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Electric two-wheeler brand, EeVe Indian unveils two new e-scooters

Eeve India has launched two new electric scooters in the Indian market, namely the Atreo and Ahava.

Manu Gour

Eeve India has launched two new electric scooters in the Indian market, namely the Atreo and Ahava. Both e-scooters come fitted with the latest technologies and are touted to be great solutions that are stylish, comfortable and extremely practical for urban mobility.

Atreo
The Eeve Atreo is a stylish scooter that offers a 90 – 100 km range on a single charge. The scooter also features daytime running lights and is touted to offer a 15 paisa per km running cost which makes it extremely easy on the pocket. In addition to the low cost of ownership, Eeve is also offering the Atreo with a five-year warranty and one-year insurance as part of the package. Incidentally, the name Atreo means king!

Ahava
The Ahava carries an exceptional build quality and offers a slightly lower range than the Atreo as this e-scooter can do anywhere between 60-70 km on a single charge. Having said that, it also comes with a five-year warranty and one-year insurance package, day time running lights and the same low running cost of 15 paisa per kilometer. As for the name, Ahava means Loved. The all-new Atreo and Ahava have been embedded with Artificial Intelligence like Geo-tagging, Geo-fencing, and Immobilisation to improve the user experience as well as offer additional safety. They boast a sporty look and an enticing design. The most significant features that set the two exclusive variants apart from its contenders include a high-efficiency drive which provides super long riding ranges and patented batteries with longest life.
 

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