Day before rate hike for e-scooters, check on-road prices for Ather's 450X in 10 cities | List

From June 1, a reduction in government subsidy for e-scooters will come into effect.

Published on: May 31, 2023, 15:17:33 IST

By HT News Desk, New Delhi

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Wednesday is the last day to buy electric scooters at their current on-road prices. This is because from June 1, electric 2-wheelers will become costlier due to a pre-announced reduction in the government's subsidy for vehicles in this category that get registered on or after the said date.

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The revised subsidy will be applicable to all e-scooters, including Bengaluru-based Ather Energy's 450X. From June 1, customers will have to pay up to ₹32,500 more to buy 450X.

Therefore, if you are planning to purchase this electric scooter at its current on-road price, you have only a few hours to do so. The vehicle comes in two variants: Standard and Pro Pack; with subsidy, the lowest cost for a Standard variant unit is ₹98,183, and for a Pro Pack one, ₹128,443.

Ather 450X: Current prices in 10 cities (without subsidy)

The on-road prices for both the trims in 10 major cities are mentioned in the list below (according to HT's sister publication Live Hindustan).

City	Standard variant	Pro Pack variant
Ahmedabad	₹112,222	₹142,587
Bengaluru	₹120,889	₹151,253
Chandigarh	₹104,053	₹134,418
Chennai	₹122,188	₹152,553
Delhi	₹103,818	₹134,183
Hyderabad	₹122,467	₹152,832
Kolkata	₹128,251	₹158,615
Mumbai	₹124,996	₹155,361
Navi Mumbai	₹124,996	₹155,361
Pune	₹120,959	₹151,324

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