

1. Safety Features

For beginners, safety should always be a priority. Look for scooters equipped with essential features such as anti-lock braking systems (ABS), sturdy frames, and bright LED lights for better visibility. Scooters with larger wheels provide better balance and stability, making them easier to control.

2. Battery Life and Range

Understanding the scooter’s battery life and range is crucial. A good beginner scooter should offer a balance between moderate range (up to 60-80 km per charge) and efficient battery consumption. This way, you won't need to charge frequently, and it will be easier to plan your rides.

3. Ease of Use

A scooter should be easy to operate, with intuitive controls and simple mechanisms for acceleration and braking. Foldability is another plus for beginners, as it makes the scooter easier to store and transport. Lightweight models are often ideal, as they are more manageable for new riders.

4. Speed and Motor Power

While high-speed scooters may sound appealing, beginners should opt for models with moderate speeds (up to 50-55 km/h). A 1000W motor is usually powerful enough to give a smooth ride without being too intimidating for new riders.

5. Affordability and Maintenance

Electric scooters come at various price points, so it’s essential to choose one that fits your budget without compromising on quality. Additionally, consider scooters with low maintenance costs, as you’ll want to avoid hefty repair bills in your early riding days.

Final Thoughts

When searching for the best electric scooter as a beginner, focus on finding a model that balances safety, ease of use, and affordability. Jitendra EV, a leading name in electric vehicles, offers a range of options that cater to beginners and experienced riders alike. Known for producing some of the best EV scooters in the market, they provide a reliable and eco-friendly way to get started on your electric scooter journey.

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khivrajmotors · 2 months ago

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The Bajaj Chetak 3201 The Potential for Electric Scooters

As the world shifts to more environmentally friendly forms of transportation, electric vehicles are becoming increasingly common. Bajaj is one company that is causing a stir in this market with its next model, the Bajaj Chetak 3201. This innovative electric scooter combines cutting-edge electric technology with a sleek, retro-inspired design that promises to transform urban mobility.

We'll explore the features, anticipated ex-showroom cost, and commonly asked questions regarding the Bajaj Chetak 3201 in this article.

A Look Towards the Future Bajaj Chetak 3201.

The Bajaj Chetak has always been a name associated with Two Wheelers, particularly scooters, easy and convenient for Indians. What Bajaj is aiming to do with the bajaj chetak 3201 is that they are taking this legacy into the future. The 3201 model fulfills the company’s heritage from the Chetak design while at the same time providing the latest technology of the electric vehicle (EV) to ensure the rider gets the best of value.

This model, as demonstrated, is directed to the daily commuter in the urban environments who wishes to be environmentally sensitive but not at the compromise of style, comfort or performance.

Key Features of Bajaj Chetak 3201

1. Electric Motor and Performance

The Bajaj chetak 3201 has better performance battery advanced lithium-ion battery that offers ample range for regular usage. Thus while the numbers have yet to be validated one will likely see Turn every ride into a grand escapade with 136 km range. This makes it perfect for city use, where distance can often span low distances in terms of a couple of minutes’ drive.

The scooter is expected to hit a top speed of about 73 km/h, which is appropriate for the rigors of navigating tough and busy city streets while at the same time achieving great energy to mileage ratio.

2. Charging and Battery Life

List of advantages of the Bajaj Chetak 3201: The first advantage that should be mentioned is that the scooter is quick charge enabled. It will take about 4-5 hours from a standard domestic socket fully charged. With regards to the battery, Scoop Endura owners on the move will get their battery charged within an hour; powering their device to 25% would be possible.

Also, the battery has a long life expectancy with Bajaj, giving customers up to 3 years warranty or 50,000 kilometers whichever comes first.

3. Design and Build

Continuing the Bajaj Chetak concept the Bajaj Chetak 3201 has been designed with analogies to the original scooter with an addition of modern day appeal. The scooter also has streamlined curves and a simple and sleek body design which is architecturally appealing. It comes in different colors for each rider’s different personality; matte black, silver and of course the glossy red.

In general, the given scooter has a set of robust hulling as it has a metal body frame as a construction. This gives it a quality look and feel which makes it a strong contender in the market of electric scooters.

4. Smart Features

Smart features included the Bajaj Chetak 3201 scooter. It consists of digital cluster comprising speedometer, trip-meter, range including other parameters. It is also rumored to feature Bluetooth compatibility so that the riders can operate their smartphones to map, control the music and also respond to callings.

These might include; reverse mode for ease of reversing into parking bays or into narrow spaces as well as regenerative braking to ensure that each time the car is braking the battery is recharged to make it more efficient.

Ex-Showroom Price

New 3201 Bajaj Chetak is expected to start at about ₹ 1,28,744 lakh, ex-showroom price in Khivraj Motors. Its positioning makes it face other electric scooters including the Ather 450X as well as the TVS iQube since they are at the same level in terms of functionality and performance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the expected range of the Bajaj Chetak 3201?

