Simple One | Awaited Electric Charm | First Ride Review

Simple One: Design and Features

Quite honestly, I was taken aback by the fit and finish of the scooter. The panel gaps were quite visible. Moreover, after 2-hrs of testing, the bolts were loosened out. Well, this is the pre-production version, and the company promises to rectify the issues with production versions, which are set to hit the Indian roads hopefully soon. The scooter\’s design is set to appeal to its aggressive character. The sharp edges and creases on the front apron, flanked by the LED indicators, give it a peculiar look. The beautifully designed and positioned LED headlamp takes center stage in the front design. The overall stance and especially the inverted V-shaped LED tail lamps add charm to the scooter.

The Simple one gets a 7-inch display with 1280*788 pixels resolution. The display unit was quite bright and clear to view. It provides all the necessary connected features that new-age buyers are obsessed with. The TPMS sensors,navigation function further enhances the ownership experience. The software is currently in the Beta version, with various bugs hindering a comprehensive experience. However, the company claims to resolve it soon and promises to provide an utterly well built-unit to the consumers.