Expectedly, the all-electric Bajaj Chetak 3201 is expected to yield 80 – 95 km per charge which is sufficient for urban use within cities.

2. How long does it take to charge the Chetak 3201?

Charging using any socket normally needs 4 - 5 hours to complete and this depends on the electrical power of the socket. The standard charging speed will probably be on the market, which will give a quicker increase in battery health.

3. What is the price of the Bajaj Chetak 3201?

The target price of the Bajaj Chetak 3201 is about ₹1.28 lakhs therefore making it affordable to its target market compared to other electric scooters.

4. Does the Chetak 3201 offer smart features?

Yes, the new Bajaj Chetak 3201 is expected to incorporate some level of intelligence in design in the current trend of scooters, boasting of a digital quality scooters meters with Bluetooth compatibility, and a possibility of incorporating reverse mode.

5. Is the Bajaj Chetak 3201 suitable for long-distance rides?

Despite being developed with urban mobility in mind and with a maximum traveling distance of up to 95 kilometers, the scooter is well suited to short to medium length trips exclusively within city limits.

Conclusion

The Bajaj Chetak 3201 is designed to be a revolution in the market of electric scooters. It has a retro appearance, a big variety of options and brains for environmentally friendly, stylish and efficient riders. Expected at around ₹1,28,744 it does bring value and seems ready to lead Chetak to the next generation electric scooter phase.

For More Information: About Bajaj chetak 3201 at Khivraj Motors

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CANGURHU Revolutionizes the Food Delivery Industry with Neighbours’ Home-Cooked Meals aided by Artificial Intelligence - Information Important Online https://www.merchant-business.com/cangurhu-revolutionizes-the-food-delivery-industry-with-neighbours-home-cooked-meals-aided-by-artificial-intelligence/?feed_id=202638&_unique_id=66e9591016e76 #GLOBAL - BLOGGER BLOGGER Author of the article:Published Sep 17, 2024 • 2 minute readTORONTO, Sept. 17, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — CANGURHU, a trailblazing new venture in the culinary industry, is poised to transform how people experience home-cooked meals. Founded by a passionate group of food enthusiasts and technology innovators, Cangurhu offers a unique platform that connects talented home cooks with hungry customers seeking delicious, homemade food as an alternative to expensive restaurant meals while getting unmatched originality, quality, and taste.THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLYSubscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada.Exclusive articles from Barbara Shecter, Joe O’Connor, Gabriel Friedman, and others.Daily content from Financial Times, the world’s leading global business publication.Unlimited online access to read articles from Financial Post, National Post and 15 news sites across Canada with one account.National Post ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition to view on any device, share and comment on.Daily puzzles, including the New York Times Crossword.SUBSCRIBE TO UNLOCK MORE ARTICLESSubscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada.Exclusive articles from Barbara Shecter, Joe O’Connor, Gabriel Friedman and others.Daily content from Financial Times, the world’s leading global business publication.Unlimited online access to read articles from Financial Post, National Post and 15 news sites across Canada with one account.National Post ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition to view on any device, share and comment on.Daily puzzles, including the New York Times Crossword.REGISTER / SIGN IN TO UNLOCK MORE ARTICLESCreate an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience.Access articles from across Canada with one account.Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments.Enjoy additional articles per month.Get email updates from your favourite authors.Google News Sign In or Create an AccountorArticle contentBringing Shared Economy Opportunities to Every Home Kitchen across the GlobeThe concept behind Cangurhu is simple yet innovative. Anyone with a home kitchen can cook from his home and sell to his neighbours. The platform serves as a bridge, connecting ordinary neighbours with unique cooking skills to individuals who crave wholesome, personalized meals prepared with passion and care at a very affordable price. “This is an economic opportunity for anyone to generate extra income from his / her home kitchen.” said Moses Ekra, the visionary behind the venture. “…Anyone can be either role: Cook, Courier, or Customer, all within one App”. In the community, anyone registering as a Courier can deliver his neighbours’ food by car, motorbike, bicycle, electric scooter, or even by foot.Customers can browse a wide variety of classic, regional, or ethnic cuisines and dishes, ranging from traditional family recipes to international delights, at affordable prices, all cooked from home kitchens.“We are thrilled to launch Cangurhu and provide a platform that showcases the incredible talent of home cooks,” said the Founder and CEO. “Our goal is to not only offer customers delicious and personalized meals but also to empower ordinary neighbours who have kitchens at home, recognizing their skill and providing them with a means to share their passion with the world.”By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.Article contentArticle contentArtificial Intelligence Assists in Ensuring Food SafetyCangurhu has implemented rigorous screening procedures and hygiene standards to ensure the highest quality and food safety.

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